Sir John Brunner

1842 - July 1, 1919
Summary information for Sir John Brunner

Contributions

1900

FIFTH DAY'S DEBATE. Commons February 5, 1900

ST. SIMON AND ST. JUDE'S SCHOOL, SOUTHPORT. Commons February 19, 1900

SOUTH AFRICAN REPUBLIC (COMMITTEE OF INQUIRY INTO THE RAID, 1807). Commons February 20, 1900

2 speeches — MILITIA SERVICE IN BRITISH COLONIES. Commons February 22, 1900

2 speeches — CORPORAL PUNISHMENT IN ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS. Commons February 22, 1900

ST. SIMON AND ST. JUDE'S SCHOOL, SOUTHPORT. Commons February 22, 1900

MISCONDUCT OF GOVERNMENT CONTRACTORS. Commons February 23, 1900

COMPANIES BILL. Commons February 23, 1900

3 speeches — CIVIL SERVICES. Commons February 23, 1900

3 speeches — LONDON COUNTY COUNCIL (GENERAL POWERS) BILL (BY ORDER). Commons February 26, 1900

COMMUNICATION ON PASSENGER TRAINS. Commons March 1, 1900

EDUCATION—CORPORAL PUNISHMENT IN ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS. Commons March 5, 1900

3 speeches — SECOND READING. Commons March 7, 1900

2 speeches — SECOND READING. Commons March 12, 1900

3 speeches — HUNTINGDON CORPORATION BILL (BY ORDER). Commons March 13, 1900

2 speeches — ELECTRIC POWER BILLS (BY ORDER). Commons March 16, 1900

2 speeches — CORPORAL PUNISHMENT IN ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS. Commons May 11, 1900

BIRMINGHAM (KING EDWARD THE SIXTH) SCHOOLS BILL [Lords]. [BY ORDER.] Commons May 18, 1900

YOUTHFUL. OFFENDERS BILL [Lords]. Commons May 21, 1900

3 speeches — BIRMINGHAM (KING EDWARD THE SIXTH) SCHOOLS BILL [Lords] (BY ORDER). Commons May 22, 1900

ASHFORD POOR LAW SCHOOLS. Commons May 28, 1900

3 speeches — CLASS IV. Commons June 14, 1900

ALDERSHOT MANŒUVRES — HEAT FATALITIES—ARMY CLOTHING. Commons June 15, 1900

6 speeches — CLASS IV. Commons June 15, 1900

HOUSING OF THE WORKING CLASSES ACT (1890) AMENDMENT BILL. Commons July 2, 1900

2 speeches — VOLUNTEERS BILL [Lords.] Commons July 23, 1900

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