Captain Cecil Ramage

1895 -
Summary information for Captain Cecil Ramage

Contributions

1924

2 speeches — MUNITION COTTAGES, NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE (EJECTMENT NOTICES). Commons January 21, 1924

WOMEN TEACHERS (WAR SERVICE). Written Answers February 14, 1924

EXHUMATION, KEYNSHAM. Commons February 19, 1924

MILK SUPPLIES. Written Answers February 20, 1924

RANKER OFFICERS. Commons February 21, 1924

VALUATION OFFICE. Written Answers February 21, 1924

AIR MINISTRY. Commons February 26, 1924

VALUATION OFFICE. Commons February 26, 1924

2 speeches — TEMPORARY CIVIL SERVANTS (TRANSFER). Commons February 26, 1924

HOUSE PROPERTY, SOUTHWARK. Written Answers February 27, 1924

TEACHERS' PENSIONS. Written Answers February 27, 1924

MINISTRY OF PENSIONS. Written Answers February 28, 1924

LEAVING AGE. Commons March 6, 1924

FINAL AWARDS. Commons March 13, 1924

APPRENTICESHIP SCHEME (EMIGRANTS). Commons May 7, 1924

WIDOWS. Commons May 8, 1924

TEMPORARY GRADE III CLERKS. Written Answers May 8, 1924

2 speeches — OLD AGE PENSIONS. Written Answers May 8, 1924

OBSERVATION CASES. Written Answers May 8, 1924

ADMINISTRATION. Written Answers May 14, 1924

JUVENILE UNEMPLOYMENT CENTRES (STAFFING). Written Answers May 16, 1924

EXPENDITURE. Written Answers May 19, 1924

MINISTRY OF LABOUR. Commons May 22, 1924

JUVENILE CENTRES. Written Answers May 29, 1924

STATE FACTORY, BIRTLEY. Written Answers June 26, 1924

GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS (VALUATION ASSISTANTS). Written Answers July 1, 1924

VALUATIONS OFFICE (PROMOTION). Commons July 3, 1924

FINANCE. Written Answers July 3, 1924

INLAND REVENUE DEPARTMENT (PROMOTION). Written Answers July 10, 1924

SAVINGS BANK DEPOSITS AND NATIONAL SAVINGS CERTIFICATES. Written Answers July 16, 1924

DECEASED OFFICER'S ESTATE (ARREARS OF PENSION). Written Answers July 31, 1924

VALUATION OFFICE. Written Answers July 31, 1924

GRAMOPHONE AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENT FACTORIES. Written Answers October 2, 1924

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