Hon. Alexander Shaw
1883 - September 29, 1944Summary information for Hon. Alexander Shaw
Contributions
1922
GIBRALTAR AND MALTA (GOVERNORS). Commons February 9, 1922
2 speeches — GIBRALTAR (EXPENDITURE). Commons February 9, 1922
2 speeches — SUPERANNUATION AND RETIRED ALLOWANCES. Commons February 15, 1922
ADMINISTRATION. Commons February 20, 1922
IMPORTED GOODS (PERMANENT PANELS). Commons February 20, 1922
WASHINGTON CONFERENCE. Commons March 6, 1922
EMIGRATION. Commons March 6, 1922
CIVIL SERVICES AND REVENUE DEPARTMENTS SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATE, 1921–22. UNCLASSIFIED SERVICES. Commons March 9, 1922
ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE, SCOTLAND. Written Answers March 13, 1922
4 speeches — EAST INDIA LOANS [RAILWAYS AND IRRIGATION]. Commons March 29, 1922
FOREIGN TONNAGE (TAXATION). Written Answers April 6, 1922
SUMMER TIME. Written Answers April 6, 1922
2 speeches — SAFEGUARDING OF INDUSTRIES ACT, 1921(REPEAL) BILL. Commons April 7, 1922
TEACHERS (SUPERANNUATION). Commons May 10, 1922
INCOME TAX. Written Answers May 15, 1922
BENEFIT FOOTBALL MATCHES (TAXATION). Written Answers May 15, 1922
HARBOURS, DOCKS, AND PIERS BILL. Written Answers May 22, 1922
7 speeches — GOVERNMENT OF SCOTLAND BILL. Commons May 26, 1922
4 speeches — HARBOURS, DOCKS AND PIERS (TEMPORARY INCREASE OF CHARGES) BILL. Commons May 30, 1922
LICENCES, NEWMILNS AND DARVEL. Commons June 14, 1922
LICENCES (POLL, NEWMILNS AND DARVEL). Commons June 22, 1922
NEW CLAUSE.—(Super-tax on undistributed income of certain companies.) Commons June 27, 1922
2 speeches — AYR BURGH (ELECTRICITY) BILL [Lords>]. (By Order.) Commons June 28, 1922
LOCAL OPTION, SCOTLAND. Written Answers June 28, 1922
3 speeches — ECONOMY (MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) BILL. Commons July 10, 1922
GIBRALTAR (TAXATION). Commons July 11, 1922
3 speeches — NEW CLAUSE.—(Reciprocal exemption of foreign shipping.) Commons July 12, 1922
SEAMEN'S FOOD (INSPECTION). Written Answers July 31, 1922
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