CHIEF SECRETARY TO THE LORD-Lieutenant oF IRELAND: George Wyndham (U), 1900; Walter H. Long (U), 1905; James Bryce (L), 1905; Augustine Birrell (L), 1907.
President of the Board of TRADE: Gerald W. Balfour (U), 1900; Marquess of Salisbury (U), 1905; David Lloyd George (L), 1905; Winston S. Churchill (L), 1908; Sydney Buxton (L), 1910. PRESIDENT OF THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT BOARD: Walter H. Long (U), 1900; Gerald W. Balfour (U), 1905; John Burns (L), 1905. PRESIDENT OF the Board of EDUCATION: Marquess of Londonderry
(U), 1902; Augustine Birrell (L), 1905; Reginald McKenna (L), 1907; Walter Runciman (L), 1908; Joseph Albert Pease (L), 1911. PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE AND FISHERIES: Earl of Onslow (U), 1903; Earl Carrington (L), 1905; Walter Runci- man (L), 1911. SECRETARY FOR SCOTLAND: Marquess of Linlithgow (U), 1895; Lord Pentland (L), 1905; T. McKinnon Wood (L), 1912.
POSTMASTER-GENERAL: Earl of Derby (U), 1903; Sydney Buxton (L), 1905; Herbert Samuel (L), 1910.
CHANCELLOR OF THE DUCHY OF LANCASTER: Sir Henry Fowler (L), 1905; Lord Fitzmaurice (L), 1908; Herbert Samuel (L), 1909; Joseph Albert Pease (L), 1910; C. E. Hobhouse (L), 1911.
FIRST COMMISSIONER OF WORKS: Lewis Harcourt (L), 1907; Earl Beauchamp (L), 1910.
ATTORNEY-GENERAL: Sir R. B. Finlay (U), 1900; J. Lawson Walton (L), 1995; William S. Robson (L), 1908; Sir Rufus Isaacs (L), 1910.
Afforestation, 315, 335, 367 Agriculture, 315 sqq., 335 sqq., 368
Akers-Douglas, A., on workmen's
compensation, 20, 32 sqq. Alden, Percy, 3, 19, 185
Anglican Church, in House of Lords, 5, 7, 388 sq., 390 sq. Anglo-French Convention on work- ingmen's insurance, 72 sqq. Anson, Sir William, on the Lords'
veto, 421, 460 sqq.
Asquith, H. H., 14; on child welfare,
107; on old age pensions, 131, 134 sqq., 138 sqq.; on the budget, 350 sq.; on the Lords' veto of the bud- get, 358 sq.; on the Lords, 423; on parliament bill, 426 sqq., 430, 432 sq., 436 sq; and the parlia- mentary conference, 430 sq.; on national insurance, 510, 568 sqq. Australia, social politics in, 3; Sec- ond Chamber in, 461
Austria, sweated labour in, 233; town planning in, 286 sq.
Back-to-back houses, 275 sqq., 284 sq.
Balfour, A. J., 11; on old age pen- sions, 133, 151 sqq.; on minimum wage for sweated industries, 219, 236 sq.; on the budget, 349; on the Lords' veto of the budget, 359; on powers of the House of Lords, 421, 449 sqq.; on parlia- ment bill, 428 sq., 433; and the parliamentary conference, 431 Banbury, Sir Frederick, on labour exchanges, 186; on minimum wage, 218, 225 sq., 230; on de- velopment bill, 325 sq.
Bankers, protest against the budget,
Barnes, G. N., on workmen's com- pensation, 20, 34 sqq.; on land development, 268, 329 sq.; on the budget, 349
Beauchamp, Earl, on housing, 266, 278 sqq.
Birmingham, Bishop of. See Gore, Charles
Birrell, Augustine, 14; on meals for school children, 109, 116 sqq.; and the parliamentary conference, 431 Bismarck, 3, 363, 544
Bonar Law, A. See Law, A. Bonar Boyd-Carpenter, William, on old age pensions, 133, 165 sqq.
Bristol, Bishop of. See Browne, G. F.
Browne, G. F., on the budget, 357, 388 sqq. Bryce, James, 14
Budget of 1909, introduction of, 361 sqq.; adopted provisions of, 408 sqq.; public demonstrations on, 352 sqq.; and land monopoly, 265 sqq.; and the Lords' veto, 423 Bureaucracy, dangers of, 285 sq., 288, 562 sq.
