Mr Frank Goldstone

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

Contributions

1914

STRIKE RIOTS, DUBLIN. Commons February 18, 1914

6 speeches — CHILDREN (EMPLOYMENT AND SCHOOL ATTENDANCE) BILL. Commons February 20, 1914

Acting Teachers' Examination. Commons March 26, 1914

2 speeches — Customs and Excise (Clerical Staff). Written Answers March 26, 1914

8 speeches — EDUCATION (ADMINISTRATIVE PROVISIONS) BILL. Commons March 27, 1914

3 speeches — BRITISH CITIZENS' RIGHTS. Commons April 1, 1914

Royal Commission on Civil Service. Commons April 2, 1914

Lesbury (Northumberland) Sub-Postmasters. Commons April 6, 1914

8 speeches — GOVERNMENT OF IRELAND BILL. Commons April 6, 1914

3 speeches — WESLEYAN AND GENERAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY BILL [Lords], (By Order.) Commons April 16, 1914

2 speeches — CLAUSE 1.—(Duty to Provide for Education of Mentally Defective Children.) Commons May 5, 1914

Civil Service Assistant Clerks (Increments). Commons May 6, 1914

2 speeches — PRIVATE BUSINESS. Commons May 18, 1914

SUBSISTENCE ALLOWANCES. Commons May 18, 1914

Education Department. Written Answers May 21, 1914

TELEPHONE SERVICE. Commons July 6, 1914

WESLEYAN AND GENERAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY BILL [Lords].—(By Order.) Commons July 14, 1914

Rural Education Conference. Commons July 22, 1914

CIVIL SERVICE (TEMPORARY VACANCIES). Commons September 14, 1914

2 speeches — CIVIL SERVICE (EXTRA WORK). Commons September 15, 1914

INDUSTRIAL POLICY-HOLDERS. Commons September 17, 1914

INLAND REVENUE DEPARTMENT (OVERTIME). Written Answers September 18, 1914

POSTMEN EMPLOYED. Commons November 16, 1914

RECRUITING CLERKS, SUNDERLAND. Written Answers November 16, 1914

CIVIL SERVANTS AND ENLISTMENT. Written Answers November 23, 1914

RECRUITING CLERKS. Written Answers November 23, 1914

NAVAL RESERVE (CLERKS' OVERTIME). Commons November 24, 1914

CIVIL SERVANTS AND ENLISTMENT. Commons November 25, 1914

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