Mr Percy Alden

1865 - 1944
Summary information for Mr Percy Alden

Contributions

1916

3 speeches — FOOD PRICES (OLD AGE PENSIONERS). Commons January 4, 1916

CONTROLLED ESTABLISHMENTS (CANTEENS). Commons January 4, 1916

SKILLED WORKERS FOR NATIONAL FACTORIES. Commons January 4, 1916

SUPPRESSION OF GLASGOW PUBLICATION. Commons January 4, 1916

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. Commons January 4, 1916

3 speeches — MILITARY SERVICE (No. 2) BILL. Commons January 6, 1916

SINGLE MEN MEDICALLY UNFIT. Commons January 12, 1916

LOCAL GOVERNMENT BOARD.—Class II. Commons July 11, 1916

2 speeches — TREATMENT OF POLES. Commons July 27, 1916

INTERNED PRISONERS (EXCHANGE). Commons July 27, 1916

Poor Law Relief (Guardians' Powers). Written Answers August 14, 1916

2 speeches — ATTESTED MEN. Commons October 24, 1916

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

3 speeches — CENTRAL CONTROL BOARD (LIQUOR TRAFFIC). Commons October 26, 1916

FOOD PRICES COMMITTEE (RECOMMENDATION). Written Answers November 14, 1916

CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORS. Written Answers November 16, 1916

NON-COMBATANT SERVICE. Written Answers November 16, 1916

CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORS. Commons November 22, 1916

INLAND REVENUE (MARRIED MEN). Commons November 23, 1916

FEEDING STUFFS. Commons November 23, 1916

NAVAL AND MILITARY PENSIONS AND GRANTS. Written Answers November 23, 1916

DOCTORS' REMUNERATION. Written Answers November 23, 1916

SICKNESS BENEFIT. Written Answers November 23, 1916

SOUTH WALES COAL MINES (STATE CONTROL). Commons November 30, 1916

MERCANTILE MARINE (NEW SHIPS). Commons November 30, 1916

Milk for Children. Commons November 30, 1916

FIELD PUNISHMENT. Written Answers December 4, 1916

GREEK PORTS (BLOCKADE). Commons December 14, 1916

SHOPS (EARLIER CLOSING ORDER). Written Answers December 14, 1916

2 speeches — SHIPBUILDING. Commons December 20, 1916

"COMBING OUT." Commons December 20, 1916

RAILWAY SERVICES AND FARES. Commons December 20, 1916

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