Sir Robert Harmsworth

1870 - January 19, 1937
Summary information for Sir Robert Harmsworth

Contributions

1903

Naval Armaments—Muzzle-Loading Guns. Commons March 3, 1903

H.M.S. "Formidable"—Prize Firing. Commons March 5, 1903

Strength of the Army-Militia and Volunteer Staffs. Commons March 9, 1903

Naval Shooting—Names of Prizewinners. Commons March 23, 1903

Navy Rations Improvement in Cooking. Commons March 23, 1903

Private Paths in Chatham Dockyard. Commons March 23, 1903

Glass Balls on Mastheads of Men-of War. Commons March 23, 1903

H.M.S. "Warrior"—Cost of Alterations. Commons March 24, 1903

Collier "Hampstead"—Cost of Alterations— Speed. Commons March 24, 1903

H. M. S. "Highflyer"—Working of Boilers. Commons March 26, 1903

Improved Shooting in the Navy. Commons March 26, 1903

2 speeches — Prize-Firing of Cruiser "Pique" and Sloop "Rosario." Commons April 28, 1903

Admiralty Expenditure on Wireless Telegraphy. Commons April 28, 1903

Niclausse Boilers in the Navy. Commons April 28, 1903

Naval Reserve Men Employed in Royal Dockyards. Commons April 30, 1903

Mails to Scotland—Delays. Commons May 11, 1903

Promotion in the Secretary's Department, Inland Revenue. Commons May 11, 1903

H. M. S. "Canopus"—Boiler Repairs. Commons May 11, 1903

Physical Training in Scotland. Commons May 11, 1903

Army Chaplains—Established and Free Church of Scotland. Commons May 11, 1903

REVENUE DEPARTMENTS. Commons May 11, 1903

Repairs to Boilers of H. M.S. "Ocean." Commons May 14, 1903

Naval Shooting Returns—Defective Sights. Commons May 14, 1903

"County" Class of Cruisers—Speed Tests. Commons May 14, 1903

Gunnery in the Mediterranean Fleet. Commons May 14, 1903

Cretan Operations. Commons May 14, 1903

CLASS IV. Commons June 18, 1903

China Squadron—Gun Sights. Commons July 2, 1903

Channel Fleet—Defective Gun Sights. Commons July 2, 1903

Physical Training in Scotland. Commons July 13, 1903

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