Mr James Yoxall

1857 - February 2, 1925
Summary information for Mr James Yoxall

Contributions

1897

VOLUNTARY SCHOOLS (AID GRANT, ETC.). Commons February 1, 1897

ST. ANDREW'S SCHOOL, WILLESDEN. Commons February 2, 1897

ST. ANDREWS SCHOOL, WILLESDEN. Commons February 11, 1897

2 speeches — VOLUNTARY SCHOOLS BILL. Commons February 16, 1897

VOLUNTARY SCHOOLS BILL. Commons February 25, 1897

2 speeches — CLASS VI. Commons February 26, 1897

2 speeches — VOLUNTARY SCHOOLS BILL. Commons March 1, 1897

CEETIEICATED TEACHER'S DISMISSAL (GAWBER, NEAR BARNSLEY). Commons March 4, 1897

3 speeches — VOLUNSTARY SCHOOLS BILL. Commons March 4, 1897

AID GRANT TO VOLUNTARY ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS. Commons March 9, 1897

VOLUNTARY SCHOOLS BILL (HALFTIME SCHOLARS). Commons March 11, 1897

3 speeches — AID GRANT TO VOLUNTARY ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS. Commons March 15, 1897

AID GRANT TO VOLUNTARY ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS. Commons March 16, 1897

2 speeches — AID GRANT TO VOLUNTARY ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS. Commons March 17, 1897

DUTIES OF TEACHERS. Commons March 18, 1897

KEW GARDENS. Commons April 8, 1897

ARMY SCHOOLMASTERS. Commons May 6, 1897

POSTMEN (NOTTINGHAM). Commons May 6, 1897

TOWER TO INCREASE GRANT UNDER 33& 34 VICT. C. 75. S. 97. Commons May 10, 1897

CONTROL OF EDUCATION OVER RATE OF EXPENDITURE. Commons May 10, 1897

EXPLUSION OF MR. MACPHERSON FROM PARIS. Commons May 11, 1897

SCIENCE AND ART SCHOOLS (GRANTS). Commons May 13, 1897

TECHNICAL EDUCATION. Commons May 14, 1897

QUEEN'S DIAMOND JUBILEE. Commons May 20, 1897

QUEEN'S DIAMOND JUBILEE. Commons May 21, 1897

POSTAL SERVICE (NOTTINGHAM). Commons June 3, 1897

ARMY SCHOOLMASTERS. Commons June 3, 1897

CLASS IV. Commons June 17, 1897

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TEACHERS' SUPERANNUATION. Commons June 21, 1897

CLASS V. Commons June 24, 1897

CORONERS' INQUESTS. Commons July 2, 1897

POST OFFICE ESTABLISHMENTS. Commons July 2, 1897

AID GRANT OF 3s. PER CHILD TO VOLUNTARY SCHOOLS. Commons July 21, 1897

4 speeches — CLASS IV. Commons July 29, 1897

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