Mr Donald Smeaton
1848 - April 19, 1910Summary information for Mr Donald Smeaton
Contributions
1908
KING'S SPEECH (MOTION FOR AN ADDRESS). Commons January 31, 1908
2 speeches — County Association Secretaries. Commons February 5, 1908
Vivisection—The Battersea Brown Dog. Commons February 6, 1908
Freedom of Speech in India. Commons February 11, 1908
Volunteer Officers' Grant. Commons February 12, 1908
Indian Decentralization Commission. Commons February 12, 1908
THE ANGLO-RUSSIAN CONVENTION. Commons February 17, 1908
No Licensing Bill for Scotland. Commons February 24, 1908
Scottish Education Bill. Commons February 25, 1908
Eight Hours (Mines) Bill. Commons February 27, 1908
United Shoe Machinery Company. Commons March 2, 1908
Scottish Fire Brigades. Commons March 9, 1908
Tobacco Growing (Scotland) Bill. Commons March 9, 1908
NAVY ESTIMATES, 1908–9. Commons March 9, 1908
3 speeches — House Rating at Stenhousemuir. Commons March 10, 1908
Famine in India. Commons March 12, 1908
Government Church at Jullundur. Commons March 18, 1908
The Excavation of Memphis. Commons March 18, 1908
Brussels Carpets. Commons March 18, 1908
Anglo-Siamese Treaty. Commons March 19, 1908
Small Holdings in Stirlingshire. Commons March 23, 1908
2 speeches — HOUSE OF COMMONS (FOREIGN PRESS). Commons March 24, 1908
Pensions of Indian Army Officers. Commons April 2, 1908
Census of Production Act. Commons April 6, 1908
2 speeches — The Amir of Afghanistan and the Anglo- Russian Convention. Commons April 28, 1908
The Amir of Afghanistan and the Anglo-Russian Agreement. Commons April 29, 1908
Mohmand Rising. Commons April 29, 1908
2 speeches — Railway Surveys and Indian Frontier Troubles. Commons April 29, 1908
3 speeches — Shrewsbury Railway Accident. Commons April 29, 1908
Indian Army Officers. Commons April 30, 1908
Great Britain and Siam. Commons April 30, 1908
The Amir and the Frontier Rising. Commons May 6, 1908
Autumn Session Commons May 11, 1908
Metropolitan Markets. Commons May 12, 1908
Rebate of Sugar Duty on Stock in Store. Commons May 19, 1908
Taxation in India. Commons May 21, 1908
3 speeches — LIQUOR TRAFFIC (LOCAL OPTION) (SCOTLAND) BILL. Commons May 22, 1908
Pensions of Ex-Ministers. Commons May 25, 1908
Russia and Persia. Commons June 1, 1908
The Mohmand Rising. Commons June 2, 1908
3 speeches — OLD-AGE PENSIONS BILL. Commons June 30, 1908
4 speeches — OLD-AGE PENSIONS BILL. Commons July 1, 1908
Sedition in Korea—Case of Mr. Bethell. Commons July 2, 1908
Police and Rifle Shooting. Commons July 13, 1908
Military Churches in India. Commons July 16, 1908
Punjab Irrigation Works. Commons July 16, 1908
Uganda Import Duties. Commons July 16, 1908
Uganda Officials' Insurance against Loss. Commons July 16, 1908
Pensions of Ex-Naval and Military Civil Servants. Commons July 20, 1908
Suspended Land Revenue in Bombay. Commons July 21, 1908
2 speeches — Indian Administrative Reforms. Commons July 30, 1908
The Gilbert Islands. Commons July 30, 1908
2 speeches — Small Landholders (Scotland) Bill. Commons July 30, 1908
Children and Street Trading. Commons October 19, 1908
Chinese Coolies and Opium. Commons October 22, 1908
Rangoon River Training Works. Commons November 3, 1908
2 speeches — Indian Army Pensions. Commons November 16, 1908
Check on Pension Officers' Work. Commons November 19, 1908
2 speeches — Stray Dogs in London. Commons November 24, 1908
2 speeches — Small Holdings in Hampshire. Commons November 24, 1908
EDUCATION (SCOTLAND) BILL. Commons November 24, 1908
2 speeches — Indian Finance. Commons December 7, 1908
2 speeches — EAST INDIA LOANS BILL. Commons December 7, 1908
Pension Committees and Pension Officers' Reports. Commons December 8, 1908
2 speeches — NORTH BRITISH RAILWAY ORDER CONFIRMATION BILL (By ORDER). Commons December 9, 1908
2 speeches — Bombay Opium Exports. Commons December 9, 1908
2 speeches — Chinese Coolies in the Transvaal. Commons December 9, 1908
Indian Reforms—The Partition of Bengal. Commons December 21, 1908
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