Sir Beville Stanier

1867 - December 15, 1921
Summary information for Sir Beville Stanier

Contributions

1909

Horses for the Army (Cost of Census). Commons March 31, 1909

Foot and Month Disease (Preventive Regulations). Commons March 31, 1909

Established Church (Wales) Bill. Commons April 26, 1909

New Post Office (Market Drayton). Commons April 26, 1909

Anthrax (Royal Artillery, Aldershot). Commons May 3, 1909

Resident Magistrates Ireland (Mr. Herbert Walker). Commons May 3, 1909

Army Horses. Written Answers May 6, 1909

Adulteration of Cream. Commons May 10, 1909

Notifiable Diseases (Tuberculosis of Udder). Commons May 10, 1909

Cheese Frauds. Commons May 10, 1909

Farming-out Army Horses. Written Answers May 10, 1909

Milk Bill. Commons May 12, 1909

Combined Working of Railway Companies (Committee of Inquiry). Commons May 12, 1909

2 speeches — Resident Magistrates (Mr. Herbert Walker). Commons May 12, 1909

Secretary to Board of Agriculture Bill. Commons May 17, 1909

Foreign Hay, Straw and Forage (Prohibition Order). Commons May 19, 1909

Milk Bill. Commons May 19, 1909

Fertilisers and Feeding Stuffs Act. Commons May 19, 1909

Shropshire Yeomanry (Forage Supply). Commons July 1, 1909

2 speeches — Yeomanry (Supply of Oats). Commons July 5, 1909

2 speeches — Elementary School Teachers Superannuation Act (1898). Commons July 7, 1909

CLAUSE 2.—(Definition of Increment Value.) Commons July 7, 1909

Stem Eelworm and Frit Fly in Oats. Commons July 22, 1909

Stem Eelworm and Frit Fly in Oats (Counties Affected). Commons July 26, 1909

Epizootic Abortion (Special Report). Commons July 26, 1909

Stem Eelworm and Frit Fly in Oats (Counties Affected). Written Answers July 26, 1909

Teachers' Register. Commons August 10, 1909

3 speeches — National Grants for Agricultural Purposes. Commons August 12, 1909

2 speeches — Red Water in Cattle. Commons August 12, 1909

CLAUSE 14.—(Definition of Total Value and Site Value of Land, excluding Minerals.) Commons August 12, 1909

Anthrax Cases. Written Answers August 12, 1909

2 speeches — Frozen Meat from China (Medical Inspection). Commons August 17, 1909

Royal Commission on Inland Navigation. Commons August 17, 1909

Importation of Potatoes (Tasmania). Commons August 17, 1909

French Agricultural Vote. Commons August 17, 1909

Weeds and Agricultural Seeds (Ireland) Bill. Commons August 17, 1909

Black Scab. Commons August 30, 1909

Black Scab in Potatoes. Commons September 1, 1909

Tuberculosis (Compensation for Cows Slaughtered). Commons September 6, 1909

2 speeches — DEVELOPMENT AND ROAD IMPROVEMENT FUNDS BILL. Commons September 6, 1909

2 speeches — Small Holdings. Commons September 9, 1909

2 speeches — Black Scab. Commons September 9, 1909

Grants for Agriculture Abroad. Commons September 13, 1909

Missing Steamship "Waratah." Commons September 13, 1909

2 speeches — English-Grown Potatoes. Commons September 15, 1909

Thoroughbred Horses (Military Purposes). Commons September 22, 1909

SCALE 3.—MINIMUM DUTY PAYABLE FOR PUBLICAN'S AND BEERHOUSE LICENCES. Commons October 6, 1909

MUSKETRY COURSES. Commons October 7, 1909

RE-ENGAGEMENT DECLARATION. Commons October 7, 1909

4 speeches — CLAUSE 1.—(Power to Make Advances for Certain Purposes.) Commons October 7, 1909

CLAUSE 2.—(Definition of Increment Value.) Commons October 19, 1909

S.S. "Waratah" (Supposed Loss). Commons October 20, 1909

Upton Magna (Teacher's Retirement). Commons October 20, 1909

CLAUSE 16.—(Duty on Site Value of Undeveloped Land.) Commons October 20, 1909

Cattle Disease (Leebotwood, Salop). Commons October 21, 1909

2 speeches — UNDEVELOPED LAND DUTY (GLASS-HOUSES EXEMPTION). Commons October 21, 1909

CLAUSE 17.—(Exemptions from Undeveloped Land Duty, and Allowances.) Commons October 21, 1909

DISEASES OF ANIMALS BILL. Commons October 28, 1909

Black Scab (Potatoes). Commons November 1, 1909

States of Jersey (Potatoes from United Kingdom). Written Answers November 2, 1909

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