Mr James Rowlands

1851 - March 1, 1920
Summary information for Mr James Rowlands

Contributions

1894

COMMITTEE. [Progress, 20th December.] Commons January 1, 1894

COMMITTEE. [Progress, 1st January] Commons January 2, 1894

2 speeches — THE SOUTH METROPOLITAN GAS COMPANY. Commons January 4, 1894

4 speeches — POACHING CONVICTIONS IN ESSEX. Commons January 8, 1894

2 speeches — CONSIDERATION. Commons January 12, 1894

2 speeches — POST OFFICE CONTRACTS. Commons February 12, 1894

ENFIELD SMALL ARMS FACTORY. Commons February 19, 1894

SMALL ARMS FACTORY AT BIRMINGHAM. Commons February 19, 1894

2 speeches — FURTHER CONSIDERATION OF LORDS AMENDMENTS. Commons February 19, 1894

MOTION FOR A SELECT COMMITTEE. Commons March 30, 1894

2 speeches — THE FAILURE OF GEORGE BARKER AND COMPANY. Commons April 5, 1894

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. Commons April 6, 1894

SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH COMPANY'S EMPLOYéS. Commons May 7, 1894

THE CORDITE EXPLOSION AT WALTHAM ABBEY. Commons May 8, 1894

THE PLATE DUTIES. Commons May 8, 1894

THE EQUALISATION OF RATES (LONDON) BILL. Commons May 8, 1894

CONSIDERATION. Commons May 9, 1894

4 speeches — RESOLUTION. Commons May 25, 1894

4 speeches — THAMES CONSERVANCY BILL (by Order) COMMITTEE. Commons May 28, 1894

CONSIDERATION. [ADJOURNED DEBATE.] Commons May 29, 1894

PAYMENT OF OFFICIAL EXPENSES AT PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS. Commons May 31, 1894

EMPLOYMENT OF ITALIANS ON GOVERNMENT WORKS. Commons June 18, 1894

LONDON POLICE BOOTS. Commons June 21, 1894

ELECTION EXPENSES. Commons July 18, 1894

THE TOWER BRIDGE. Commons July 24, 1894

SECOND READING. Commons July 24, 1894

REVENUE DEPARTMENTS. Commons July 30, 1894

EQUALISATION OF RATES (LONDON) BILL.—(No. 124.) Commons August 8, 1894

2 speeches — CLASS I. Commons August 17, 1894

AUXILIARY POSTMEN AT CHRISTMAS. Commons August 20, 1894

ACCIDENTS AT THE TOWER BRIDGE. Commons August 21, 1894

2 speeches — OBSTRUCTING THE POLICE AT CLERKENWELL. Commons August 23, 1894

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