Sir Samuel Evans
1859 - September 13, 1918Summary information for Sir Samuel Evans
Contributions
1892
6 speeches — RESOLUTION. Commons February 19, 1892
FINANCIAL RELATIONS (ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, AND IRELAND). Commons March 7, 1892
2 speeches — BIRMINGHAM CORPORATION WATER BILL (by Order.) Commons March 8, 1892
2 speeches — THE CLERGY DISCIPLINE BILL. Commons March 8, 1892
7 speeches — PLACES OF WORSHIP ENFRANCHISEMENT BILL.—(No. 28.) Commons March 9, 1892
2 speeches — REPORTS OF THE COMMITTEES OF SUPPLY AND WAYS AND MEANS. Commons March 10, 1892
BIRMINGHAM CORPORATION WATER BILL—(by Order.) Commons March 11, 1892
CLERGY DISCIPLINE. Commons March 11, 1892
CLERGY DISCIPLINE. Commons March 15, 1892
TENURE OF LAND (WALES) BILL. (No. 27.) Commons March 16, 1892
LOCAL GOVERNMENT BOARD MEDICAL INSPECTORS. Commons March 28, 1892
CONVICTIONS OF CLERGYMEN. Commons March 28, 1892
SECOND READING. [ADJOURNED DEBATE]. Commons March 28, 1892
3 speeches — FINANCIAL RELATIONS (ENGLAND, IRELAND, AND SCOTLAND) COMMITTEE. Commons March 31, 1892
2 speeches — SELECT COMMITTEE. Commons April 1, 1892
2 speeches — SUB-POSTMASTERS AND COUNTY COUNCILS. Commons April 1, 1892
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. Commons April 28, 1892
2 speeches — SECOND READING. Commons April 28, 1892
3 speeches — SHORT TITLES BILL.—(No. 227.) Commons April 29, 1892
3 speeches — COMMITTEE. Commons May 5, 1892
SECOND READING. Commons May 6, 1892
2 speeches — SMALL AGRICULTURAL HOLDINGS BILL.—(No. 183.) Commons May 9, 1892
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. Commons May 12, 1892
4 speeches — SELECT COMMITTEE. Commons May 12, 1892
2 speeches — STANDING COMMITTEE ON LAW, &c. (SITTINGS OF THE COMMITTEE). Commons May 20, 1892
CONSIDERATION. Commons May 26, 1892
2 speeches — POSTAL ARRANGEMENTS IN RURAL DISTRICTS.—RESOLUTION. Commons May 27, 1892
3 speeches — CIVIL SERVICES. Commons May 30, 1892
35 speeches — CLERGY DISCIPLINE (IMMORALITY) BILL—(No. 239.) Commons June 2, 1892
PWLLHELI POST OFFICE. Commons June 3, 1892
2 speeches — CLASS IV. Commons June 9, 1892
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