Sir Maurice Levy

1859 - August 26, 1933
Summary information for Sir Maurice Levy

Contributions

1905

KING"S SPEECH (MOTION FOR AN ADDRESS). Commons February 15, 1905

3 speeches — South African War Irregularities. Commons March 15, 1905

South African War—Forage Contracts. Commons March 16, 1905

South African War—Comptroller and Auditor-General's Demand for Copies of Store Contracts. Commons March 16, 1905

2 speeches — South African Mining Compounds. Commons March 21, 1905

Barbed Wire Compounds for Coolie Labour. Commons March 23, 1905

*South African War Contracts—Short-weight Jam. Commons March 27, 1905

SUPPLY [29TH MARCH] REPORT. Commons March 30, 1905

SUPPLY [29TH MARCH] REPORT. Commons March 30, 1905

Punishment of Chinese Coolies in the Transvaal. Commons May 16, 1905

Government Stores. Commons May 16, 1905

Punishment of Refractory Chinese Coolies in the Transvaal. Commons May 17, 1905

FINANCE BILL. Commons May 23, 1905

Aliens Entering the Port of London Suffering from Infectious or Con- tagious Diseases. Commons May 24, 1905

Reasons for Repatriation of 332 Chinese Labourers. Commons May 24, 1905

Repatriation of Chinese Coolies—Other Penalties. Commons May 25, 1905

Aliens serving Terms of Imprisonment exceeding Three Months in British Prisons. Commons May 30, 1905

Anglo-Newfoundland Development Company, Limited. Commons June 22, 1905

Disturbances at the Angelo and New Comet Mines. Commons June 27, 1905

3 speeches — ALIENS BILL. Commons June 27, 1905

Disturbances at Angelo and New Comet Mines. Commons June 28, 1905

ALIENS BILL. Commons June 28, 1905

Alien Immigration Return. Commons June 29, 1905

2 speeches — ALIENS BILL. Commons July 3, 1905

2 speeches — ALIENS BILL. Commons July 3, 1905

2 speeches — The Unemployed Bill. Commons July 4, 1905

ALIENS BILL. Commons July 10, 1905

ALIENS BILL. Commons July 17, 1905

Monthly Circulation of Return of Passengers for Places out of Europe. Commons July 18, 1905

The Unemployed Bill. Commons July 27, 1905

Clause 1:— Commons August 4, 1905

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