Commander Sir Edward Nicholl

1862 - March 30, 1939
Summary information for Commander Sir Edward Nicholl

Contributions

1919

PILOT'S CERTIFICATE (GERMAN CAPTAIN). Commons February 17, 1919

BOARD OF TRADE CERTIFICATES. Written Answers February 17, 1919

CHINESE SEAMEN. Written Answers February 17, 1919

ALIENS IN UNITED KINGDOM. Commons February 18, 1919

PILOTAGE CERTIFICATES. Written Answers February 18, 1919

SPIRITS (FURTHER SUPPLIES). Commons February 20, 1919

TRADE ORGANISATIONS (COMPULSORY MEMBERSHIP). Commons February 20, 1919

BOARD OF TRADE CERTIFICATES. Written Answers February 20, 1919

OFFICERS AND PILOTS (BRITISH SHIPS). Written Answers February 20, 1919

DESTROYED SHIPPING. Written Answers February 25, 1919

2 speeches — SHIPBUILDING FOR FOREIGN COUNTRIES. Written Answers February 25, 1919

TELEGRAPH AND POSTAL SERVICES. Written Answers February 26, 1919

SHIPPING FACILITIES (SINGAPORE). Written Answers February 26, 1919

BRITISH CREWS (DISCHARGE ABROAD). Written Answers March 12, 1919

PERRANARWORTHAL, SUB-POSTOFFICE. Commons March 24, 1919

2 speeches — SEAMEN (LANDING). Commons March 27, 1919

DIVIDENDS. Written Answers March 31, 1919

INDEMNITIES. Commons April 2, 1919

DURATION OF DONATION. Commons April 14, 1919

WORKS OF HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENTS. Commons April 14, 1919

OUT-OF-WORK DONATION. Commons May 14, 1919

ST. AUSTELL POST OFFICE. Commons May 14, 1919

REINTERMENT IN ENGLAND. Commons May 26, 1919

LOANS TO ALLIES. Written Answers May 28, 1919

WAR OFFICE CIRCULAR. Commons May 29, 1919

OLD AGE PENSIONS. Commons June 30, 1919

CLAUSE 4.—(Pilotage Certificates.) Commons October 23, 1919

GERMAN SUBMARINE WARFARE (CAPTAIN KEISEWETTER). Written Answers October 27, 1919

ANTHRACITE. Commons November 10, 1919

2 speeches — WAGONS. Commons November 10, 1919

ALIENS ORDER, 1919 (APPROVED PORTS). Written Answers November 10, 1919

CIVIL SERVICE (VOLUNTARY RETIREMENT). Written Answers November 26, 1919

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