Mr Jesse Collings
1831 - November 20, 1920Summary information for Mr Jesse Collings
Contributions
1899
REPORT OF THE INSPECTOR OF FACTORIES. Commons February 27, 1899
GOLDSMITHS' COMPANY'S JURISDICTION. Commons February 27, 1899
THE DISS MAGISTRATES AND THE CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR. Commons February 27, 1899
7 speeches — PRISON ADMINISTRATION. Commons February 27, 1899
METROPOLITAN MAGISTRACY. Commons February 27, 1899
INEBRIATES' HOMES. Commons February 27, 1899
EAST HAM CHILD'S DISAPPEARANCE. Commons February 27, 1899
WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. Commons February 28, 1899
COMPULSORY SICK CLUBS. Commons March 2, 1899
ANTI-VIVISECTION AT BRADFORD. Commons March 2, 1899
VIVISECTION REGULATIONS. Commons March 2, 1899
METROPOLITAN CONSTABLE'S GRIEVANCE. Commons March 2, 1899
2 speeches — VIVISECTION. Commons March 3, 1899
SCHOOL TROUBLES IN FLINT. Commons March 7, 1899
PRISON ADMINISTRATION. Commons March 7, 1899
APPEALS UNDER THE WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION ACT. Commons March 7, 1899
SHEEP STEALING IN THE ISLE OF MAN. Commons March 9, 1899
PRISONERS' EARNINGS. Commons March 9, 1899
PRISON SCHOOLMASTER-WARDERS. Commons March 9, 1899
2 speeches — BREAD SUPPLY TO MANCHESTER GAOL. Commons March 9, 1899
2 speeches — PRISON LABOUR, Commons March 9, 1899
EAST HAM POLICE FORCE. Commons March 9, 1899
CASE OF GEORGE JOHNSON AT LIVERPOOL ASSIZES. Commons March 9, 1899
MATRONS AT METROPOLITAN POLICE STATIONS. Commons March 13, 1899
CARBOLIC ACID. Commons March 13, 1899
HYDK AND GREEN PARKS. Commons March 14, 1899
GAME LAWS. Commons March 14, 1899
16 speeches — PETROLEUM BILL. Commons March 15, 1899
WORKMEN'S DWELLINGS AT BERMONDSEY. Commons March 16, 1899
PUNISHMENT FOR TRAIN WRECKING. Commons March 16, 1899
MONMOUTH ASSIZES. Commons March 16, 1899
2 speeches — COST OF PRIVATE BILL LEGISLATION. Commons March 17, 1899
PETROLEUM LEGISLATION. Commons March 17, 1899
RECOVERY OF STOLEN PROPERTY IN LONDON. Commons March 20, 1899
2 speeches — REFRESHMENT BARS AT THE ROYAL COURTS OF JUSTICE. Commons March 20, 1899
PRISON TREATMENT OF ANTI-VACCINATIONISTS. Commons March 20, 1899
QUEEN'S BUCKHOUNDS. Commons March 20, 1899
LOW FLASH PETROLEUM. Commons March 21, 1899
THE PECULIAR PEOPLE. Commons March 23, 1899
NEW YORK HOTEL FIRE. Commons March 23, 1899
MISSIONS TO PRISONERS. Commons March 23, 1899
SUMMONSES AGAINST DOG OWNERS. Commons March 23, 1899
COMPULSORY SICK CLUBS. Commons March 23, 1899
PRISON SCHOOLMASTERS. Commons March 24, 1899
HOVE POLICE GRIEVANCES. Commons March 24, 1899
ALLEGED COWARDICE BY HERTFORD CONSTABLES. Commons March 24, 1899
2 speeches — LLANFWROG BURIAL DISPUTE. Commons March 24, 1899
SLAUGHTERING HORSES IN THE PUBLIC STREETS. Commons March 27, 1899
MEDICAL FEES IN LAW COURTS. Commons March 27, 1899
3 speeches — POLICE AND SANITARY REGULATIONS BILL. Commons March 27, 1899
LEAD POISONING IN THE POTTERIES. Commons March 28, 1899
PRISON CHAPLAINS. Commons March 28, 1899
ROYAL COMMISSION ON LOCAL TAXATION. Commons March 28, 1899
NORTH-EAST CARNARVONSHIRE POLICE. Commons March 28, 1899
2 speeches — NORTH-EAST CARNARVONSHIRE POLICE. Commons March 28, 1899
POTTERY INDUSTRY. Commons April 10, 1899
ROYAL COMMISSION ON LOCAL TAXATION. Commons April 11, 1899
LEAD POISONING. Commons April 13, 1899
CAPTAIN ABNEY AND VACCINATION CERTIFICATES. Commons April 13, 1899
DETECTIVE-INSPECTOR STEVENS. Commons April 13, 1899
GOVERNMENT PETROLEUM BILL. Commons April 14, 1899
FACTORIES AMENDMENT BILL Commons May 19, 1899
3 speeches — SECOND READING. Commons June 7, 1899
METROPOLITAN STREET OBSTRUC TIONS. Commons June 15, 1899
NATURALISATION CERTIFICATES. Commons June 15, 1899
ECCLESIASTICAL JUDGES. Commons June 15, 1899
THE NEW ECCLESIASTICAL JUDGE. Commons June 16, 1899
MARGARINE FACTORIES. Commons June 22, 1899
MARGARINE FACTORIES. Commons July 24, 1899
3 speeches — INEBRIATES ACT (1898) AMENDMENT BILL. Commons July 26, 1899
LINCOLNSHIRE CORONERS BILL [Lords]. Commons July 31, 1899
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