Mr Horatio Myer
1850 - January 1, 1916Summary information for Mr Horatio Myer
Contributions
1909
Experimental Motor Mobilisation. Commons March 29, 1909
Reported Illtreatment of Coolie (Natal). Commons May 6, 1909
Sinking Fund Purchases. Commons May 6, 1909
Dover Harbour. Commons May 6, 1909
Dirigible Balloons. Commons May 17, 1909
STAMPS.—DUTIES ON CONVEYANCES AND TRANSFERS. Commons May 18, 1909
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. Commons May 25, 1909
Motor Taxation (Improvement of Roads). Commons May 26, 1909
Ladies' Gallery (New Regulations). Commons May 26, 1909
Trade and Navigation (Monthly Returns). Commons August 12, 1909
War Office Lands (Isle of Wight). Commons August 18, 1909
2 speeches — Royal United Service Institution (Admission Charge). Commons September 7, 1909
3 speeches — New Short Rifle. Commons September 7, 1909
CLAUSE 31.—(Reduction of Duty in Case of Hotels or Restaurants.) Commons September 7, 1909
2 speeches — CLAUSE 40.—(Amended Bates of Estate Duty and Settlement Estate Duty.) Commons September 13, 1909
Female Prisoners (Refusal to take Food). Commons September 14, 1909
CLAUSE 50.—(Exemptions and Abatements in Case of Persons not Resident in the United Kingdom.) Commons September 21, 1909
Labour Exchanges (Appointment of Officials). Commons September 22, 1909
European Through Freights. Commons September 22, 1909
1.—MINERAL RIGHTS DUTY. Commons September 22, 1909
Motor Vehicles (Speed Limit). Commons September 23, 1909
CLAUSE 17.—(Exemptions from Undeveloped Land Duty, and Allowances.) Commons October 21, 1909
CLAUSE 15.—(Condition as to Keeping Houses Let to Persons of the Working Classes in Repair.) Commons November 1, 1909
3 speeches — Unemployment (Percentage Throughout Trade Unions). Commons November 4, 1909
5 speeches — FINANCE BILL. Commons November 4, 1909
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