Sir Samuel Roberts
1852 - June 19, 1926Summary information for Sir Samuel Roberts
Contributions
1916
ATTESTED MEN (DRILL INSTRUCTION). Commons January 11, 1916
INTERNED ALIENS (USE OF GAOLS). Commons February 17, 1916
4 speeches — VOLUNTEER TRAINING CORPS. Commons February 17, 1916
2 speeches — STATE RECOGNITION. Commons February 29, 1916
IMMEDIATE ENLISTMENT. Commons March 7, 1916
IMPORTATION OF FRUIT (RESTRICTIONS). Commons March 7, 1916
EXCHEQUER BONDS. Commons May 8, 1916
TIME-EXPIRED MEN. Commons May 10, 1916
EXCESS PROFITS DUTY (CONTROLLED ESTABLISHMENTS). Commons May 30, 1916
PUBLICATION OF SPEECH. Commons June 22, 1916
5 speeches — CLAUSE 29.—(Continuance and Increase of Rate of Excess Profits Ditty). Commons June 22, 1916
3 speeches — CLAUSE 29.—(Continuance and Increase of Rate of Excess Profits Duty). Commons June 26, 1916
2 speeches — PERSONAL EXPLANATION. Commons June 28, 1916
NEW CLAUSE.—(Assessment for Income Tax of Controlled Establishments.) Commons July 12, 1916
2 speeches — TITLE. Commons August 1, 1916
CLAUSE 1.—(Rules of Procedure of Courts of Inquiry.) Commons August 7, 1916
2 speeches — QUESTIONS TO MINISTERS. Commons August 14, 1916
MINISTEY OF MUNITIONS. Commons August 15, 1916
OUTPUT OF BEER (RESTRICTION) ACT, 1916. Commons October 17, 1916
GOVERNMENT OF IRELAND. Commons October 18, 1916
SITTINGS OF THE HOUSE (QUESTIONS). Commons October 19, 1916
11 speeches — GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS. Commons October 24, 1916
SECRET SESSION. Commons October 31, 1916
2 speeches — OUTPUT OF BEER (RESTRICTION—No. 2) BILL. Commons November 7, 1916
WAR OFFICE QUESTIONS. Commons November 21, 1916
4 speeches — CLAUSE 1.—(Establishment of Minister of Pensions.) Commons November 30, 1916
GRAND JURIES. Written Answers November 30, 1916
CLAUSE 1.—(Establishment of Minister of Pensions.) Commons December 4, 1916
GRAND JURIES. Commons December 31, 1916
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