Mr Philip Morrell

1870 - February 5, 1943
Summary information for Mr Philip Morrell

Contributions

1908

The Housing Bill. Commons March 23, 1908

Thames-side Villages and Towns. Commons June 29, 1908

Small Holdings. Commons June 29, 1908

2 speeches — Appeals against Refusals of Small Holdings. Commons June 29, 1908

2 speeches — Returns of Applications. Commons June 29, 1908

Equipment of Small Holdings. Commons June 29, 1908

Small Holdings Act— Exercise of Powers under Clause 16. Commons June 29, 1908

Small Holdings—Provisions against Delay in the Preparation of Schemes. Commons June 29, 1908

2 speeches — Small Holdings Act—Dorchester (Oxford- shire) Inquiry. Commons June 30, 1908

3 speeches — Small Holdings Act—Expenses. Commons June 30, 1908

Small Holdings Act—Bishop's Lydeard Inquiry. Commons June 30, 1908

3 speeches — Small Holdings Act—Hours for Holding Inquiries. Commons June 30, 1908

Somerset County Council—Small Holdings Committee. Commons June 30, 1908

10 speeches — Thames Conservancy—Public Rights on the Upper Thames. Commons July 1, 1908

Small Holdings Act—Preliminary Inquiries. Commons July 2, 1908

Compulsory Attendance at Church of School Children at Wheatley (Oxon). Commons July 6, 1908

Prison Treatment of Suffragists. Commons July 6, 1908

Housing, Town Planning, etc., Bill. Commons July 6, 1908

2 speeches — Public Rights on the Upper Thames. Commons July 7, 1908

2 speeches — Report of the Small Holdings Commissioners. Commons July 15, 1908

2 speeches — Capital for Small Holdings. Commons July 15, 1908

4 speeches — Applications for Small Holdings. Commons July 15, 1908

2 speeches — Administration of the Small Holdings Act. Commons July 15, 1908

2 speeches — Cost of Small Holdings Inquiries. Commons July 15, 1908

Edenbridge Small Holdings Application. Commons July 27, 1908

Agricultural Credit Banks. Commons July 29, 1908

Edenbridge Labourer's Eviction. Commons July 29, 1908

ADJOURNMENT (AUTUMN SITTINGS). Commons July 31, 1908

Small Holdings in Kent. Commons October 22, 1908

Leeds Afforestation. Commons October 27, 1908

5 speeches — Small Holdings. Commons November 4, 1908

Allotments. Commons November 4, 1908

Motor Omnibus Nuisances. Commons November 5, 1908

3 speeches — PORT OF LONDON (RECOMMITTED) BILL. Commons November 11, 1908

Small Holdings. Commons November 13, 1908

Radnorshire Small Holdings. Commons November 17, 1908

Small Holdings and Allotments Act. Commons November 18, 1908

Records of Application for Small Holdings. Commons November 18, 1908

3 speeches — Proposed Register of Applications. Commons November 18, 1908

County Council Administration of the Act. Commons November 18, 1908

Reports on Applications for Small Holdings. Commons November 18, 1908

Small Holdings Records. Commons November 18, 1908

Small Holdings in Dorsetshire. Commons November 19, 1908

Small Holdings. Commons November 24, 1908

Small Holdings Act—Defaulting Counties. Commons November 24, 1908

2 speeches — Small Holdings in Hampshire. Commons November 24, 1908

2 speeches — Suggested Increase of Inspectorate. Commons November 24, 1908

2 speeches — Small Holdings in Oxfordshire and Staffordshire. Commons November 24, 1908

Small Holdings. Commons November 24, 1908

Small Holdings—Delayed Confirmation of Schemes. Commons December 7, 1908

Administration of the Small Holdings Act. Commons December 7, 1908

Small Holdings and Allotments Act. Commons December 7, 1908

PORT OF LONDON BILL. Commons December 9, 1908

2 speeches — Applications for Small Holdings. Commons December 10, 1908

The Small Holdings Act. Commons December 10, 1908

Administration of the Small Holdings Act. Commons December 15, 1908

Hours of London Horse Bus Drivers and Conductors. Commons December 17, 1908

Eviction for Applying for a Small Holding. Commons December 17, 1908

Small Holdings. Commons December 17, 1908

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