Mr Frederick Thomson

1875 - April 21, 1935
Summary information for Mr Frederick Thomson

Contributions

1930

FISHING GROUNDS (INQUIRY). Commons January 23, 1930

INQUIRY. Commons January 30, 1930

TELEPHONE CHARGES. Written Answers February 11, 1930

DOCK AND HAKBOUR IMPROVEMENTS SCHEMES. Commons February 18, 1930

2 speeches — JUVENILE OFFENDERS (TREATMENT). Commons February 25, 1930

FISHING INDUSTRY. Commons March 4, 1930

LIVERPOOL UNIVERSITY (GRANT). Commons March 4, 1930

FISHERY BOARD FOR SCOTLAND. Commons March 6, 1930

NEW BUILDINGS, EDINBURGH. Commons March 24, 1930

HARBOUR AND DOCK WORKS. Written Answers April 1, 1930

LABOUR AND HEALTH BUILDINGS, GREAT BRITAIN. Commons April 8, 1930

DOCK AND HARBOUR WORKS. Written Answers April 14, 1930

BRITISH MUSEUM (CATALOGUE). Written Answers May 7, 1930

2 speeches — CLAUSE 1.—(Duration and amount of aliment). Commons May 16, 1930

NEW CLAUSE.—(Definition of predecessors in the same family). Commons May 23, 1930

2 speeches — NEW CLAUSE.—(Claims for compensation in respect of constitution of new holdings.) Commons May 23, 1930

NEW CLAUSE.—(Amendment of s. 7 (10) of Act of 1911.) Commons May 23, 1930

EDUCATION. Commons July 9, 1930

PUBLIC EDUCATION, SCOTLAND. Commons July 14, 1930

CLAUSE 35.—(Complaint to Department by tenant or occupier with regard to water supply, etc.) Commons July 15, 1930

2 speeches — FISHERY RESEARCH. Commons July 22, 1930

2 speeches — CLAUSE 118.—(Special provisions as to Scotland.) Commons July 22, 1930

WAR GRATUITIES (DEDUCTIONS FOR DEBT). Commons November 2, 1930

2 speeches — SMALL LANDHOLDERS AND AGRICULTURAL HOLDINGS (SCOTLAND) BILL. Commons November 10, 1930

3 speeches — CEYLON. Commons November 12, 1930

CEYLON (INCOME TAX). Commons November 19, 1930

EDUCATION GRANTS. Commons November 25, 1930

2 speeches — CEYLON (INCOME TAX BILL). Commons December 3, 1930

SCHOOL-LEAVING AGE. Written Answers December 4, 1930

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