Mr Henry Wilson
1833 - June 29, 1914Summary information for Mr Henry Wilson
Contributions
1898
NAVY ESTIMATES. Commons March 11, 1898
2 speeches — MERCHANT SHIPPING (MERCANTILE MARINE FUND) BILL. Commons March 17, 1898
REGULATIONS FOR THE ENGAGEMENT OF SEAMEN. Commons March 21, 1898
SEAMEN'S ADVANCE NOTES. Commons March 21, 1898
MERCHANT SHIPPING ACT. Commons March 29, 1898
WATER ANALYSIS AT MAIDSTONE. Commons April 4, 1898
WATER ANALYSIS AND THE MAIDSTONE EPIDEMIC. Commons April 21, 1898
CIVIL SERVICE ESTIMATES. Commons April 22, 1898
BUXTON SCHOOL BOARD. Commons April 29, 1898
INDIAN CANTONMENT REGULATIONS. Commons May 23, 1898
2 speeches — HABITUAL INEBRIATES BILL. Commons June 9, 1898
4 speeches — ARREST OF ARROYO SEAMEN. Commons July 8, 1898
NEW YORK CONSULAR SHIPPING OFFICE. Commons July 8, 1898
3 speeches — BRISTOL LOCAL MARINE BOARD. Commons July 8, 1898
EVIDENCE IN CRIMINAL CASES BILL. Commons July 21, 1898
BRITISH TROOPS IN INDIA. Commons July 22, 1898
HEALTH OF BRITISH TROOPS IN INDIA. Commons July 26, 1898
IMMORALITY IN THE ARMY. Commons July 26, 1898
4 speeches — MERCHANT SHIPPING (MERCANTILE MARINE FUND) BILL. Commons July 27, 1898
7 speeches — CLASS II. Commons July 29, 1898
2 speeches — P. AND O. STEAMER CARTHAGE. Commons August 5, 1898
MERCHANT SHIPPING ACT, 1894. Commons August 5, 1898
2 speeches — CIVIL SERVICE ESTIMATES, 1898–99. Commons August 5, 1898
3 speeches — BIRTH CERTIFICATES IN SUNDERLAND. Commons August 8, 1898
ENGAGEMENT OF BRITISH SAILORS. Commons August 8, 1898
INDIAN MERCHANT SHIPPING ACT. Commons August 8, 1898
LASCAR SEAMEN. Commons August 8, 1898
P. AND O. COMPANY'S SUBSIDY. Commons August 8, 1898
PORT CHALMERS. Commons August 8, 1898
3 speeches — CLASS II. Commons August 9, 1898
2 speeches — PARLIAMENTARY DEBATES. Commons August 11, 1898
4 speeches — EAST INDIA REVENUE ACCOUNTS. Commons August 11, 1898
APPROPRIATION BILL. Commons August 12, 1898
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