Major Sir George Hennessy

1877 - October 8, 1953
Summary information for Major Sir George Hennessy

Contributions

1927

RETIREMENT. Commons March 17, 1927

CUSTOMS AND EXCISE (EXAMINATION). Commons March 17, 1927

3 speeches — INDUSTRIAL ASSURANCE POLICIES. Commons March 17, 1927

MILK. Written Answers March 29, 1927

GOVERNMENT STOCK DIVIDENDS (RECEIPTS). Commons May 11, 1927

AFFORESTATION. Commons May 23, 1927

2 speeches — IRON AND STEEL INDUSTRY (INQUIRY). Commons May 30, 1927

ST. STEPHEN'S HALL (PAINTINGS). Commons June 20, 1927

2 speeches — FRANCE (COAL IMPORT LICENCES). Commons June 20, 1927

2 speeches — CONTRIBUTORY PENSIONS ACT. Commons June 23, 1927

EX-SERVICE MEN (PROMOTION). Commons June 23, 1927

MOTOR CARS (IMPORT DUTIES, CANADA). Written Answers June 23, 1927

3 speeches — HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT (DIVISION SIGNAL, CLOCK TOWER). Commons July 6, 1927

MINES DEPARTMENT (MEDICAL INSPECTOR). Commons July 6, 1927

INTERNATIONAL OPIUM CONVENTION. Commons July 6, 1927

2 speeches — BENEFIT. Commons July 7, 1927

ROTA COMMITTEE, BISHOP AUCKLAND. Commons July 7, 1927

ADVERTISEMENTS (TAXATION). Commons July 28, 1927

3 speeches — FOREIGN TYPEWRITERS. Commons July 28, 1927

CLERICAL CLASSES (OPEN COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION). Commons July 28, 1927

TREASURY OFFICERS' RESIGNATION (SUPERANNUATION). Commons July 28, 1927

SIR FRANK BAINES (PENSION). Commons July 28, 1927

SECRETARY OF STATE FOR DOMINION AFFAIRS (TOUR). Commons November 15, 1927

CLAUSE 1.—(Time for appointment of statutory commission.) Commons November 23, 1927

GENERAL MEDICAL COUNCIL. Written Answers November 30, 1927

SOUTHERN RHODESIA (JUVENILE EMPLOYMENT). Commons December 13, 1927

2 speeches — FOOT-AND-MOUTH DISEASE. Commons December 21, 1927

NAURU AND OCEAN ISLAND PHOSPHATE ROCK. Commons December 21, 1927

2 speeches — EGGS (MARKING). Commons December 21, 1927

FOREIGN PORK. Written Answers December 21, 1927

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