Mr William Fisher
1853 - July 9, 1920Summary information for Mr William Fisher
Contributions
1893
MOTION FOR LEAVE. Commons February 20, 1893
3 speeches — REPRESENTATION OF CONSTITUENCIES DISPARITIES.—RESOLUTION. Commons February 21, 1893
REGISTRATION OF TRADE MARKS BY FOREIGNERS. Commons February 24, 1893
CIVIL SERVANTS AS TRADERS. Commons March 28, 1893
2 speeches — RESOLUTION. Commons March 30, 1893
SECOND READING. [ADJOURNED DEBATE.] Commons April 21, 1893
2 speeches — CIVIL SERVANTS AS COMPANY DIRECTORS. Commons May 8, 1893
COMMITTEE. [Progress, 8th May.] Commons May 9, 1893
BONUS PAYMENTS IN THE CIVIL SERVICE. Commons May 19, 1893
GOVERNMENT OF IRELAND BILL. (No. 209.) Commons June 28, 1893
ADJOURNED DEBATE. Commons June 30, 1893
COMMITTEE. [Progress, 3rd July.] Commons July 4, 1893
COMMITTEE. Commons July 11, 1893
2 speeches — COMMITTEE. [Progress, 18th July.] Commons July 19, 1893
THURSDAY NIGHT'S SCENE. Commons July 31, 1893
FAILURE OF THE CHELSEA WATER SUPPLY. Commons August 24, 1893
CONSIDERATION. [FOURTEENTH NIGHT.] Commons August 25, 1893
4 speeches — RESOLUTION. Commons September 4, 1893
CLASS III. Commons September 13, 1893
CLASS II. Commons September 14, 1893
2 speeches — CLASS III. Commons September 15, 1893
COMMITTEE. [Progress, 27th November.] Commons November 28, 1893
5 speeches — LOCAL GOVERNMENT, (ENGLAND AND WALES) BILL.—(No. 274.) Commons December 7, 1893
3 speeches — LOCAL GOVERNMENT (ENGLAND AND WALES) BILL.—(No. 274.) Commons December 9, 1893
5 speeches — LOCAL GOVERNMENT (ENGLAND AND WALES) BILL.—(No. 274.) Commons December 11, 1893
LOCAL GOVERNMENT (ENGLAND AND WALES) BILL—(No. 274.) Commons December 12, 1893
JURY PACKING IN IRELAND. Commons December 14, 1893
BLUE BOOKS FOR PUBLIC LIBRARIES. Commons December 27, 1893
2 speeches — COMMITTEE. [Progress, 28th December.] Commons December 29, 1893
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