Mr Frank Goldstone

1870 - December 25, 1955
Summary information for Mr Frank Goldstone

Contributions

1911

NOTICES OF MOTION. Commons February 16, 1911

Secondary Schools (Free Places). Commons February 22, 1911

Children Transferred from Workhouses. Written Answers February 27, 1911

Free Places in Secondary Schools. Written Answers March 1, 1911

Elementary School Children and Secondary Schools. Commons March 8, 1911

Royal Military College. Written Answers March 20, 1911

Army Officers (Expenses). Written Answers March 20, 1911

CIVIL SERVICES AND REVENUE DEPARTMENTS ESTIMATES, 1911–12 (VOTE ON ACCOUNT). Commons March 21, 1911

2 speeches — Lambeth Board of Guardians (Out-Relief). Commons March 22, 1911

Elementary and Secondary Schools (Inspectors). Written Answers March 22, 1911

Late Chief Inspector of Board of Education (Issue of Circular). Commons March 27, 1911

Education Inspectors. Written Answers March 27, 1911

2 speeches — Education Department (Mr. Holmes' Circular). Commons March 29, 1911

3 speeches — Board of Education (Mr. Holmes's Circular). Commons April 3, 1911

6 speeches — Education Department Circulars. Commons April 5, 1911

Board of Education (Memoranda). Commons April 12, 1911

3 speeches — Secondary Schools. Commons April 12, 1911

Secondary Schools Teachers (Memorandum). Commons April 26, 1911

2 speeches — POOR LAW ADMINISTRATION. Commons April 27, 1911

Board of Education (Private Instructions). Commons May 8, 1911

Unemployed Teachers. Commons May 17, 1911

2 speeches — London County Council Education Committee. Commons July 11, 1911

Teachers' Salaries. Commons July 12, 1911

5 speeches — BOARD OF EDUCATION (CLASS 4). Commons July 13, 1911

4 speeches — BOARD OF EDUCATION. Commons July 13, 1911

2 speeches — CLAUSE 3.—(Provision as to Minimum Liquor Licence Duties Affected by Cambridge Order.) Commons July 25, 1911

2 speeches — Secondary Schools (Preparatory Departments). Commons July 27, 1911

Tuberculosis. Written Answers July 28, 1911

Transfer of Children (Elementary and Secondary Schools). Commons July 31, 1911

2 speeches — Secondary Schools. Commons August 3, 1911

2 speeches — Central Schools (London). Commons August 7, 1911

Transfers to Secondary Schools. Commons August 10, 1911

Boarding-out Order. Written Answers August 15, 1911

ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY TEACHERS. Commons November 8, 1911

2 speeches — Customs and Excise Officers. Commons November 8, 1911

CLAUSE 47.—(Erection of Sanatoria, etc.) Commons November 9, 1911

Gillette Safety Razor Company. Commons November 20, 1911

4 speeches — PART II.—EXCEPTIONS. Commons November 20, 1911

Epileptic Children. Written Answers November 20, 1911

CLAUSE 68.—(Unemployment Fund.) Commons November 24, 1911

CLAUSE 73.—(Provisions with Respect to Workmen Engaged through Labour Exchanges.) Commons November 24, 1911

5 speeches — CLAUSE 74.—(Subsidiary Provisions.) Commons November 24, 1911

CLAUSE 77.—(Power to Extend to other Trades.) Commons November 24, 1911

2 speeches — CLAUSE 79.—(Arrangements with Associations of Workmen in an Insured Trade making Payments to Members whilst Unemployed.) Commons November 24, 1911

CLAUSE 80.—(Repayments to Associations making Payments to Persons, whether Workmen in Insured Trade or not, whilst Unemployed.) Commons November 24, 1911

2 speeches — CLAUSE 81.—(Interpretation and Application.) Commons November 24, 1911

STANDING COMMITTEE B. Commons November 24, 1911

Ponton Road L.C.C. School. Commons November 27, 1911

NATIONAL INSURANCE BILL. Commons November 28, 1911

2 speeches — NEW CLAUSE [Read a second time, 28th November.] Commons November 29, 1911

2 speeches — CLAUSE 81.—(Disqualifications for Unemployment Benefit.) Commons December 1, 1911

EXCISE OFFICERS (SALARIES). Commons December 4, 1911

TRAINING COLLEGES (BURSARS AND STUDENTS). Written Answers December 11, 1911

Customs and Excise (Amalgamation). Written Answers December 11, 1911

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