Sir Robert Reid

1846 - November 30, 1923
Summary information for Sir Robert Reid

Contributions

1897

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE—SUPPLY. Commons January 29, 1897

6 speeches — MOTION FOR ADJOURNMENT. Commons February 22, 1897

3 speeches — COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEAL BILL. Commons March 24, 1897

EASTERN QUESTION. Commons March 26, 1897

CRETE. Commons March 29, 1897

PUBLIC HEALTH (SCOTLAND) BILL. Commons April 1, 1897

CRETE. Commons April 12, 1897

5 speeches — CLASS III. Commons April 30, 1897

4 speeches — CLASS II.—CRETE. Commons May 7, 1897

POST OFFICE CONSOLIDATION BILL [H.L.] Commons May 11, 1897

2 speeches — LIABILITY OF CERTAIN EMPLOYERS TO WORKMEN' FOR INJURIES. Commons May 25, 1897

4 speeches — LIABILITY OF CERTAIN EMPLOYERS TO WORK MEN FOR INJURIES. Commons May 26, 1897

COMMENCEMENT OF ACT AND SHORT TITLE. Commons June 1, 1897

SUB-CONTRACTING Commons June 1, 1897

COMPENSATION TO WORKMEN IN CASE OF BANKRUPTCY OF EMPLOYERS. Commons June 1, 1897

2 speeches — PRIORITY IN BANKRUPTCY OR WINDING UP. Commons June 1, 1897

4 speeches — SCALE, AND CONDITIONS OF COMPENSATION.—SCALE. Commons June 3, 1897

2 speeches — ARBITRATION. Commons June 3, 1897

3 speeches — SECOND SCHEDULE—ARBITRATION. Commons June 4, 1897

2 speeches — CLASS V. Commons June 24, 1897

CLASS II. Commons June 25, 1897

2 speeches — DEATH DUTY Commons June 29, 1897

2 speeches — EDUCATION (SCOTLAND) BILL. Commons July 1, 1897

4 speeches — RECOVERY OF DAMAGES FROM STRANGER. Commons July 5, 1897

3 speeches — LIABILITY OF CERTAIN EMPLOYERS TO WORKMEN FOR INJURIES. Commons July 5, 1897

3 speeches — LIABILITY OF CERTAIN EMPLOYERS TO WORKMEN FOR INJURIES. Commons July 6, 1897

LIABILITY OF CERTAIN EMPLOYERS TO WORKMEN FOR INJURIES. Commons July 8, 1897

2 speeches — COMPENSATION TO WORKMEN IN CASE OF BANKRUPTCY OF EMPLOYER. Commons July 8, 1897

DEFINTIONS. Commons July 22, 1897

2 speeches — CLASS II. Commons August 3, 1897

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