Mr Thomas Warner

1857 - December 15, 1934
Summary information for Mr Thomas Warner

Contributions

1919

DOMESTIC SERVANTS. Commons February 19, 1919

2 speeches — CLAUSE 1.—(Appointment of Commissioners.) Commons February 25, 1919

INCREASE OF RENT BILL Commons March 7, 1919

CLAUSE 3.—(Limited Power of Increasing Rate of Mortgage Interest.) Commons March 11, 1919

MINISTRY OF WAYS AND COMMUNICATIONS [MONEY]. Commons March 28, 1919

4 speeches — CLAUSE 3.—(Transfer of Powers and Duties to and from Minister.) Commons April 9, 1919

2 speeches — CLAUSE 1.—(prohibition of Experiments upon Dogs.) Commons May 23, 1919

CLAUSE 14.—(Power to acquire Water Right.) Commons May 26, 1919

9 speeches — SITUATION IN RUSSIA. Commons June 6, 1919

2 speeches — Clause 1.—(Tribunal for Assessing Compensation, in Respect of Land Compulsorily Acquired for Public Purposes.) Commons June 25, 1919

CLAUSE 2.—(Powers and Duties.) Commons July 1, 1919

CLAUSE 4.—(Constitution and Appointment of Council.) Commons July 4, 1919

CLAUSE 19.—(Staff and Remuneration.) Commons July 8, 1919

2 speeches — CLAUSE 7.—(Imperial Preference.) Commons July 9, 1919

CLAUSE 3.—(penalty on Persons Causing Disaffection, etc.) Commons August 1, 1919

CLAUSE 1.—(Powers of the Board of Trade to Investigate Complaints and Take Proceedings). Commons August 13, 1919

3 speeches — NEW CLAUSE.—(Operations of Trusts, etc.) Commons August 14, 1919

CLAUSE 3.—(Incitement to Sedition, etc.) Commons October 23, 1919

GUARDS (TREATMENT OF RECRUITS). Commons November 4, 1919

NATIONAL ASSEMBLY OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND (POWERS) BILL [Lords]. Commons November 7, 1919

CLAUSE 9.—(Admission of Former Enemy Aliens.) Commons November 13, 1919

CLAUSE 3.—(Measures Passed by Church Assembly to be Submitted to Ecclesiastical Committee.) Commons December 5, 1919

CIVIL SERVICES SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATES, 1919–20. Commons December 12, 1919

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