Mr William Kenyon-Slaney
1847 - April 24, 1908Summary information for Mr William Kenyon-Slaney
Contributions
1906
KING'S SPEECH (MOTION FOR AN ADDRESS). Commons February 23, 1906
Militia Training. Commons March 7, 1906
FREE TRADE. Commons March 13, 1906
Education Bill. Commons March 15, 1906
PURE BEER BILL. Commons March 16, 1906
Militia Bands. Commons March 22, 1906
Militia Officers' Chargers. Commons March 22, 1906
DOGS BILL. Commons March 27, 1906
6 speeches — ARMY (ANNUAL) BILL. Commons March 27, 1906
Brigading Experiments in the Army. Commons March 29, 1906
2 speeches — Lancashire Royal Field Artillery. Commons March 29, 1906
ARMY ESTIMATES, 1906–7. Commons March 29, 1906
CLASS II. Commons March 29, 1906
THE FINAL BALANCE SHEET. Commons April 30, 1906
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE (No. 2) BILL. Commons May 1, 1906
2 speeches — The Army Re-organisation. Commons May 24, 1906
London Jewish Schools. Commons May 24, 1906
4 speeches — EDUCATION (ENGLAND AND WALES) BILL. Commons June 12, 1906
2 speeches — REVENUE DEPARTMENTS. Commons June 21, 1906
9 speeches — LAND TENURE BILL. Commons June 22, 1906
3 speeches — LAND TENURE BILL. Commons June 29, 1906
PLURAL VOTING BILL. Commons October 24, 1906
2 speeches — PLURAL VOTING BILL. Commons October 29, 1906
4 speeches — LAND TENURE BILL. Commons November 6, 1906
4 speeches — LAND TENURE BILL. Commons November 7, 1906
4 speeches — LAND TENURE BILL. Commons November 8, 1906
17 speeches — LAND TENURE BILL. Commons November 12, 1906
4 speeches — LAND TENURE BILL. Commons November 13, 1906
7 speeches — TOWN TENANTS (IRELAND) BILL. Commons November 21, 1906
2 speeches — PLURAL VOTING BILL. Commons November 28, 1906
4 speeches — EDUCATION (PROVISION OF MEALS) (RE-COMMITTED) BILL. Commons December 6, 1906
5 speeches — LAND TENURE BILL. Commons December 20, 1906
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