Sir Henry Cotton
1845 - October 22, 1915Summary information for Sir Henry Cotton
Contributions
1906
China and the Tibetan Treaty. Commons February 26, 1906
2 speeches — UNREST IN INDIA AND PARTITION OF BENGAL. Commons February 26, 1906
3 speeches — Directorship of Public Instruction in Bengal. Commons March 1, 1906
China and the Tibetan Convention. Commons March 1, 1906
2 speeches — Tibetan Indemnity. Commons March 22, 1906
2 speeches — The Chumbi Valley. Commons March 22, 1906
Tibetan Trade Marts. Commons March 22, 1906
British Indian Traders in the Transvaal. Commons March 26, 1906
2 speeches — British Indian Subjects and the Transvaal and Orange River Constitutions. Commons March 26, 1906
Indian Army on the North-West Frontier. Commons March 26, 1906
Mortality in Prisons. Commons March 28, 1906
Mortality in Indian Prisons. Commons March 28, 1906
2 speeches — Tibetan Indemnity. Commons April 26, 1906
Great Britain, China, and Tibet. Commons April 26, 1906
British Indians in South Africa. Commons April 30, 1906
Case of Mr. Abu Bakir Ahmed, of Pretoria. Commons April 30, 1906
2 speeches — The Flogging of Chinese Coolies in South Africa. Commons May 1, 1906
Processions in India. Commons May 1, 1906
China and the Tibetan Agreement. Commons May 2, 1906
Tibetan Indemnity. Commons May 9, 1906
Colonial Marriages Bill. Commons May 9, 1906
Professor of Sanskrit in the Presidency College of Calcutta. Commons May 10, 1906
Shooting by Soldiers near Village Sites in India. Commons May 10, 1906
Partition of Bengal. Commons May 14, 1906
Debate on the Indian Budget. Commons May 15, 1906
Presidency College of Calcutta—Proposed Appointment of the Professor of Sanskrit. Commons May 15, 1906
Tibetan Indemnity. Commons May 16, 1906
Hindustan-Tibet Road. Commons May 17, 1906
Gyangtse Trade Mart. Commons May 17, 1906
British Indian Trade with Tibet. Commons May 17, 1906
British Indians and Transvaal Permits. Commons May 17, 1906
Natal Rising—Trials of Ringleaders. Commons May 21, 1906
Tibetan Indemnity. Commons May 23, 1906
Great Britain and China. Commons May 23, 1906
4 speeches — The Partition of Bengal. Commons May 24, 1906
Indian Administration. Commons May 24, 1906
Judicial and Executive Powers of Indian Magistrates. Commons May 28, 1906
British Soldiers in the Punjab—Alleged Outrages. Commons May 30, 1906
THE OPIUM TRAFFIC. Commons May 30, 1906
Tibetan Indemnity. Commons June 11, 1906
Imports of Spirituous Liquors into the Sudan. Commons June 12, 1906
Spirituous Liquors for Uganda. Commons June 12, 1906
Judicial and Executive Functions in the Baroda States. Commons June 14, 1906
Execution of a Reprieved Prisoner in Bengal. Commons June 14, 1906
2 speeches — Prosecutions of Indian Schoolboys. Commons June 14, 1906
Outrages by British Soldiers in India. Commons June 14, 1906
2 speeches — Opium Smoking in China. Commons June 18, 1906
India and the Colonial Conference. Commons June 18, 1906
Religious Processions in Eastern Bengal. Commons June 21, 1906
Publicity of Indian Courts of Justice. Commons June 21, 1906
Swadeshi Movement in Bengal. Commons June 21, 1906
The Repatriation Proclamation. Commons June 25, 1906
3 speeches — Ceylon Civil Establishment. Commons June 26, 1906
Appointments to the Indian Educational Service. Commons June 26, 1906
Indian Execution. Commons July 3, 1906
Martial Law in Eastern Bengal. Commons July 3, 1906
4 speeches — Chinese Coolies in South Africa—The Repatriation Notice. Commons July 4, 1906
Swadeshi Movement. Commons July 5, 1906
Partition of Bengal. Commons July 5, 1906
2 speeches — Alleged Hanging of a Reprieved Native in Eastern Bengal. Commons July 10, 1906
Processions in India—The Bande Mataram. Commons July 16, 1906
Indian Schoolboys Expelled for Attending Swadishi Meeting. Commons July 30, 1906
Ratification and Publication of the Tibet Convention. Commons July 31, 1906
Corporal Punishment in India. Commons July 31, 1906
Legislative Council of the Punjab. Commons August 4, 1906
Indian Army Redistribution Scheme. Commons November 5, 1906
New Indian Cantonment. Commons November 5, 1906
Great Britain, Russia, and Persia. Commons November 6, 1906
Opium in the Transvaal. Commons November 12, 1906
Telegraph Rates to India, Ceylon, Straits Settlements, and Australia. Commons November 15, 1906
ADJOURNMENT—CHINESE IN THE TRANSVAAL. Commons November 15, 1906
British Indians at Vrederdorp. Commons November 22, 1906
Indian Magistrates and Political Demonstrations. Commons November 26, 1906
2 speeches — Repatriation of Chinese Coolies. Commons November 26, 1906
Bengal Opium Exports. Commons November 29, 1906
4 speeches — British Indians in the Transvaal. Commons December 3, 1906
Poppy Cultivation in India. Commons December 10, 1906
Sale of Opium. Commons December 10, 1906
Opium in Store. Commons December 10, 1906
Opium Cultivation in India. Commons December 10, 1906
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