Mr Joseph Pease

1860 - February 15, 1943
Summary information for Mr Joseph Pease

Contributions

1916

SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT (WOMEN WORKERS). Commons February 17, 1916

BRITISH MAILS IN FOREIGN-OWNED STEAMERS. Commons February 21, 1916

2 speeches — Official Report (Delivery). Commons February 21, 1916

POSTAL CODES. Written Answers February 21, 1916

IRISH POST OFFICE (USE OF IRISH LANGUAGE). Commons February 22, 1916

MR. SHEEHY SKEFFINGTON (CABLEGRAMS). Commons February 23, 1916

SUB-POSTMASTERS (EDINBURGH). Commons February 24, 1916

SUNDAY POST. Commons February 29, 1916

POST OFFICE SUNDAY WORK. Written Answers February 29, 1916

DISCHARGED SOLDIERS (EMPLOYMENT). Commons March 7, 1916

Post Office Clerks, Ireland. Written Answers March 7, 1916

4 speeches — POSTAL FACILITIES. Commons March 16, 1916

2 speeches — Telephone Charges (Cambuslang). Commons March 16, 1916

TELEGRAPHIC AND TELEPHONIC COMMUNICATION. Commons May 16, 1916

Greenhill Lane Post Office, Derbyshire. Commons May 16, 1916

Postal Deliveries, Manorhamilton. Written Answers May 25, 1916

CENTRAL TELEGRAPH OFFICE. Commons May 30, 1916

GENERAL POST OFFICE (FEMALE CLERKS). Written Answers May 31, 1916

TROOPS AT SALONIKA (PARCELS AND LETTERS). Written Answers May 31, 1916

NAVAL AND MILITARY SERVICES (PENSIONS AND GRANTS). Commons June 1, 1916

POST OFFICE (TEMPORARY WORKERS). Written Answers June 1, 1916

3 speeches — TREATMENT OF PRISONERS. Commons June 26, 1916

POSTAL TELEGRAPH SERVICE. Written Answers June 26, 1916

LETTERS TO HOLLAND. Written Answers June 26, 1916

2 speeches — SOLDIERS' PARCELS. Commons June 27, 1916

PARCELS AND LETTERS FOR PRISONERS. Written Answers June 28, 1916

2 speeches — GENERAL POST OFFICE (EMPLOYES OF GERMAN EXTRACTION). Commons June 29, 1916

4 speeches — POSTAL TELEGRAPHISTS (RECRUITMENT). Commons July 3, 1916

ORKNEY ISLANDS (FERRY SERVICE). Commons July 3, 1916

21 speeches — POST OFFICE. Commons July 3, 1916

2 speeches — FERRY SERVICE (CAITHNESS AND ORKNEY). Commons July 6, 1916

POST OFFICE (CABLE DEPARTMENT). Commons July 12, 1916

POSTAL SERVICE (CASTLETOWN). Written Answers July 12, 1916

POST OFFICE (SALE OF STATIONERY). Commons July 13, 1916

Postal Facilities, county Longford. Written Answers July 13, 1916

PARCELS FOR TROOPS (POSTAGE). Commons July 18, 1916

2 speeches — POST OFFICE STATIONERY. Commons July 24, 1916

Southampton Post Office. Commons July 24, 1916

IRISH MAIL. Written Answers July 24, 1916

IRISH NEWSPAPERS UNDELIVERED. Written Answers July 24, 1916

POSTAL EMPLOYES (WAGES). Written Answers July 26, 1916

Stromness Mail Service. Written Answers July 27, 1916

CAITHNESS AND ORKNEY (MAIL SERVICE). Written Answers July 31, 1916

3 speeches — FAWCETT ASSOCIATION. Commons August 1, 1916

6 speeches — TELEGRAPH (CONSTRUCTION) BILL. Commons August 1, 1916

2 speeches — TEMPORARY POSTAL CLERKS (MANCHESTER). Commons August 2, 1916

2 speeches — PARCELS TO SALONIKA (DELAY). Commons August 3, 1916

11 speeches — CLAUSE 1.—(User of Land and Buildings for Telegraphie Lines.) Commons August 7, 1916

