Mr John Clynes
1869 - October 23, 1949Summary information for Mr John Clynes
Contributions
1908
Unemployment. Commons February 20, 1908
Pneumonia in the Navy at Chatham. Commons February 20, 1908
2 speeches — Cycle Postmen's Weights. Commons February 20, 1908
Army Pension of J. O'Connor, of Gorton. Commons February 26, 1908
REDUCTION OF ARMAMENTS. Commons March 2, 1908
4 speeches — EIGHT HOURS WORKING DAY. Commons March 18, 1908
2 speeches — The Licensing Bill. Commons March 31, 1908
4 speeches — Grants to Distress Committees. Commons March 31, 1908
Corporal Punishment in Battle Work-house. Commons March 31, 1908
Imprisonment of Unemployed Leaders at Manchester. Commons March 31, 1908
2 speeches — Imprisonment of Manchester Unemployed Leaders. Commons May 4, 1908
Imprisoned Unemployed Leaders in Manchester. Commons May 5, 1908
Distribution of Poor Law Relief. Commons May 6, 1908
2 speeches — Wages on Post Office Building Contracts. Commons May 13, 1908
Disposal of Funds of defunct Branch of Foresters Benefit Society. Commons May 20, 1908
Woolwich Arsenal Storehouse Clerks. Commons May 20, 1908
Promotion of an Overseer in Manchester Post Office. Commons May 25, 1908
2 speeches — Hop Substitutes in Beer. Commons May 27, 1908
Motor Cars and Road Maintenance. Commons May 27, 1908
2 speeches — Railways and Agricultural Produce. Commons May 28, 1908
Working Class Dwellings in Oldham. Commons May 28, 1908
Betting Men and In come-Tax. Commons July 7, 1908
2 speeches — Half-Timers. Commons July 7, 1908
Supply of Horses for the Army. Commons July 15, 1908
Thames Fatalities near Hammersmith Bridge. Commons July 15, 1908
Eye Guardians and the Press. Commons July 15, 1908
REVENUE DEPARTMENT. Commons July 16, 1908
LICENSING BILL—ALLOCATION OF TIME. Commons July 17, 1908
Hired Horses for the Military. Commons July 29, 1908
North Biding Territorial Association. Commons July 29, 1908
Provincial Homes Investment Company. Commons July 29, 1908
Unemployment in Manchester. Commons July 30, 1908
3 speeches — Oldham Postmen's Wages. Commons July 30, 1908
CONSOLIDATED FUND (APPROPRIATION) BILL. Commons July 30, 1908
Mr. Thorne, M.P., and the Unemployed. Commons October 14, 1908
Old-Age Pension Regulations. Commons October 15, 1908
Death of Harry Haigh on Great Central Railway. Commons October 22, 1908
Urban Distress Work. Commons October 26, 1908
Help for Unemployed Women. Commons October 26, 1908
Imperial Grant to Local Authorities. Commons October 26, 1908
Overtime in Government Departments. Commons October 26, 1908
UNEMPLOYMENT. Commons October 26, 1908
Distress Committees. Commons November 2, 1908
Municipal Servants Holding Double Appointments. Commons November 5, 1908
Christmas Pressure in the Post Office. Commons November 5, 1908
Afforestation and Coast Erosion. Commons November 10, 1908
Special Committees of Relief. Commons November 19, 1908
Unemployed Women in Manchester. Commons November 19, 1908
Hammersmith Guardians' Loan. Commons November 19, 1908
Deserted Wives and Children in Poor Law Establishments. Commons November 23, 1908
Unmarried Women and Illegitimate Children chargeable to the Poor Law. Commons November 23, 1908
Bradford Goods Guards, Hours of Duty. Commons November 24, 1908
Hammersmith Bridge Embankment. Commons November 24, 1908
Loughborough Distress. Commons December 3, 1908
Wimbledon Distress. Commons December 3, 1908
Unemployed Grants. Commons December 10, 1908
Old-Age Pensions Disqualifications. Commons December 10, 1908
Distress in Macclesfield. Commons December 15, 1908
Pension Claimants. Commons December 15, 1908
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