Sir Harry Newton
1875 - June 22, 1951Summary information for Sir Harry Newton
Contributions
1911
Old Age Pensions. Commons February 9, 1911
Punishment of a Leading Signalman. Written Answers February 27, 1911
Signalman Thomas Black (Royal Navy). Commons March 13, 1911
3 speeches — School Attendance By-laws. Commons March 20, 1911
Meteorological Telegrams. Written Answers March 20, 1911
School Attendance By-Laws. Written Answers March 27, 1911
4 speeches — Frinton-on-Sea and Walton-on-Naze Telephone. Commons March 29, 1911
NEW CLAUSE.—(Increment Duty not to be Charged on Agricultural Land unless if is held up.) Commons March 29, 1911
NEW CLAUSE.—(Reduction of Tobacco Duties.) Commons March 30, 1911
2 speeches — WELSH DISESTABLISHMENT. Commons April 24, 1911
POST OFFICE VOTE. Commons May 18, 1911
2 speeches — Naval Signalman's Punishment. Commons May 22, 1911
Coast Erosion Committee (Final Report). Commons May 22, 1911
Foreign Trawlers. Written Answers May 29, 1911
British and Foreign Fishery Rights. Written Answers May 30, 1911
Foreign Trawling (Thames Estuary). Written Answers May 31, 1911
Land Purchase (Ireland). Commons June 29, 1911
CLAUSE 5.—(Rates and Rules for Contributions by Voluntary Contributors.) Commons July 11, 1911
CLAUSE 6.—(Change from Voluntary Rate to Employed Rate, and vice versa). Commons July 11, 1911
CLAUSE 7.—(Power to Make Regulations for the Payment of Contributions.) Commons July 11, 1911
Mitford Board of Guardians. Written Answers July 18, 1911
3 speeches — Coast Erosion (Report of Royal Commission). Written Answers August 3, 1911
Coast Erosion. Written Answers October 30, 1911
3 speeches — CLAUSE 31.—(Deficit.) Commons October 31, 1911
Harwich (Sailors' Home). Written Answers November 22, 1911
Salvation Army Colony (Boxted). Written Answers November 22, 1911
CLAUSE 1.—(Hours of Employment and Meal Times.) Commons December 8, 1911
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