Burns, John, 14; on old age pen- sions, 131; on housing and town planning, 265, 269 sqq. Buxton, Sydney, 14; on old age pensions, 132; on national insur- ance, 507, 536 sqq.
Campbell-Bannerman, Sir Henry, 14, 18, 131; on trade unions, 78; on land development, 330; on powers of House of Lords, 421, 438 sqq.
Canterbury, Archbishop of. See Davidson, R. T.
Carrington, Earl, 14; on land devel- opment, 269, 330 sqq.; on reform of House of Lords, 426 Carson, Sir Edward, 13; on trade unions, 77 sq.; on parliament bill, 436
Cecil, Lord Robert, on trade unions, 77; on infant mortality, 109, 122 sqq.; on old age pensions, 132, 149 sqq.; on land development, 268, 314 sqq.; on national insur- ance, 510, 561 sqq. Chamberlain, Austen, on the budget, 351, 356; on parliamentary con- ference, 431; on national insur- ance, 507
Chamberlain, Joseph, on workmen's compensation, 20, 36 sqq.; on old age pensions, 130, 164; on tariff reform, 347; on the House of Lords, 472
Children Act (1908), 109, 124 sqq. Child welfare, 107 sqq., 136 Churchill, Winston, on unemploy-
ment, 186, 191 sqq., 212, 506; on minimum wage for sweated labour, 219 sqq.; on the budget, 349 sq., 355; on the Lords' veto, 422, 464 sqq.
Clynes, J. R., on workmen's com-
pensation, 21, 43 sqq. Commission on Housing of the Working Classes, 264 Commission on Physical Deteriora- tion, 107 sq., 126
Commission on Poor Law, 131, 133, 160, 163; report of, 185, 187 sqq., 192 sq., 197 Committee on Sweating System, 217, 226 sqq. Commons, House of, debate on workmen's compensation bill, 20 sqq.; trade unions and trade dis- putes bill, 77 sqq.; payment of members, 79, 102 sqq.; old age pensions bill, 132 sq., 140 sqq.; power in financial matters, 164; labour exchanges bill, 186 sq., 191 sqq.; trade boards bill, 218
sqq.; housing and town planning bill, 265 sq., 269 sqq.; develop- ment bill, 267 sq., 314 sqq.; the budget, 349 sqq., 360 sqq.; con- flict with the Lords over the bud- get, 358 sq.; resolutions of 1907, 421 sq., 438 sqq.; parliament bill, 426 sqq., 434 sqq.; national insur- ance in, 507 sqq., 511 sqq. Conference on relations between the Houses of Parliament, 430 sqq.
Conservative party, achievements of, 8 sqq.; in House of Lords, 18, 440 sqq., 467 sqq., 472; on workmen's compensation, 32 sqq., 41 sqq.; on child welfare, 108; on old age pensions, 130, 132 sq.; on unemployment, 186 sq., 206 sqq.; on sweating and minimum wage, 218, 236 sq., 245 sqq.; on housing, 266; on land development, 268, 314 sqq.; on finance, 347 sqq.; on the Lords' veto of the budget, 359 sqq.; on parliament bill, 433 sqq., 497; on national insurance, 507, 509 sq., 555 $99. Conspiracy and Protection of Prop- erty Act (1875), 79, 82, 98 sqq. Corruption in politics, 150, 318 sqq., 567 sq.
Cox, Harold, on meals for school children, 109, 112 sqq.; on old age pensions, 132, 143 sqq. Crewe, Earl of, 14; on the budget, 357 sq.; on the parliamentary conference, 430; on parliament bill, 431, 474 sqq.
Cromer, Earl of, on old age pen-
Fabian Society, 12 Factory and Workshop Act, 31 Finance Act (1909-1910), debate on, 348 sqq.; statute, 408 sqq. Forestry. See Afforestation Forster, H. W., on national insur-
ance, 507 sq., 510, 555 sqq. France, social politics in, 3; work- men's compensation, 39 sq., 72 sqq.; meals for school children, 117 sq.; old age pensions, 162; labour exchanges, 193; sweated labour, 228; afforestation, 367; Second Chamber, 425, 461 Free Trade and old age pensions, 148; and sweated labour, 236 sq.; and land development, 328; and finance, 347, 386 sq. French Revolution, 1 sqq. Friendly societies and national in- surance, 512, 514, 528 sq.
