Legislation
Found in 83 Collections and/or Records:
Political: Constituency: North West Manchester., Dec 1905 - Jan 1906
Political: Constituency: North West Manchester, 1904 - 1908
Political: Constituency: North West Manchester: By election defeat., Apr 1908
Political: Constituency: North West Manchester: By election defeat., Apr 1908
Political: Constituency: North West Manchester: Correspondence., 04 Jan 1905 - 29 Jun 1905
Political: Constituency: North West Manchester: Correspondence., 02 Jul 1905 - 23 Dec 1905
Political: Constituency: North West Manchester: Correspondence., Jan 1906 - Dec 1906
Political: Constituency: North West Manchester: Correspondence concerning the Licensing Bill and the Shop Hours Bill., 1908
Political: Constituency: Oldham [Lancashire], 1900 - 1905
Political: Constituency: Oldham [Lancashire]: correspondence., 12 Feb 1903 - 25 Aug 1903
Political: Constituency: Oldham [Lancashire]: Correspondence., 03 Jan 1904 - 27 Mar 1904
Political: Constituency: Oldham [Lancashire]: correspondence., 01 Apr 1904 - 09 Dec 1904
Public and Political: General: Correspondence H-K., 1910 - May 1934
Race Relations Bill, 1968-05 - 1968-09
Correspondence between Pole and MPs on their votes against the Third Reading of the Race Relations Bill.
Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge: statutes
Speeches: Non House of Commons., 1910
Taxor's book
A Cambridge University taxor's book containing copies of charters, extracts from University Statutes, forms of proclamations and related papers. The versos are blank. Inside the front cover is 'F. H. Dickinson Oct. 2 1858 5s', 'Saml Sandars A M Trin. Coll. Camb. 1888', and a cutting from the printed catalogue of F.H. Dickinson's sale, in which the manuscript was lot 130. On the last fly-leaf in pencil is 'Bennett' (19th century).
"The Coal Dispute", 15 Jun 1926
Draft statement to be made by the Prime Minister [Stanley Baldwin] when announcing the decision of the government to legislate on Miners' Hours, covering miners hours and wages. Typescript marked "secret".
The Papers of Lord Gardiner
This collection reflects Lord Gardiner's involvement and interest in law reform and the justice system. There are many Law Commission reports as well as other printed papers. There is correspondence about rehabilitation of offenders, laws and acts, as well as source material for reports. The texts of a number of articles and speeches given by Lord Gardiner are here, including those during his time as Lord Chancellor. Official and press photographs are also included.
University statutes, 1390 - 2019
(Untitled), 10 Dec 1923
Letter from William Buist (Richard Buist & Sons, cabinet makers, upholsterers and carpet warehousemen, 100-108 Commercial Street, Dundee, [Angus, Scotland]) to WSC (2 Sussex Square) regretting his defeat in Leicester, blaming the narrow defeat of the Liberal candidate in Dundee on members of the liquor trade and referring to the "magnificent" Liberal meeting on the eve of the poll.
(Untitled), 02 May 1915
Letter from P W Wilson (The Red Gable, Meadway, Hendon, [London]) to WSC inviting him to become a patron of the People's Palaces Association, which aims to establish well-run refreshment houses for the sale of tea and coffee to workers, and enclosing a statement of the aims of the association [see CHAR 2/65/38]. Signed typescript. Annotated by WSC: "no".
(Untitled), May 1915
Printed statement of the aims of the National People's Palaces Association Limited, established by temperance societies to provide refreshment houses for the sale of tea and coffee to workers. Sent with CHAR 2/65/36-38. A typescript copy at CHAR 2/65/40-42.
(Untitled), 21 Apr 1915
Letter from members of the advisory council of the People's Palaces Association (1 Albemarle Street, Piccadilly, London) to WSC asking for his patronage for the Association, which has been established by temperance societies to provide refreshment houses for the sale of tea and coffee to workers, particularly those engaged at armament works and dockyards. Signed typescript.
(Untitled), Apr 1915
Statement of the aims of the People's Palaces Association Limited, which has been established by temperance societies to provide refreshment houses for the sale of tea and coffee to workers, particularly those engaged at armament works and dockyards. Typescript. Printed copy at CHAR 2/65/38.