Lord John Hope
April 7, 1912 - January 17, 1996Summary information for Lord John Hope
Contributions
1957
2 speeches — Fisheries Research Vessels (Accidents) Commons February 5, 1957
6 speeches — Potatoes Commons February 5, 1957
3 speeches — Herring Fishing Industry Commons February 5, 1957
5 speeches — Forestry Commons February 5, 1957
2 speeches — Hill Cattle Subsidy (Farm, Castletown) Commons February 5, 1957
2 speeches — Deer Commons February 5, 1957
2 speeches — Rabbits Commons February 5, 1957
2 speeches — Agriculture (Improvement of Roads) Act Commons February 5, 1957
Young Calves (Rail Transit) Written Answers March 5, 1957
New Pier, Portree Written Answers March 5, 1957
9 speeches — WHITE FISH AND HERRING INDUSTRIES (No. 2) BILL Commons March 12, 1957
2 speeches — Crofters' Houses (Deposits) Commons March 26, 1957
4 speeches — Fishing Boats (Grants) Commons March 26, 1957
2 speeches — Fishing Industry (Fuel Oil Costs) Commons March 26, 1957
4 speeches — HERRING INDUSTRY (SUBSIDY SCHEME) Commons May 8, 1957
3 speeches — Control of Deer (Report) Commons May 14, 1957
2 speeches — Road Programme, Sutherland Commons May 14, 1957
2 speeches — Radiostrontium Commons May 14, 1957
Crofters' Commission (Report) Written Answers May 14, 1957
AGRICULTURE (PLOUGHING GRANTS) Commons May 27, 1957
Fishing Vessels (Claims for Losses) Commons May 28, 1957
Fishery Cruiser "Vaila" (Loss) Written Answers May 28, 1957
2 speeches — Unclassified Roads, Caithness and Sutherland Commons July 23, 1957
2 speeches — Deer Commons July 23, 1957
2 speeches — Strontium 90 Commons July 23, 1957
3 speeches — Lettuces and Tomatoes (Prices) Commons July 23, 1957
3 speeches — WHITE FISH AND HERRING SUBSIDIES Commons July 25, 1957
3 speeches — Afforestation, Sutherland and Caithness Commons October 29, 1957
2 speeches — Farm Surveys Commons October 29, 1957
Barley Written Answers November 11, 1957
9 speeches — EXPIRING LAWS CONTINUANCE BILL Commons November 21, 1957
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