Colonel Sir Joseph Nall
1887 - May 2, 1958Summary information for Colonel Sir Joseph Nall
Contributions
1921
MUNICIPAL ENTERPRISE. Commons February 23, 1921
MESOPOTAMIA (MANDATE). Commons February 23, 1921
2 speeches — TEACHERS' SALARIES. Written Answers February 23, 1921
TELEPHONE SERVICE (REBATE). Commons February 24, 1921
3 speeches — UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE ACT (1920) AMENDMENT BILL. Commons February 24, 1921
2 speeches — PUBLIC BUILDINGS, GREAT BRITAIN. Commons February 25, 1921
ARMY LIST (TERRITORIAL ARTILLERY UNITS). Written Answers March 1, 1921
KEY INDUSTRIES BILL. Written Answers March 1, 1921
CAPITAL SHIPS. Commons March 2, 1921
3 speeches — TRADE BOARDS. Commons March 2, 1921
MUNICIPAL EMPLOYES. Commons March 2, 1921
"LABOUR GAZETTE." Commons March 2, 1921
3 speeches — GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS (PURCHASE OF PREMISES). Commons March 2, 1921
STATIONERY OFFICE (HOLLINWOOD FACTORY). Written Answers March 2, 1921
STATIONERY OFFICE (NORTHERN AREA BRANCH). Commons March 3, 1921
SUGAR. Written Answers March 3, 1921
AWARD ISSUE (C. E. NEATH). Written Answers March 4, 1921
2 speeches — LABOUR AND HEALTH BUILDINGS, GREAT BRITAIN, Commons April 21, 1921
TREATMENT ALLOWANCES (A. E. BAILEY). Written Answers May 27, 1921
HOME WAR SERVICE (MEDALS). Commons May 31, 1921
2 speeches — POSTAL RATES (INCREASE). Commons May 31, 1921
3 speeches — HOME-GROWN SUGAR COMPANY. Commons May 31, 1921
2 speeches — ANGLO-PERSIAN OIL COMPANY. Commons June 2, 1921
POST OFFICE. Commons June 9, 1921
DISABILITY PENSIONS (J. HAWCROFT). Written Answers June 9, 1921
INCREASED ESTABLISHMENTS. Commons June 14, 1921
JUVENILE EMPLOYMENT. Commons June 14, 1921
COST, METROPOLITAN POLICE AREA. Commons June 15, 1921
INSPECTORS AND ATTENDANCE OFFICERS. Commons June 23, 1921
2 speeches — PRIME MINISTER'S STATEMENT. Commons June 28, 1921
EMPLOYMENT EXCHANGES, BRISTOL. Commons June 29, 1921
CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORS. Written Answers November 7, 1921
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