George, David Lloyd. See Lloyd George, David George, Henry, 351
George V, 430 Germany, social politics in, 3, 363 sq.; workmen's compensation, 38; old age pensions, 139, 141 sq., 545; labour exchanges, 193, 196 sq., 211; sweated labour, 228, 232, 242; town planning, 286 sq.; taxation, 350; insurance, 363 sq., 506, 517 sq., 543 sqq.; afforesta- tion, 367
Ghent system of insurance, 539 sq. Gladstone, H. J., 14; on workmen's compensation, 20 sqq., 45 sq.; on minimum wage, 218
Gladstone, W. E., 10; and the House of Lords, 473
Gore, Charles, Bishop of Birming- ham, on housing and town plan- ning, 266, 287 sqq.; on the bud- get, 357, 395 sqq.
Gorringe Case," 354
Grey, Sir Edward, 14; on the Lords' veto, 428
Haldane, Viscount, 14
Halsbury, Earl of, on old age pen- sions, 133; on parliament bill, 436 sqq.
Hamilton of Dalzell, Lord, on mini- mum wage for sweated labour, 220, 241 sqq.
Hardie, J. Keir, 12; on trade unions, 78
Henderson, Arthur, on unemploy-
ment, 186, 209 sqq.
Home Rule, 425, 433, 436, 453, 478 Housing, 263 sqq.
Housing and Town Planning Bill (1909), relation of, to child wel- fare, 109; debate on, 265 sqq., 269 sqq.; statute, 291 sqq.; relation of, to the Lords' veto, 423 Housing of the Working Classes Act (1890), 270, 281, 283
Income Tax, 318, 372 sq., 417 Industrial Revolution, 1, 263 Infant Life Protection Act (1897), 125 Insurance. See National insurance, and Unemployment insurance
Labour exchanges and finance, 347; and national insurance, 538 Labour Exchanges Bill, debate on, 186 sqq.; statute, 213 sqq. Labour party, establishment, II sqq., 17, 19; on workmen's compensa- tion, 34 sqq., 43 sqq.; on trade unions, 77 sqq.; on payment of members of parliament, 79, 102 sqq.; on child welfare, 108; on old age pensions, 130 sqq.; on unemployment, 186, 209 sqq., 329 sq.; on sweating and minimum wage, 218, 238 sqq.; on housing, 266; on land development, 268, 329 sqq.; on finance, 318 sqq.; on the Lords' veto, 360, 421, 425, 456 sqq.; on national insurance,
507 sq., 547 sqq. Land, monopoly of, 5, 6, 264; de- velopment scheme, 265, 267 sqq., 314 sqq., 366 sqq., 423; develop- ment and finance, 347 Land taxes, 318, 353 sq., 356, 375
Liberal party, achievements of, 3, 8 sqq.; in House of Commons, 18, 441 sq.; on workmen's com- pensation, 22 sqq.; on trade unions, 77 sqq.; on payment of members of parliament, 79; on child welfare, 108; on old age pensions, 130 sqq.; on unemploy- ment, 186, 191 sqq.; on sweating and minimum wage, 218 sqq., 241 sqq.; on housing, 265 sq., 269 sqq., 278 sqq.; on land develop- ment, 267 sq., 324 sqq., 330 sqq.; on finance, 347 sqq.; on the Lords' veto of the budget, 358 sqq.; on powers of House of Lords, 421 sqq.; on parliament bill, 431 sqq.; on national insur- ance, 506, 511 sqq.; checked by House of Lords, 467 sq. Licensing bills, 18, 125, 134, 475 Licensing tax, 318
Lloyd George, David, 14, 131; on payment of members of parlia- ment, 102; on old age pensions, 132, 140 sqq.; on land develop- ment, 268, 321 sqq., 331 sq.; on the budget, 347 sqq., 361 sqq.; on the Lords' veto, 422, 470 sqq.; on the parliamentary conference, 430; on national insurance, 507,
Lords, House of, 7, 18; workmen's compensation bill, 22; trade dis- putes bill, 79; old age pensions bill, 133 sq., 160 sqq.; labour ex- changes bill, 187; trade boards bill, 220, 241 sqq.; housing and town planning bill, 266 sq., 278 sqq.; development bill, 269, 330 sqq.; finance bill (1909–1910), 356 sqq., 361, 388 sqq.; parliament bill, 431, 435 sqq., 474 sqq.; na- tional insurance bill, 510; commit- tee of, on sweating, 217; committee of, on reform of, 422 sq.; danger of dispute with House of Com- mons, 163 sq.; a check on Liberal legislation, 421, 465 sq.; debate on reform of, 424 sqq.; Lords' veto and the budget, 352, 355, 399 sqq.,
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