Sir Ellis Hume-Williams
1863 - February 4, 1947Summary information for Sir Ellis Hume-Williams
Contributions
1914
Railway Crossings (Main Roads). Written Answers February 20, 1914
4 speeches — PLACES OF WORSHIP ENFRANCHISEMENT BILL. Commons April 3, 1914
2 speeches — GOVERNMENT OF IRELAND BILL. Commons April 6, 1914
2 speeches — Cream (Preservatives). Commons April 14, 1914
MILK (SUPPLY AND SALE). Commons April 22, 1914
3 speeches — PLURAL VOTING BILL. Commons April 27, 1914
2 speeches — FOOD SUPPLY IN TIME OF WAR. Commons May 13, 1914
3 speeches — ESTABLISHED CHURCH (WALES) BILL. Commons May 18, 1914
3 speeches — MESSAGE FROM THE KING. Commons May 19, 1914
CLAUSE 5.—(Taxation of Income in Respect of Foreign Property, 5 and 6 Vict., c. 35.) Commons July 22, 1914
Shiré Highland Railway. Written Answers July 27, 1914
CLAUSE 7.—(Appointment of Veterinary Inspectors.) Commons July 30, 1914
CLAUSE 9.—(Establishment of Milk Depots.) Commons July 30, 1914
GERMANS IN UNITED KINGDOM (NATURALISATION). Commons August 27, 1914
VOLUNTEER MOTOR CORPS. Commons August 27, 1914
GERMAN AND AUSTRIAN ALIENS IX UNITED KINGDOM. Commons August 28, 1914
GERMANS NATURALISED. Written Answers November 23, 1914
5 speeches — CLAUSE 2.—(Payment of Dividends, etc., Payable to Enemy.) Commons November 24, 1914
NATURALISED GERMANS INTERNED. Commons November 25, 1914
CLAUSE 5.—(Holding and Dealing with Property by Custodian.) Commons November 25, 1914
2 speeches — CLAUSE 8.—(Invalidity of Transfers of Shares in Company, etc.) Commons November 25, 1914
CLAUSE 9.—(Conditions as to the Incorporation of New Companies.) Commons November 25, 1914
2 speeches — NEW CLAUSE.—(Determination of Contracts.) Commons November 25, 1914
VOLUNTEER TRAINING CORPS. Commons November 26, 1914
CRIMINAL JUSTICE ADMINISTRATION (POSTPONEMENT) BILL. Commons November 30, 1914
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