Mr Henry Fowler

1830 - February 25, 1911
Summary information for Mr Henry Fowler

Contributions

1891

SECOND READING. Commons January 22, 1891

3 speeches — COMMITTEE. Commons January 26, 1891

2 speeches — BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. Commons January 26, 1891

2 speeches — COMMITTEE. Commons January 29, 1891

COMMITTEE. Commons February 3, 1891

TITHE RENT-CHARGE RECOVERY BILL.—(No. 184.) Commons February 5, 1891

POLICE AND SANITARY REGULATIONS. Commons February 6, 1891

2 speeches — BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. Commons February 12, 1891

3 speeches — ARCHDEACONRY OF CORNWALL BILL. [H.L.]—(No. 177.) Commons February 16, 1891

3 speeches — WOLVERHAMPTON CORPORATION BILL—(by Order). Commons February 17, 1891

SECOND READING. Commons February 18, 1891

SECOND READING. Commons February 18, 1891

2 speeches — LONDON OVERHEAD WIRES BILL. (by Order). Commons February 27, 1891

SECOND READING. Commons March 2, 1891

2 speeches — COMMITTEE. Commons March 2, 1891

2 speeches — CLASS II. Commons March 9, 1891

CLASS III. Commons March 9, 1891

2 speeches — COUNTY COURT SITTINGS. Commons March 12, 1891

3 speeches — BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE (REPORTS OF THE COMMITTEES OF SUPPLY AND WAYS AND MEANS). Commons March 13, 1891

2 speeches — LOCAL TAXATION. Commons March 13, 1891

2 speeches — JOINT STOCK BANKS. Commons March 16, 1891

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. Commons March 16, 1891

CLASS III. Commons March 16, 1891

CLASS VI. Commons March 16, 1891

REVENUE DEPARTMENTS. Commons March 16, 1891

THE COURSE OF PUBLIC BUSINESS. Commons March 23, 1891

2 speeches — PRIVATE BILL PROCEDURE (SCOTLAND) BILL (No. 114.)—SELECT COMMITTEE. Commons March 23, 1891

FOREIGN OFFICE AND DIPLOMATIC SERVICE. Commons March 23, 1891

2 speeches — ELECTORAL DISABILITIES REMOVAL BILL.—(No. 182.) Commons March 24, 1891

3 speeches — NOMINATION OF SELECT COMMITTEE. Commons April 9, 1891

4 speeches — COMMITTEE. Commons April 9, 1891

SECOND READING. Commons April 9, 1891

COMMITTEE. Commons April 10, 1891

2 speeches — COMMITTEE. Commons April 14, 1891

2 speeches — ARREARS IN THE LAW COURTS. Commons April 16, 1891

SECOND READING. Commons April 22, 1891

THE BLOCK IN THE LAW COURTS. Commons April 23, 1891

10 speeches — TEA. Commons April 27, 1891

FREE EDUCATION. Commons April 30, 1891

2 speeches — TECHNICAL EDUCATION AND THE BEER AND SPIRIT DUTIES. Commons May 4, 1891

4 speeches — COMMITTEE. Commons May 8, 1891

ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS. Commons May 11, 1891

3 speeches — COMMITTEE. Commons May 11, 1891

3 speeches — COMMITTEE. Commons May 13, 1891

FACTORY AND WORKSHOPS BILL. Commons May 14, 1891

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. Commons May 14, 1891

VENTILATION OF THE HOUSE. Commons May 14, 1891

2 speeches — BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. Commons May 22, 1891

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. Commons May 25, 1891

3 speeches — CIVIL SERVICES. Commons May 25, 1891

PUBLIC BUSINESS AND THE NEWFOUNDLAND BILL. Commons May 26, 1891

3 speeches — COMMITTEE. Commons May 29, 1891

2 speeches — CONSIDERATION. Commons June 5, 1891

THESALVATION ARMY. Commons June 8, 1891

THE NEW SILVER COINAGE. Commons June 11, 1891

CONSIDERATION. Commons June 11, 1891

COMMITTEE. Commons June 11, 1891

COURSE OF PUBLIC BUSINESS. Commons June 12, 1891

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE—GOVERNMENT BUSINESS. Commons June 15, 1891

THE FINANCIAL RELATIONS OF ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, AND IRELAND. Commons June 18, 1891

PUBLIC BUSINESS. Commons June 23, 1891

2 speeches — SECOND READING. [ADJOURNED DEBATE.] Commons June 23, 1891

THE COINAGE BILL. Commons June 26, 1891

13 speeches — COMMITEE. Commons June 29, 1891

STATUTORY RULES PROCEDURE BILL.—(No. 260.) Commons June 29, 1891

6 speeches — COMMITTEE. Commons June 30, 1891

2 speeches — CLASS III. Commons July 28, 1891

SECOND READING. Commons July 29, 1891

13 speeches — ELEMENTARY EDUCATION BILL. (No. 432.) Commons July 30, 1891

ELEMENTARY EDUCATION BILL. (No. 432.) Commons August 4, 1891

SITTINGS OF THE HOUSE. Commons August 4, 1891

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