Mr Leslie Scott
1869 - May 19, 1950Summary information for Mr Leslie Scott
Contributions
1911
Commercial Salesrooms Telegrams. Written Answers March 2, 1911
Criminal Assaults on White Women (South Africa). Commons March 8, 1911
3 speeches — Criminal Assaults upon White Women (South Africa). Commons March 15, 1911
3 speeches — West Indies and Canada. Commons March 22, 1911
United States and Canada (Tariff Agreement). Written Answers March 27, 1911
Dewsbury Schools Scheme. Commons March 28, 1911
4 speeches — Continental Telegraphic Communication. Commons April 3, 1911
3 speeches — CLAUSE 1.—(Powers of House of Lords as to Money Bill.) Commons April 11, 1911
Customs and Excise Departments. Written Answers April 11, 1911
2 speeches — Telegraphic Facilities. Commons May 1, 1911
Urgent Telegrams. Commons May 1, 1911
2 speeches — Inhabited House Duty (Liverpool). Commons May 1, 1911
Commercial Telegraph Lines. Written Answers May 1, 1911
Telegraph Lines (Provincial Towns and Continent). Written Answers May 1, 1911
4 speeches — Southern Nigeria (Customs Tariff). Commons May 8, 1911
4 speeches — Budget Statement, 1911. Commons May 8, 1911
National Insurance Bill. Commons May 10, 1911
Bonding Accommodation. Commons May 15, 1911
4 speeches — POST OFFICE VOTE. Commons May 18, 1911
DEBATES AND DEPUTATIONS. Commons May 22, 1911
DISTRAINT FOR RENT. Commons May 25, 1911
National Insurance Bill. Commons June 13, 1911
6 speeches — LLOYD'S BILL [Lords.] [By ORDER.] Commons June 15, 1911
12 speeches — DECLARATION OF LONDON. Commons June 29, 1911
2 speeches — NATIONAL INSURANCE (FINANCIAL RESOLUTION). Commons July 6, 1911
Secondary School Grants. Commons July 13, 1911
2 speeches — BOARD OF EDUCATION (CLASS 4). Commons July 13, 1911
4 speeches — BOARD OF EDUCATION. Commons July 13, 1911
2 speeches — CLAUSE 10.—(Reduced Rates of Benefits where Contributions are in Arrear.) Commons July 19, 1911
Secondary School Grants. Commons August 1, 1911
2 speeches — Telegraphic Communication. Commons August 1, 1911
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