Sir George Bartley

1842 - September 13, 1910
Summary information for Sir George Bartley

Contributions

1896

SAVINGS BANK RATE OF INTEREST. Commons February 17, 1896

POST OFFICE AND TRUSTEE SAVINGS BANKS. Commons February 19, 1896

POST OFFICE SAVINGS BANK. Commons February 20, 1896

POST OFFICE AND TRUSTEE SAVINGS BANKS. Commons February 24, 1896

ROYAL MILITARY ACADEMY. Commons February 25, 1896

2 speeches — LONDON COUNTY COUNCIL (VAUXHALL BRIDGE TRAMWAYS) BILL. Commons March 2, 1896

BELFAST CORPORATION BILL. Commons March 10, 1896

DEFENCE OF THE EMPIRE. Commons March 13, 1896

BAKER STREET AND WATERLOO RAILWAY BILL. Commons March 16, 1896

APPLICATION OF SURPLUS INCOME OF YEAR 1895–6 FOR EXPENSES OF SCHEDULED WORKS. Commons March 26, 1896

CUSTOMS OFFICERS. Commons May 15, 1896

ADJOURNMENT OF THE HOUSE (THE DERBY). Commons June 2, 1896

RIVER BRENT (POLLUTION). Commons June 5, 1896

COUNTY EDUCATION AUTHORITY—ACTION OF COUNTY COUNCIL AS EDUCATION AUTHORITY. Commons June 11, 1896

2 speeches — CITY AND SOUTH LONDON RAILWAY BILL (BY ORDER.) Commons June 15, 1896

COUNTY EDUCATION AUTHORITY.—ACTION OF COUNTY COUNCIL AS EDUCATION AUTHORITY. Commons June 16, 1896

CABS (LONDON) BILL. Commons June 17, 1896

2 speeches — POET'S CORNER (WESTMINSTER ABBEY). Commons June 18, 1896

3 speeches — COUNTY EDUCATION AUTHORITY—ACTION OF COUNTY COUNCIL AS EDUCATION AUTHORITY. Commons June 18, 1896

RIVER BRENT (SEWAGE POLLUTION). Commons June 22, 1896

COUNTY EDUCATION AUTHORITY—ACTION OF COUNTY COUNCIL AS EDUCATION AUTHORITY. Commons June 22, 1896

EXEMPTION OF AGRICULTURAL LAND FROM HALF OF RATES TO WHICH THIS ACT APPLIES. Commons June 24, 1896

INCOME TAX (SCHEDULE D.). Commons July 6, 1896

2 speeches — APPLICATION OF INCOME TAX ACTS. Commons July 8, 1896

2 speeches — APPLICATION OF INCOME TAX ACTS. Commons July 9, 1896

INLAND REVENUE PROSECUTION (HIGHGATE). Commons July 27, 1896

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