Mr Richard Causton

1843 - February 23, 1929
Summary information for Mr Richard Causton

Contributions

1885

ARMY—QUARTERMASTERS—REDRESS OF GRIEVANCES. Commons March 3, 1885

ARMY—THE ROYAL ENGINEERS— MILITARY FOREMEN OF WORKS. Commons March 12, 1885

ARMY—QUARTERMASTERS. Commons March 12, 1885

2 speeches — RAILWAY RATES AND CHARGES. Commons March 13, 1885

2 speeches — DISQUALIFICATION OF VOTERS FOR CORRUPT PRACTICES. Commons March 17, 1885

3 speeches — DEPARTMENTAL STATEMENT. Commons March 19, 1885

PARLIAMENT—PALACE OF WESTMINSTER —WESTMINSTER HALL. Commons March 23, 1885

WAYS AND MEANS—INLAND REVENUE —STAMPS ON BILLS OF LADING. Commons March 26, 1885

CLASS I.—PUBLIC WORKS AND BUILDINGS. Commons March 30, 1885

3 speeches — CLASS I.—PUBLIC WORKS AND BUILDINGS. Commons April 9, 1885

PARLIAMENT—PALACE OF WESTMINSTER—WESTMINSTER HALL (RESTORATION). Commons April 30, 1885

WAYS AND MEANS—FINANCIAL STATEMENT.—COMMITTEE. Commons April 30, 1885

METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WORKS— THE FIRE BRIGADE COMMITTEE. Commons May 4, 1885

REGISTRATION (OCCUPATION VOTERS) (re-committed) BILL.— [BILL 140.] Commons May 6, 1885

CONSIDERATION OF LORDS AMENDMENTS. Commons May 20, 1885

2 speeches — SUPPLY—REPORT. Commons July 9, 1885

SUPPLY—ARMY; (SUPPLEMENTARY). Commons July 13, 1885

3 speeches — SUPPLY [8TH JULY] REPORT. Commons July 13, 1885

2 speeches — CLASS I.—PUBLIC WORKS AND BUILDINGS. Commons July 15, 1885

MEDICAL RELIEF DISQUALIFICATION REMOVAL BILL. Commons July 21, 1885

MEDICAL RELIEF DISQUALIFICATION REMOVAL BILL. Commons July 23, 1885

ARMY—QUARTERMASTERS AND RIDING MASTERS—PROMOTION. Commons August 6, 1885

2 speeches — ENDOWED SCHOOLS—THE CHARITY COMMISSIONERS—SIR ANDREW JUDD'S SCHOOL, TONBRIDGE. Commons August 6, 1885

COMMITTEE. Commons August 11, 1885

ROYAL COMMISSION ON THE DEPRESSION OF TRADE AND INDUSTRY. Commons August 13, 1885

ROYAL COMMISSION ON THE DEPRESSION OF TRADE AND INDUSTRY —REPRESENTATION OF AGRICULTURE. Commons August 14, 1885

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