Mr Thomas Bayley
1846 - March 11, 1906Summary information for Mr Thomas Bayley
Contributions
1896
STEAMER FOR LAKE VICTORIA. Commons February 13, 1896
SLAVERY IN ZANZIBAR AND PEMBA. Commons February 17, 1896
DR. JAMESON. Commons February 18, 1896
KAFIRISTAN. Commons March 3, 1896
AFRICAN CARAVANS. Commons March 3, 1896
CIVIL SERVICES AND REVENUE DEPARTMENTS, 1896–97.—(VOTE ON ACCOUNT). Commons March 27, 1896
PUBLIC VACCINATORS. Commons April 21, 1896
DEATH FROM VACCINATION (ALLEGED). Commons April 23, 1896
MATABELELAND. Commons April 23, 1896
KAFIRS IN CHITRAL. Commons April 28, 1896
AGRICULTURAL RATING BILL. Commons April 30, 1896
ITALY AND ABYSSINIA. Commons May 5, 1896
2 speeches — BRITISH SOUTH AFRICA COMPANY. Commons May 14, 1896
2 speeches — BRITISH SOUTH AFRICA COMPANY. Commons May 15, 1896
REFUSAL TO VACCINATE. Commons May 19, 1896
BRITISH SOUTH AFRICA COMPANY. Commons May 19, 1896
MATABELELAND. Commons June 11, 1896
SOUDAN WAR EXPENSES. Commons June 11, 1896
2 speeches — COUNTY EDUCATION AUTHORITY.—ACTION OF COUNTY COUNCIL AS EDUCATION AUTHORITY. Commons June 17, 1896
BULUWAYO (NATIVES SHOT AS SPIES). Commons June 18, 1896
OLD AGE PENSIONS (ROYAL COMMISSION). Commons June 29, 1896
BRITISH SOUTH AFRICA COMPANY. Commons June 30, 1896
BRITISH POST OFFICE AT CONSTANTINOPLE. Commons July 2, 1896
COAL MINES REGULATION ACT (1887) AMENDMENT (No. 2) BILL. Commons July 2, 1896
MATABELELAND. Commons July 14, 1896
MOMBASA-UGANDA RAILWAY. Commons July 16, 1896
MATABELELAND. Commons July 23, 1896
3 speeches — TRANSVAAL RAID. Commons July 31, 1896
VACCINATION (ROYAL COMMISSION). Commons August 6, 1896
SOUTH AFRICAN COMMITTEE. Commons August 10, 1896
2 speeches — BRITISH SOUTH AFRICAN COMMITTEE. Commons August 11, 1896
TRANSVAAL RAID. Commons August 13, 1896
CONSOLIDATED FUND (APPROPRIATION) BILL. Commons August 14, 1896
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