Mr Henry Croft

1881 - December 7, 1947
Summary information for Mr Henry Croft

Contributions

1912

Mr. Churchill's Visit to Belfast (Military and Police Protection). Commons February 19, 1912

2 speeches — HOUSE OF LORDS. Commons February 19, 1912

Territorial Forces. Commons February 20, 1912

2 speeches — Territorial Forces. Written Answers February 20, 1912

Territorial Forces. Written Answers February 21, 1912

7 speeches — FISCAL REFORM. Commons February 22, 1912

3 speeches — CLASS 4.—NATIONAL GALLERY. Commons February 28, 1912

2 speeches — ARMY ESTIMATES, 1912–13. Commons March 5, 1912

2 speeches — Fisheries Development. Commons March 12, 1912

4 speeches — Books of Stamps (Advertisements). Commons March 12, 1912

2 speeches — NAVY ESTIMATES, 1912–13.— [PROGRESS.] Commons March 20, 1912

3 speeches — Atlantic Cable. Commons March 21, 1912

3 speeches — British Exports (Manufactured Goods). Commons March 21, 1912

COAL MINES (MINIMUM WAGE) BILL. Commons March 21, 1912

Trade of Empire (Commission). Written Answers March 21, 1912

Preservatives in Cream. Commons March 25, 1912

Exports to South Africa and British India. Commons March 26, 1912

Commercial Relations Within the Empire. Written Answers March 26, 1912

5 speeches — INTER-IMPERIAL RELATIONS. Commons April 3, 1912

CABLE AND WIRELESS COMMUNICATION. Commons April 3, 1912

GENERAL ELECTION (POLLING). Commons April 10, 1912

4 speeches — United States and Canada. Commons May 6, 1912

3 speeches — UNITED STATES AND CANADA. Commons May 6, 1912

2 speeches — Shops Act. Written Answers May 8, 1912

4 speeches — Imperial Trade Commission. Commons May 15, 1912

Canada and United States (Reciprocity Negotiations). Written Answers May 15, 1912

Estate Duty. Written Answers May 17, 1912

IMPERIAL TRADE COMMISSION. Commons May 22, 1912

2 speeches — POST OFFICE. Commons May 30, 1912

Imprisonment of Mr. A. B. Desmond. Written Answers June 12, 1912

2 speeches — Chambers of Commerce Congress (Preferential Trade). Commons June 17, 1912

Cable Communication (Canada and West Indies). Written Answers June 18, 1912

2 speeches — Imports (Ireland). Commons June 19, 1912

2 speeches — TERRITORIAL FORCE. Commons July 16, 1912

Imports (Brazil and Chili). Written Answers July 16, 1912

CLAUSE 1.—(Date of Act coming into Operation.) Commons October 8, 1912

2 speeches — CLAUSE 2.—(Poll of Electors on Resolutions submitted.) Commons October 8, 1912

SCHEDULE I.—FORM OF REQUISITION FOR A POLL. Commons October 9, 1912

3 speeches — Imperial Trade Commission. Commons October 10, 1912

2 speeches — House of Lords. Commons October 10, 1912

"Special" Trade Imports and Exports. Written Answers October 16, 1912

2 speeches — CLAUSE 2.—(Legislative rowers of Irish Parliament.) Commons October 17, 1912

2 speeches — War in Balkans. Commons October 23, 1912

4 speeches — Cotton Trade. Commons October 23, 1912

Trade with Japan. Commons October 23, 1912

United Kingdom Exports. Commons October 23, 1912

DEPOSIT CONTRIBUTORS. Written Answers October 23, 1912

Production of Woollen Goods. Written Answers October 24, 1912

Silk Spindles. Written Answers October 24, 1912

Japanese Imports and Exports. Written Answers October 29, 1912

3 speeches — Imperial Defence (Oversea Dominions). Commons October 31, 1912

3 speeches — Exports and Imports (United Kingdom and Germany). Commons October 31, 1912

Extra Special Reserve Battalion (Officers' Pay). Written Answers November 4, 1912

Exports from United Kingdom, Germany, and United States. Written Answers November 6, 1912

FINANCIAL RESOLUTION. Commons November 7, 1912

2 speeches — MALAY STATES (GIFT OF BATTLE-SHIP). Commons November 13, 1912

2 speeches — RESCISSION OF AMENDMENT TO RESOLUTION. Commons November 13, 1912

National Reserve (Practice Ammunition). Commons November 20, 1912

CANADA (OFFER OF "DREADNOUGHTS"). Commons December 11, 1912

7 speeches — NEW CLAUSE.—(Provision as to Flying of Union Jock over Irish Houses of Parliament.) Commons December 12, 1912

Franchise and Registration Bill. Commons December 16, 1912

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