Mr Jesse Collings
1831 - November 20, 1920Summary information for Mr Jesse Collings
Contributions
1900
2 speeches — PRIVATE BILL LEGISLATION EXPENSES. Commons February 15, 1900
2 speeches — POLICE AND SANITARY REGULATION BILLS. Commons March 8, 1900
COAL MINES (PROHIBITION OF CHILD LABOUR UNDERGROUND) BILL. Commons March 8, 1900
COAL MINES (PROHIBITION OF CHILD LABOUR UNDERGROUND) BILL. Commons March 22, 1900
2 speeches — POLICE RESERVISTS (ALLOWANCES) BILL. Commons April 2, 1900
BURIAL DISPUTE IN WALES—CASE OF DAVID VAUGHAN. Commons April 3, 1900
RESERVISTS IN THE METROPOLITAN POLICE. Commons April 5, 1900
WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION ACT, 1897—CLAUSE 3. Commons April 5, 1900
DOG LICENCES—CASE OF ARIES. Commons April 6, 1900
VIVISECTION STATISTICS. Commons May 7, 1900
KING'S COLLEGE HOSPITAL—CASE OF MISS BEATTY. Commons May 7, 1900
POLICE SANITARY REGULATION BILLS. Commons May 8, 1900
3 speeches — SUNDAY CLOSING (WALES) ACT (1881) AMENDMENT BILL. Commons May 9, 1900
EXPERIMENTS ON LIVING ANIMALS. Commons June 15, 1900
2 speeches — LONDON (CLERKENWELL AND HOLBORN) PROVISIONAL ORDER BILL (BY ORDER). Commons June 28, 1900
3 speeches — GAS ORDER CONFIRMATION (No. 2) BILL [Lords] (BY ORDER.) Commons July 17, 1900
BELLEVILLE BOILERS—USE IN THE MERCANTILE MARINE. Commons July 17, 1900
JURY SERVICE—EXEMPTIONS— PAYMENT. Commons July 17, 1900
PRIVATE BILL LEGISLATION—COST RETURN. Commons July 17, 1900
CLONES LEVEL CROSSING. Commons July 17, 1900
FIRE BRIGADES COMMITTEE—PREMATURE PUBLICATION OF REPORT. Commons July 20, 1900
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TEACHERS' SUPERANNUATION (ISLE OF MAN) BILL. Commons July 26, 1900
KENT COAL FIELDS. Commons August 7, 1900
THE BROWN INSTITUTION—INOCULATIONS WITH RABIES. Commons August 7, 1900
MAIDSTONE PRISON WARDERS. Commons August 7, 1900
HAPTON VALLEY COLLIERY. Commons August 7, 1900
ADDRESS IN ANSWER TO HER MAJESTY'S MOST GRACIOUS SPEECH. Commons December 6, 1900
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