Mr Horatio Bottomley
1860 - May 26, 1933Summary information for Mr Horatio Bottomley
Contributions
1921
ELECTIONS. Commons February 15, 1921
UNEMPLOYMENT. Commons February 16, 1921
SULTAN MKWAWA'S SKULL. Commons February 17, 1921
5 speeches — GERMAN WAR CRIMINALS. Commons February 17, 1921
IMPRISONMENT OF MEMBERS. Commons February 17, 1921
9 speeches — PEACE TREATIES. Commons February 18, 1921
3 speeches — GERMAN REPARATIONS. Commons February 24, 1921
ARMY OF OCCUPATION. Commons February 24, 1921
3 speeches — WAR CRIMINALS (TRIAL). Commons February 28, 1921
2 speeches — WOOLWICH ELECTION. Commons February 28, 1921
BUDGET. Commons April 4, 1921
2 speeches — WAGES DISPUTE. Commons April 4, 1921
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons April 4, 1921
2 speeches — EX-KAISER (EXTRADITION). Commons April 5, 1921
GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS (POSTAL SERVICES). Commons April 5, 1921
SPAEKLING WINES (DUTY). Written Answers April 5, 1921
2 speeches — CONFERENCE PROPOSALS. Commons April 7, 1921
4 speeches — GERMAN WAR CRIMINALS (TRIAL). Commons April 11, 1921
TREASURY BILLS (TENDERS). Commons April 11, 1921
GERMAN WAR CRIMINALS. Commons May 24, 1921
3 speeches — FINANCE BILL Commons May 25, 1921
3 speeches — GERMAN WAR CRIMINALS. Commons May 26, 1921
2 speeches — SITTING OF THE HOUSE (DERBY DAY). Commons May 30, 1921
2 speeches — GERMAN WAR CRIMINALS (TRIAL). Commons May 30, 1921
4 speeches — GERMAN WAR CRIMINALS (TRIAL). Commons June 9, 1921
HOUSE OF COMMONS (PRIVATE MEETINGS). Commons June 9, 1921
GERMAN WAR CRIMINALS (TRIAL). Written Answers June 20, 1921
4 speeches — WAR CRIMINALS (TRIAL). Commons June 23, 1921
5 speeches — CABINET OFFICES. Commons June 23, 1921
GERMAN REPARATION (PAYMENT IN KIND). Commons June 27, 1921
HOUSE OF LORDS (REFORM PROPOSALS). Commons June 27, 1921
NAVY ESTIMATES. Commons June 27, 1921
POSTAGE RATE (PRINTED MATTER). Commons June 27, 1921
RACE MEETINGS (POLICE DUTY). Commons June 30, 1921
CLAUSE 2.—(Power of Board of Trade to apply Part II to certain goods.) Commons June 30, 1921
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