EX-TELEGRAPH MESSENGERS. Written Answers August 8, 1916

2 speeches — DUBLIN MAILS. Commons August 9, 1916

POST OFFICE (CLERICAL CLASSES). Commons August 10, 1916

POST OFFICE HOLIDAYS. Written Answers August 10, 1916

6 speeches — OFFENSIVE TELEGRAMS FROM PERSONS OF ENEMY ORIGIN. Commons August 14, 1916

MESOPOTAMIA CAMPAIGN. Commons August 14, 1916

Post Office Savings Bank (Irish Deposits). Written Answers August 14, 1916

SALONIKA (POSTAL SERVICE). Written Answers August 17, 1916

Shetland Mails. Written Answers August 17, 1916

Postmasters (Ireland). Written Answers August 17, 1916

PARCELS TO TURKEY. Written Answers August 21, 1916

POSTAGE BATES (EFFECT OF INCREASE). Written Answers August 21, 1916

Post Office Savings Bank (Dormant Accounts). Written Answers August 21, 1916

THURSO POST OFFICE. Written Answers August 22, 1916

FREE POSTAGE (NAVAL AND MILITARY SERVICES) Commons October 12, 1916

3 speeches — MESOPOTAMIA CAMPAIGN. Commons October 18, 1916

DELAYED MAILS. Written Answers October 18, 1916

3 speeches — POSTAL SERVICE (IRELAND). Commons October 19, 1916

DUBLIN POST OFFICE. Written Answers October 24, 1916

2 speeches — POST OFFICE SERVANTS (WAR BONUS). Written Answers October 24, 1916

CROUCH END BRANCH POST OFFICE. Written Answers October 24, 1916

Longhswilly Railway (Mail Service). Written Answers October 24, 1916

4 speeches — POSTAL WORKERS (WAGES). Commons October 25, 1916

POST OFFICE SERVICE (IRELAND). Written Answers October 31, 1916

DUBLIN POST OFFICE (BONUS). Written Answers October 31, 1916

WAR OFFICE TELEGRAMS TO PARENTS AND RELATIVES. Written Answers October 31, 1916

2 speeches — POST OFFICE (WAR BONUS). Commons November 7, 1916

3 speeches — TEMPORARY POSTAL WORKERS (WAR BONUS). Commons November 9, 1916

WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY. Commons November 9, 1916

2 speeches — MAIL TRAIN SERVICE. Written Answers November 9, 1916

PRISONERS OF WAR (PARCELS). Written Answers November 14, 1916

7 speeches — MARCONI WIRELESS TELEGRAPH COMPANY. Commons November 15, 1916

PREFERENTIAL TRADING. Written Answers November 15, 1916

2 speeches — TELEPHONE SERVICE (METROPOLITAN POLICE). Written Answers November 16, 1916

SOLDIERS' LETTERS AND PARCELS NOT DELIVERED. Written Answers November 21, 1916

Athboy Day Mail Service. Written Answers November 21, 1916

Night Mail (Castletown and Mountrath), Written Answers November 23, 1916

POSTAL SERVICE (LEARNERS' PAY). Commons November 28, 1916

MAIL SERVICE (DRUMSHAMBO). Written Answers November 28, 1916

MARCONI WIRELESS TELEGRAPH COMPANY. Written Answers November 28, 1916

3 speeches — WIRELESS INSTALLATION (MERCANTILE MARINE). Commons November 29, 1916

DISABLED SOLDIERS (POST OFFICE). Written Answers November 29, 1916

5 speeches — MAIL SERVICES (IRELAND). Commons November 30, 1916

Postal Messenger (Rathaspic, Ireland). Commons November 30, 1916

POST OFFICE SERVANTS. Written Answers November 30, 1916

POSTAL TELEGRAPHIST. Written Answers December 4, 1916

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