Brigadier-General John Nation
1874 - November 5, 1946Summary information for Brigadier-General John Nation
Contributions
1935
BRITISH SHIPS (FOREIGN SEAMEN). Commons February 18, 1935
ARMAMENTS (ROYAL COMMISSION). Commons February 18, 1935
2 speeches — COLOURED SEAMEN (WAGES). Commons February 19, 1935
RUSSIAN TIMBER. Commons February 19, 1935
UNEMPLOYMENT ACT, 1934 (APPOINTED DAY). Commons February 21, 1935
UNEMPLOYMENT ASSISTANCE. Commons February 26, 1935
DOCKS. Commons February 27, 1935
HIS MAJESTY'S SILVER JUBILEE(CELEBRATIONS). Commons March 5, 1935
AIR SERVICES (DONCASTER AND THE CONTINENT). Commons March 5, 1935
NAVAL AND MILITARY PENSIONS AND GRANTS. Commons March 6, 1935
ROAD TRAFFIC DUTIES. Commons March 7, 1935
2 speeches — OFFICERS TRAINING CORPS. Commons March 12, 1935
IMPERIAL YEOMANRY (SOUTH AFRICAN WAR FUNDS). Commons March 12, 1935
BOULEVARD SCHOOL, HULL. Commons March 14, 1935
LONDON SECONDAEY SCHOOL (CADET CORPS). Commons March 14, 1935
MOTOR-SHIP "OMAR." Commons March 18, 1935
2 speeches — TELEGRAMS (CHARGES). Commons March 18, 1935
2 speeches — BRITISH SHIPS (ALIEN SEAMEN). Commons March 19, 1935
2 speeches — DISTINGUISHED AND MERITORIOUS SERVICE (AWARDS). Commons March 19, 1935
3 speeches — OFFICERS (PROMOTION). Commons March 21, 1935
CONSOLIDATED FUND (No. 2) BILL. Commons March 26, 1935
BRITISH ARMY (AIRCRAFT PILOTS). Commons March 27, 1935
SEAMEN (STATISTICS). Commons April 2, 1935
IMPERIAL DEFENCE. Commons April 2, 1935
2 speeches — CANADA (IMMIGRANTS). Commons April 3, 1935
BRITISH SUBJECTS (FOREIGN NATURALISATION). Commons April 3, 1935
UNEMPLOYMENT ASSISTANCE. Commons April 3, 1935
2 speeches — ALIENS. Commons April 4, 1935
2 speeches — MIGRATION (CANADA). Commons April 8, 1935
ENTERTAINMENTS DUTY. Commons April 8, 1935
MIGRATION POLICY. Commons April 15, 1935
ALIENS. Commons April 15, 1935
FOREIGN-MILLED FLOUR (IMPORTATION). Commons May 1, 1935
SOYA BEANS. Commons May 1, 1935
AMENDMENT AS TO RELIEF IN RESPECT OFLIFE INSURANCE PREMIUMS. Commons May 1, 1935
HIS MAJESTY'S SILVER JUBILEE. Commons May 2, 1935
FOREIGN-MILLED FLOUR (IMPORTS). Commons May 2, 1935
FOREIGN-MILLED FLOUR. Written Answers May 2, 1935
2 speeches — CANADA (LAND SETTLEMENT). Commons May 7, 1935
2 speeches — SOYA BEANS. Commons May 7, 1935
NEW UNIFORM. Commons May 7, 1935
DUAL NATIONALITY. Commons May 13, 1935
2 speeches — AVIATION (IMPERIAL AIRWAYS, LIMITED). Commons May 13, 1935
SOYA BEANS (DUTY). Commons May 14, 1935
2 speeches — ALIENS (ENTRY PERMITS). Commons May 14, 1935
2 speeches — IMPORT DUTIES. Commons May 16, 1935
3 speeches — BRITISH MERCANTILE MARINE (ALIEN SEAMEN) Commons May 29, 1935
ARMAMENTS (EXPORT LICENCES) Commons May 29, 1935
IMPERIAL DEFENCE. Commons May 30, 1935
MIGRATION. Commons May 30, 1935
GOVERNMENT POLICY. Commons June 6, 1935
MERCANTILE MARINE (HEAVY PACKAGES). Commons June 6, 1935
2 speeches — MIGRATION POLICY. Commons June 17, 1935
2 speeches — CLAUSE 9.—(Customs duty on soya beans.) Commons June 18, 1935
RAILWAY LEVEL CROSSING. Commons June 19, 1935
2 speeches — UNIFORM. Commons June 19, 1935
WATER SUPPLIES (RESERVOIRS). Commons June 19, 1935
2 speeches — FINLAND (BRITISH SHIP'S DETENTION). Commons June 20, 1935
COAL INDUSTRY (QUANTITATIVE CONTROL). Written Answers June 20, 1935
SOYA BEANS. Commons June 24, 1935
NEW CLAUSE.—(Rebate on light hydrocarbon oils used for other purposes than road vehicles.) Commons June 24, 1935
2 speeches — ABYSSINIA (LAKE TSANA). Commons July 24, 1935
2 speeches — ERITREA RAILWAY. Commons July 24, 1935
BRITISH COLONIES (DEVELOPMENT). Commons July 24, 1935
MIGRATION. Commons July 25, 1935
2 speeches — MOTOR-SHIP "OMAR." Commons July 25, 1935
2 speeches — UNIFORM. Commons July 25, 1935
2 speeches — ALIENS (EMPLOYMENT). Commons July 29, 1935
2 speeches — BRITISH EAST AFRICA (SETTLERS). Commons July 29, 1935
2 speeches — PALESTINE (JEWISH IMMIGRATION). Commons July 29, 1935
RECRUITMENT. Commons July 30, 1935
2 speeches — BREN MACHINE GUN. Commons July 30, 1935
2 speeches — EXPORTS. Commons August 1, 1935
EL SALVADOR. Commons August 2, 1935
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