Mr John Ellis
1841 - December 5, 1910Summary information for Mr John Ellis
Contributions
1898
SOUTH AFRICA COMPANY. Commons February 10, 1898
EGYPT: ANNUAL REPORT. Commons February 14, 1898
MOMBASA-UGANDA RAILWAY. Commons February 17, 1898
THE "PARLIAMENTARY DEBATES." Commons February 21, 1898
2 speeches — SUPPLY. Commons February 21, 1898
THE KOSSOVO OUTRAGES. Commons March 1, 1898
THE SOUDAN CAMPAIGN. Commons March 3, 1898
3 speeches — BURLEY-IN-WHARFEDALE AND THE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT. Commons March 4, 1898
SUPPLY. Commons March 4, 1898
BENEFICES (No. 2) BILL. Commons March 7, 1898
LOCAL GOVERNMENT (IRELAND) BILL. Commons March 21, 1898
CONSOLIDATED FUND (No. 1) BILL. Commons March 23, 1898
2 speeches — THE BRITISH SOUTH AFRICA COMPANY. Commons March 24, 1898
MINISTERS AND QUESTIONS ON FOREIGN POLICY. Commons March 24, 1898
PRIVATE BILL PROCEDURE (SCOTLAND) BILL. Commons March 31, 1898
WATER ANALYSIS AND THE MAIDSTONE EPIDEMIC. Commons April 21, 1898
CIVIL SERVICE ESTIMATES. Commons April 22, 1898
VICTORIA EMBANKMENT EXTENSION AND ST. JOHN'S IMPROVEMENT BILL. Commons April 26, 1898
COLONIAL OFFICE VOTE. Commons April 28, 1898
SLAVERY IN ZANZIBAR. Commons April 29, 1898
2 speeches — SALARIES OF PARLIAMENTARY OFFICIALS. Commons April 29, 1898
PETROLEUM COMMITTEE. Commons May 2, 1898
4 speeches — CLASS II. Commons May 6, 1898
6 speeches — IRISH ESTIMATES. Commons May 13, 1898
2 speeches — EGYPTIAN INDEBTEDNESS TO THE BRITISH EXCHEQUER. Commons May 17, 1898
WHITSUNTIDE RECESS. Commons May 23, 1898
2 speeches — ADVANCE UP THE NILE. Commons June 13, 1898
3 speeches — ARCHITECT TO THE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT. Commons June 13, 1898
CLAUSE 8. Commons June 15, 1898
BUSINESS ARRANGEMENTS. Commons June 23, 1898
3 speeches — EGYPT (REMISSION OF LOAN). Commons June 27, 1898
LINCOLN AND EAST COAST RAILWAY AND DOCK BILL. Commons June 30, 1898
MONEY RESOLUTIONS. Commons June 30, 1898
TEMPORARY COMMISSIONS. Commons July 8, 1898
2 speeches — VIVISECTION. Commons July 11, 1898
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