Commons Sitting of 13 March 1908 Series 4 Vol. 186

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  1. Preamble 9 words
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  2. PRIVATE BILL BUSINESS. 15 words
  3. PETITIONS.
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    1. DAIRIES (SCOTLAND) BILL. 10 words
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    2. INFANT LIFE PROTECTION ACT (1897). 12 words
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    3. LICENSING BILL. 12 words
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    4. MORAY FIRTH (ILLEGAL TRAWLING). 10 words
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    5. SALE OF INTOXICATING LIQUORS ON SUNDAY BILL. 10 words
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    6. WOMEN'S ENFRANCHISEMENT BILL. 14 words
  4. RETURNS, REPORTS, ETC.
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    1. BOYCOTTING (IRELAND). 9 words
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    2. NAVY (VICTUALLING YARD MANUFACTURING ACCOUNTS, 1906–7). 44 words
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    3. EDUCATION (SCOTLAND). 65 words
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    4. BOARD OF EDUCATION. 53 words
  5. Oral Answers to Questions
    1. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS CIRCULATED WITH THE VOTES.
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      1. Reserve Sergeant-Majors Pay. 215 words
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      2. Brewery and Distillery Shareholders. 142 words
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      3. Stationery and Law Books for County Courts. 159 words
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      4. Places of Worship and the Cost of Street Paving. 126 words
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      5. Politics in the Post Office. 854 words
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      6. Tobacco Growing in Scotland. 164 words
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      7. Extra Police at Headford, County Galway. 153 words
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      8. Reinstatement of Edward Smith of Glassdrummon. 182 words
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      9. The Case of Cornelius Scollans, late 4th Royal Irish Fusiliers. 154 words
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      10. Regulations for the Territorial Force. 186 words
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  6. UNEMPLOYED WORKMEN BILL. 34,494 words, 2 divisions
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  7. EXPORTATION OF OLD HORSES BILL. 9 words
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  8. SELECTION (STANDING COMMITTEES). 48 words
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  9. SWINTON AND MEXBROUGH GAS BILL. 13 words
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  10. HOURS OF LABOUR BILL. 38 words