Sir Henry King

1852 - November 14, 1933
Summary information for Sir Henry King

Contributions

1893

THE VALUE OF THE RUPEE. Commons February 2, 1893

INDIAN STAFF CORPS GRIEVANCE. Commons February 7, 1893

THE CURRENCY QUESTION. Commons February 9, 1893

CHOLERA PRECAUTIONS. Commons February 24, 1893

THE INDIAN TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT. Commons February 24, 1893

THE INDIA OFFICE ESTABLISHMENT. Commons February 28, 1893

INDIAN POLICE ASSISTANT INSPECTORSHIPS. Commons February 28, 1893

THE FALL OF THE RUPEE. Commons March 16, 1893

INDIAN INCOME TAX. Commons March 16, 1893

EAST INDIA (CIVIL AND MILITARY SERVICES).—RESOLUTION. Commons March 28, 1893

SECOND READING. [FIRST NIGHT.] Commons April 6, 1893

TEA. Commons April 24, 1893

INDIAN SERVICE PENSIONS. Commons May 1, 1893

INDIAN STAFF CORPS GRIEVANCES. Commons May 1, 1893

THE INDIAN TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT. Commons May 4, 1893

2 speeches — FURLOUGH PAY TO OFFICERS FOR INDIA. Commons May 29, 1893

INDIAN CIVIL SERVICE GRIEVANCES. Commons June 15, 1893

THE CASE OF SURGEON LIEUTENANT GENERAL FRANKLIN. Commons June 15, 1893

THE INDIAN CURRENCY. Commons June 26, 1893

CIVIL SERVICE SALARIES IN INDIA. Commons June 27, 1893

2 speeches — THE PROPOSED CHANGES IN THE INDIAN CURRENCY. Commons June 27, 1893

THE INDIAN PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT. Commons June 29, 1893

INDIAN CURRENCY IN CEYLON. Commons June 29, 1893

THE UNCOVENANTED CIVIL SERVICE. Commons July 3, 1893

FURLOUGH RULES IN INDIA. Commons July 3, 1893

THE CIVIL ENGINEERS' ASSOCIATION OF INDIA. Commons July 17, 1893

THE COOLIE QUESTION. Commons July 24, 1893

INDIAN CIVIL AND MILITARY ENGINEERS. Commons July 24, 1893

PRECAUTIONS AGAINST CHOLERA. Commons July 24, 1893

GENERAL FISCHER'S PETITION. Commons July 27, 1893

BEHAE CADASTRAL SURVEY. Commons July 27, 1893

INDIAN COMMANDS. Commons July 27, 1893

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