Mr Richard Essex
1857 - September 15, 1941Summary information for Mr Richard Essex
Contributions
1915
PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS (NAVAL AND MILITARY VOTERS). Commons February 10, 1915
WHEATMEAL AND FLOUR (UNITED KINGDOM IMPORTS). Commons February 22, 1915
KHAKI CLOTHING (CONTRACT PRICES). Commons February 22, 1915
Apples from Overseas (Presence of Fungicide). Commons February 22, 1915
ANILINE DYE INDUSTRY (STATE AID). Commons February 22, 1915
Agricultural Labour (Wages). Written Answers March 3, 1915
SALE OF ALCOHOLIC LIQUORS HOUSE OF COMMONS. Commons April 20, 1915
PRISONERS OF WAR. Commons April 27, 1915
4 speeches — POST OFFICE. Commons April 28, 1915
Class 2 Commons May 5, 1915
COPYRIGHT (BRITISH MUSEUM) BILL. Commons May 6, 1915
3 speeches — CLAUSE 1.—(Restriction on Delivery for the Purposes of Home Consumption of Immature Spirits.) Commons May 17, 1915
BRITISH NORTH AMERICA BILL. Commons May 17, 1915
HOUSING (ROSYTH DOCKYARD) BILL. Commons May 17, 1915
RATIONS ALLOWANCES (WAR OFFICE). Commons June 10, 1915
BOARD OF TRADE.—Class II. Commons June 10, 1915
3 speeches — CLAUSE 1.—(Power to Prohibit Exportation to Persons other thin Authorised Consignee.) Commons June 22, 1915
MILK AND DAIRIES ACTS POSTPONEMENT BILL. Commons June 22, 1915
2 speeches — STATEMENT BY Mr. LLOYD GEORGE Commons June 23, 1915
CLAUSE 2.—(Prohibition of Lock-outs and Strikes in Certain Cases.) Commons July 1, 1915
3 speeches — CLAUSE 4.—(Controlled Establishments.) Commons July 1, 1915
5 speeches — CLAUSE 1.—(Register of Persons between the Ages of Fifteen and Sixty-five.) Commons July 7, 1915
4 speeches — MALL APPROACH IMPROVEMENT.—Class I. Commons July 15, 1915
CLAUSE 1.—(Postponement of Local Flections.) Commons July 26, 1915
Swine Fever. Commons September 16, 1915
3 speeches — COCOA. Commons September 29, 1915
SUGAR (CUSTOMS). Commons September 29, 1915
3 speeches — DRIED FRUIT. Commons September 29, 1915
2 speeches — CLAUSE 1.—(Variation of Statutory Limits for Post and Telegraph Rates.) Commons October 21, 1915
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