Sir Samuel Evans
1859 - September 13, 1918Summary information for Sir Samuel Evans
Contributions
1896
6 speeches — WITHDRAWAL OF CLAUSES OF A BILL AFTER SECOND READING. Commons February 27, 1896
LOCAL GOVERNMENT (ELECTIONS) BILL. Commons February 27, 1896
COWBRIDGE SCHOOL. Commons March 2, 1896
LIGHT RAILWAYS (ADVANCES). Commons March 13, 1896
PLUMBERS' REGISTRATION BILL. Commons March 13, 1896
INCUMBENTS OF BENEFICES LOANS EXTENSION BILL [H.L.] Commons May 5, 1896
LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT (1894) AMENDMENT BILL. Commons May 6, 1896
APPLICATION OF ACT NOT TO INVALIDATE INSTRUMENTS OF SECURITY. Commons May 7, 1896
EXEMPTION OF AGRICULTURAL LAND FROM HALF OF RATES TO WHICH THIS ACT APPLIES. Commons May 18, 1896
CABS (LONDON) BILL. Commons May 18, 1896
6 speeches — TRANSFER AND TRANSMISSION OF RIGHTS OF PATRONAGE. Commons June 10, 1896
3 speeches — COUNTY EDUCATION AUTHORITY—ACTION OF COUNTY COUNCIL AS EDUCATION AUTHORITY. Commons June 11, 1896
9 speeches — COUNTY EDUCATION AUTHORITY.—ACTION OF COUNTY COUNCIL AS EDUCATION AUTHORITY. Commons June 15, 1896
4 speeches — COUNTY EDUCATION AUTHORITY.—ACTION OF COUNTY COUNCIL AS EDUCATION AUTHORITY. Commons June 16, 1896
4 speeches — COUNTY EDUCATION AUTHORITY.—ACTION OF COUNTY COUNCIL AS EDUCATION AUTHORITY. Commons June 17, 1896
2 speeches — APPEAL FROM COUNTY COURT UNDER 57 & 58 VIC. c. 10, s. 10. Commons July 9, 1896
INCOME TAX.—RATE OF FOR 1896–7. Commons July 14, 1896
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE (GOVERNMENT BUSINESS). Commons July 20, 1896
MILITARY WORKS (MONEY). Commons July 20, 1896
4 speeches — REPRESENTATION OF WORKMEN ON ARBITRATION. Commons July 27, 1896
AMENDMENT OF GENERAL RULES AS TO LAMPS, INSPECTION, AND TAMPING. Commons July 27, 1896
DEDUCTIONS OF PAYMENTS IN RESPECT OF DAMAGED GOODS. Commons July 27, 1896
LIABILITY FOR ARREARS OF RENT, AND INTEREST ON PURCHASE MONEY AFTER AGREEMENT TO PURCHASE. Commons July 28, 1896
2 speeches — ABOLITION OF VICE-WARDEN'S COURT. Commons August 3, 1896
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