Dr William Chapple

1864 - October 19, 1936
Summary information for Dr William Chapple

Contributions

1916

TURKEY (TREATMENT OF PRISONERS). Commons January 10, 1916

CHEMICO-EXPLOSIVE INCENDIARY BULLET. Commons May 11, 1916

2 speeches — INVENTIONS DEPARTMENT (INCENDIARY BULLETS). Commons May 22, 1916

TECHNICAL OPTICS. Commons June 1, 1916

EXCESS PROFITS DUTY. Written Answers June 22, 1916

MID-SCOTLAND CANAL. Commons July 4, 1916

Small Holders (Scotland). Written Answers July 5, 1916

Small Landholders (Scotland) Act, 1911. Commons July 20, 1916

HOSPITAL ACCOMMODATION. Written Answers July 20, 1916

POOR LAW SCHOOLS (HOSPITAL ACCOMMODATION). Written Answers July 20, 1916

DOLLAR SECURITIES. Commons July 26, 1916

2 speeches — PEACE TERMS. Written Answers July 26, 1916

MILITARY HOSPITALS (ALCOHOL). Written Answers August 23, 1916

ENEMY AIR RAIDS. Written Answers August 23, 1916

FOOD SUPPLY (DEER AND OTHER GAME). Written Answers October 12, 1916

PEACE TERMS. Written Answers October 17, 1916

ENEMY ATROCITIES. Written Answers October 17, 1916

2 speeches — LAND FOR SOLDIERS. Written Answers October 17, 1916

MUNITIONS MACHINERY (DISPOSAL). Commons October 18, 1916

HOPS. Commons October 18, 1916

RAILWAYS (STATE CONTROL). Commons October 18, 1916

MILITARY HOSPITALS (USE OF STIMULANTS). Written Answers October 18, 1916

FOOD SUPPLIES (IMPORTATION OF STORE CATTLE. Written Answers October 18, 1916

ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES. Written Answers October 18, 1916

2 speeches — PEACE TERMS. Commons October 25, 1916

2 speeches — GOVERNMENT OF IRELAND ACT. Commons October 25, 1916

TRAINED NURSES (REGISTRATION). Written Answers October 31, 1916

ZEPPELIN RAIDS. Commons November 2, 1916

MID-SCOTLAND CANAL. Commons November 2, 1916

FROZEN FISH (BRITISH COLUMBIA). Commons November 16, 1916

NORWEGIAN SHIPBUILDING CONTRACTS. Written Answers November 16, 1916

TEA. Written Answers December 22, 1916

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