Mr Alexander Ure
1853 - October 2, 1928Summary information for Mr Alexander Ure
Contributions
1912
Higher Instruction (Scotland), Commons February 19, 1912
2 speeches — Scottish Deputation to London. Commons February 19, 1912
Police Weekly Rest-Day (Scotland). Commons February 19, 1912
2 speeches — HOUSE OF LORDS. Commons February 19, 1912
2 speeches — Moray Firth (Trawling). Commons February 20, 1912
2 speeches — HOUSE OF LORDS. Commons February 20, 1912
3 speeches — COLLECTING SOCIETIES. Commons February 21, 1912
2 speeches — Higher Grade Schools, Scotland. Written Answers February 21, 1912
Justices of the Peace (Lanark). Commons February 22, 1912
Forestry in Scotland. Written Answers February 22, 1912
Arran Harbours. Written Answers February 22, 1912
Illegal Trawling Prosecutions (Scotland). Written Answers February 26, 1912
CROFTERS COMMISSION. Commons February 27, 1912
2 speeches — Trawlers (Poaching). Commons February 28, 1912
Trawl Fishermen. Written Answers March 5, 1912
Fishery Cruisers. Written Answers March 6, 1912
Merchant Shipping Act. Written Answers March 7, 1912
Sheriffs Clerk's Depute. Written Answers March 11, 1912
Caithness Wash Trawling Prosecution. Commons March 21, 1912
4 speeches — Minor Legal Appointments (Scotland). Commons March 21, 1912
6 speeches — TEMPERANCE (SCOTLAND) BILL. Commons April 1, 1912
Bursars and Pupil Teachers (England). Written Answers April 2, 1912
Death Inquiry. Written Answers April 3, 1912
Mr. Bonar Law (Glasgow Speech). Commons June 6, 1912
Sanatoria. Commons June 18, 1912
Bankruptcy Reform (Scotland) Bill. Written Answers June 18, 1912
2 speeches — Court of Session (Cost of Litigation). Commons June 20, 1912
3 speeches — Scottish Legal Procedure. Written Answers July 16, 1912
Misappropriation of Trusts (Scotland). Written Answers July 17, 1912
Law of Perjury (Scotland). Written Answers July 25, 1912
Sudden Deaths (Scotland). Written Answers July 29, 1912
Minor Legal Appointments (Scotland). Commons August 1, 1912
2 speeches — Right of Free Speech (Edinburgh). Commons August 1, 1912
Misappropriation of Trust Property (Scotland). Written Answers August 6, 1912
NEW CLAUSE.—(Compulsory Insurance of Certificates.) Commons October 8, 1912
2 speeches — CLAUSE 2.—(Poll of Electors on Resolutions submitted.) Commons October 8, 1912
4 speeches — Clause 5.—(Supplemental Provisions.) Commons October 9, 1912
Clause 10.—(Sale of Exciseable Liquors in Clubs and Theatres.) Commons October 9, 1912
10 speeches — Clause 12.—(Power to Close Certificated Premises in Case of Riot.) Commons October 9, 1912
3 speeches — FISHERMEN. Commons October 17, 1912
3 speeches — Helmsdale Harbour (Sutherland). Commons October 22, 1912
SHARE FISHERMEN. Written Answers October 22, 1912
2 speeches — Government Offices, Ireland (Weekly Half-Holiday). Commons October 29, 1912
3 speeches — Helmsdale Harbour (Drowning of Fisherman). Commons November 5, 1912
4 speeches — Sheriff-Substitutes (Scotland). Commons November 5, 1912
CLAUSE 3.—(Suppression of Brothels.) Commons November 6, 1912
2 speeches — CLAUSE 5.—(Determination of Tenancy of Premises on Conviction, for Permitting Use as Brothel, etc., in Scotland.) Commons November 6, 1912
Sheriff-Substituteships. Commons November 12, 1912
8 speeches — CLAUSE 6.—(Amendments of 61 & 62 Vict., c. 39, and 2 Edw. 7, c. 11. Commons November 12, 1912
Bankruptcy Bill (Scotland). Commons November 19, 1912
Midlothian Procurator-Fiscal. Written Answers November 21, 1912
Sheriffs-Substitute (Scotland). Commons November 27, 1912
2 speeches — Minor Legal Appointments, Scotland. Commons December 3, 1912
5 speeches — Sheriffs-Principal (Scotland). Commons December 3, 1912
2 speeches — Workmen's Compensation Act (Scottish Trawl Fishermen). Commons December 10, 1912
Sheriff Principalships. Written Answers December 11, 1912
CLERKS OF SESSION (SCOTLAND) BILL. Commons December 18, 1912
2 speeches — SHERIFFS COURTS (SCOTLAND) BILL. Commons December 18, 1912
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