Mr Herbert Pease

1867 - May 10, 1949
Summary information for Mr Herbert Pease

Contributions

1917

Postal Services (County Wexford). Written Answers February 15, 1917

2 speeches — POST OFFICES (EXTRA DUTIES). Commons February 26, 1917

NAVAL AND MILITARY PENSIONS AND GRANTS. Written Answers February 28, 1917

Letterkenny and Burtonport Extension Railway. Written Answers February 28, 1917

SUNDAY MAIL (NEWBURGH, FIFESHIRE). Commons March 5, 1917

HULL POST OFFICE (BOY MESSENGERS). Commons March 5, 1917

3 speeches — POST OFFICES (MID-DAY CLOSING). Commons March 8, 1917

Post Office Form. Written Answers March 8, 1917

POSTAL EMPLOYES. Written Answers March 12, 1917

Postal Employés (Ireland). Written Answers March 12, 1917

Tram Service (Edgewortlistown). Written Answers March 19, 1917

Mail Service (Ireland). Written Answers April 3, 1917

POST OFFICE RECONSTRUCTION. Commons April 23, 1917

12 speeches — POST OFFICE. Commons June 5, 1917

POST OFFICE (TEMPORARY WORKERS). Commons June 11, 1917

GENERAL POST OFFICE, DUBLIN (REBUILDING). Commons June 22, 1917

2 speeches — TEMPORARY MAIL SORTERS (WAR BONUS). Commons July 6, 1917

MAIL CAR DRIVERS, DUBLIN (WAGES). Commons July 6, 1917

Postal Service (West Cork). Commons July 9, 1917

POSTAL OFFICIALS (PENSIONS). Commons November 13, 1917

Postal Arrangements, Leicestershire. Written Answers November 14, 1917

DISABLED SOLDIERS (EMPLOYMENT). Written Answers November 15, 1917

GENERAL POST OFFICE, DUBLIN (RECONSTRUCTION). Written Answers November 19, 1917

(TELEGRAPHISTS). Written Answers November 19, 1917

Skerries (Communication with Mainland). Written Answers November 19, 1917

POSTAL SERVICE, AYRSHIRE. Commons November 26, 1917

MAIL VAN DRIVERS' WAGES, ABERDEEN. Commons November 26, 1917

POST OFFICE STAFF (EXTRADITTIES). Written Answers November 28, 1917

West Wycombe Post Office. Written Answers November 28, 1917

NAVAL AND MILITARY PENSIONS AND GRANTS. Written Answers November 29, 1917

PRISONERS OF WAR. Written Answers November 29, 1917

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