Sir Thomas Dewar

1864 - April 11, 1930
Summary information for Sir Thomas Dewar

Contributions

1904

Street Accidents—Covered Vans. Commons February 5, 1904

Congestion of Business at the Law Courts. Commons February 8, 1904

London Tube Railways. Commons February 8, 1904

London Telephone System. Commons February 8, 1904

Factories in London Commons February 9, 1904

Indian Railway Contracts for Germany. Commons February 9, 1904

Vehicular Accidents in London. Commons February 9, 1904

German Contracts for Indian Railways. Commons February 10, 1904

British, American, and German Imports into Natal. Commons February 17, 1904

Poor Prisoners Defence Act. Commons February 17, 1904

Sugar Refineries in East London—Persons Employed. Commons February 18, 1904

Rateable Value of Sugar Refineries in East End of London. Commons February 18, 1904

Military Weapons—The Sword. Commons February 22, 1904

Metropolitan Police Magistracy. Commons February 24, 1904

Extension of Workmen's Compensation Act. Commons February 26, 1904

Street Traffic—Regulations as to Covered Vans. Commons February 29, 1904

Sale of Poisons—Southwark Inquest. Commons February 29, 1904

British Fleet in the Far East. Commons March 3, 1904

Defence of the Thames. Commons March 3, 1904

Sale of Poisons. Commons March 18, 1904

Certification of Death. Commons March 21, 1904

Aliens in British Prisons. Commons April 25, 1904

Smallpox in East London. Commons May 3, 1904

Rats and the Spread of Plague. Commons May 3, 1904

Postage in England of Lottery Circulars. Commons May 9, 1904

Licensing Bill—Brewery Shareholders as Licensing Justices. Commons May 9, 1904

LICENSING BILL. Commons May 10, 1904

Accidents with Covered Vans—Infringement of new By-law. Commons July 4, 1904

Circulation in England of Foreign Lottery Circulars. Commons July 4, 1904

Amendment of Workmen's Compensation Act. Commons July 4, 1904

Detention of British Ships by Russian Cruisers. Commons July 21, 1904

Proposed Reduction of Postal Rates to the Continent. Commons July 22, 1904

Life-Saving Precautions on British Emigrant Ships. Commons July 25, 1904

Case of Adolf Beck—Mistaken Identity. Commons July 25, 1904

Charges on British Vessels entering United States Ports. Commons July 26, 1904

Volunteer Review in Hyde Park. Commons July 26, 1904

Underground Telegraphic Cables to the North—Progress of Work. Commons July 27, 1904

Accidents caused by Leakage of Gas into Telegraph Inspection Chambers. Commons July 28, 1904

Suggested Appointment of Additional Judges in the King's Bench Division. Commons July 29, 1904

Contracts in Connection with London Telephone Service—British v. Foreign Firms. Commons July 29, 1904

Establishment of a Post Office in Wapping west of Wapping Bridge. Commons July 29, 1904

Rails and Engineering Plant ordered by London County Council from British and Foreign Firms. Commons August 9, 1904

Explosions caused by Leakage of Electric Current and Escaped Gas. Commons August 9, 1904

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