Viscount Cranborne
1861 - April 4, 1947Summary information for Viscount Cranborne
Contributions
1897
3 speeches — VOLUNTARY SCHOOLS BILL. Commons February 11, 1897
2 speeches — ARMY ESTIMATES, 1897–8. Commons February 19, 1897
6 speeches — BURIALS BILL. Commons February 24, 1897
2 speeches — VOLUNTARY SCHOOLS BILL. Commons February 25, 1897
2 speeches — VOLUNTARY SCHOOLS BILL. Commons March 1, 1897
2 speeches — VOLUNSTARY SCHOOLS BILL. Commons March 4, 1897
VOLUNTARY SCHOOLS BILL. Commons March 8, 1897
3 speeches — AID GRANT TO VOLUNTARY ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS. Commons March 17, 1897
ENDOWED SCHOOLS. Commons March 18, 1897
DUTIES OF TEACHERS. Commons March 18, 1897
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ACT (1870) AMENDMENT BILL. Commons April 26, 1897
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION IN ACT (1870) AMENDMENT BILL. Commons April 29, 1897
CLASS III. Commons April 30, 1897
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ACT (1870) AMENDMENT BILL. Commons May 10, 1897
COMMENCEMENT, CONSTRUCTION, AND SHORT TITLE. Commons May 10, 1897
2 speeches — CONTROL OF EDUCATION OVER RATE OF EXPENDITURE. Commons May 10, 1897
2 speeches — BENEFICES BILL. Commons May 21, 1897
4 speeches — CLASS IV. Commons June 17, 1897
DEATH DUTY. Commons June 29, 1897
EDUCATION DEPARTMENT REPORT (SCHOOL MAINTENANCE). Commons July 5, 1897
LIABILITY OF CERTAIN EMPLOYERS TO WORKMEN FOR INJURIES. Commons July 6, 1897
BUSINESS OF TILE HOUSE. Commons July 12, 1897
RHUABON SCHOOL BOARD. Commons July 13, 1897
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. Commons July 15, 1897
EDUCATION (SCOTLAND) BILL. Commons July 21, 1897
NAVY ESTIMATES, 1897–8. Commons July 27, 1897
5 speeches — CLASS IV. Commons July 29, 1897
WORKMEN (COMPENSATION FOR ACCIDENTS) BILL. Commons July 30, 1897
EXPIRING LAWS CONTINUANCE BILL. Commons July 30, 1897
EARL'S HEATON SCHOOL. Commons August 2, 1897
BORSTAL PRISON. Commons August 5, 1897
VOLUNTARY SCHOOLS ACT. Commons August 5, 1897
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