Sir William Cremer
1828 - July 22, 1908Summary information for Sir William Cremer
Contributions
1891
3 speeches — MESSRS. BRASS. Commons January 27, 1891
2 speeches — GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS. Commons February 13, 1891
REGISTRATION OF ELECTORS ACTS AMENDMENT BILL.—(No. 17.) Commons February 23, 1891
RAILWAY SERVANTS (HOURS OF LABOUR). Commons February 24, 1891
4 speeches — SECOND READING. Commons February 24, 1891
ROYAL COMMISSION ON CAPITAL AND LABOUR. Commons February 26, 1891
2 speeches — REVENUE DEPARTMENTS. Commons March 16, 1891
NATIONAL MUSEUMS AND GALLERIES (OPENING ON SUNDAY). Commons March 20, 1891
3 speeches — MANIPUR. Commons May 1, 1891
3 speeches — THE MANIPUR DISASTER. Commons May 5, 1891
LONDON TRAMWAYS BILL (by Order.) Commons May 7, 1891
5 speeches — THE MANIPUR DISASTER. Commons May 14, 1891
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. Commons May 14, 1891
MANIPUR. Commons May 15, 1891
4 speeches — CIVIL SERVICES. Commons May 25, 1891
RESOLUTION. Commons May 26, 1891
IMMIGRATION OF DESTITUTE FOREIGNERS. Commons May 28, 1891
METROPOLITAN DISTRICT COUNTERMEN. Commons June 2, 1891
2 speeches — SECOND READING. Commons June 11, 1891
COMMITTEE. Commons June 15, 1891
MANIPUR. Commons June 16, 1891
CLASS II. Commons June 16, 1891
2 speeches — THE MANIPUR DISASTERS. Commons June 23, 1891
8 speeches — PUBLIC HEALTH (LONDON) BILL. (No. 352.) Commons June 26, 1891
PUBLIC BUSINESS. Commons July 30, 1891
CLASS IV. Commons July 30, 1891
TRAINING COLLEGES (IRELAND) [LOANS]. Commons July 30, 1891
SUPPLY—REPORT. Commons August 1, 1891
2 speeches — REVIEW OF THE FRENCH FLEET. Commons August 3, 1891
3 speeches — THE NEW RIVER COMPANY. Commons August 3, 1891
PUBLIC HEALTH (LONDON) BILL. (No. 434.) Commons August 3, 1891
3 speeches — THIRD READING. Commons August 5, 1891
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