Mr Gershom Stewart

1857 - December 5, 1929
Summary information for Mr Gershom Stewart

Contributions

1918

2 speeches — NIGERIAN GOVERNMENT (MR. UNGEBAUER). Commons January 24, 1918

SUBMARINE WARFARE (PATROL FORCE). Written Answers February 13, 1918

SHIPPING CONTROL (EMPLOYMENT OF SHIPMASTERS). Written Answers February 13, 1918

2 speeches — CURRENCY (INDIA). Written Answers February 20, 1918

2 speeches — COASTING SERVICE (RAILWAY FARES). Commons February 25, 1918

BANK AMALGAMATIONS. Commons February 28, 1918

GERMAN PRISONERS' RATIONS. Written Answers February 28, 1918

2 speeches — SHIPBUILDING. Commons March 14, 1918

PRISONERS OF WAR. Written Answers March 20, 1918

CHEPSTOW SHIPBUILDING YARD. Written Answers April 11, 1918

AMENDMENT OF LAW. Commons April 23, 1918

CLAUSE 3.—(Establishment of Continuation Schools.) Commons May 8, 1918

TRAVEL RESTRICTIONS (SEASON TICKETS). Commons May 15, 1918

5 speeches — MERCANTILE MARINE: BADGES FOR TORPEDOED SEAMEN. Commons May 15, 1918

ENEMY ALIENS. Commons May 30, 1918

DISTILLERS' LICENCE. Commons May 30, 1918

NAVAL PRIZE BONUSES (PERSIAN GULF). Commons June 5, 1918

INTERNED OFFICERS AND MEN (HOLLAND). Commons June 5, 1918

NAVAL AND MILITARY PENSIONS AND GRANTS. Commons June 5, 1918

PETROL REGULATIONS. Written Answers June 5, 1918

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. Commons June 6, 1918

STATEMENT BY CHIEF SECRETARY. Commons June 25, 1918

2 speeches — TRIBUNALS (EXEMPTIONS). Commons June 27, 1918

ALIENS (GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS). Commons July 3, 1918

NAVAL AND MILITARY PENSIONS AND GRANTS. Commons July 3, 1918

PRESS CENSORSHIP (AMERICAN TROOPS). Commons July 4, 1918

MERCANTILE MARINE (EMPLOYMENT UNDER AMERICAN FLAG). Commons July 8, 1918

6 speeches — CLAUSE 1.—(Substitution of Provisions for Section 7 of the Principal Act.) Commons July 17, 1918

NEW CLAUSE.—(Provisions as to Naturalisation Certificates.) Commons July 17, 1918

NEW CLAUSE.—(Capacity of Alien as to Real Property.) Commons July 17, 1918

4 speeches — NEW CLAUSE.—(Provisions as to Naturalisation Certificates.) Commons July 19, 1918

GERMAN BANKS (WINDING UP). Commons July 23, 1918

TRADING WITH THE ENEMY (AMENDMENT) BILL. Commons July 23, 1918

MERCHANT SEAMEN (CAPTURE BY SUBMARINES). Commons July 25, 1918

TORPEDOED VESSELS (EMPLOYMENT OF OFFICERS). Commons July 25, 1918

OFFICERS AND MEN (RAILWAY FARES). Commons July 29, 1918

2 speeches — CHINESE LABOUR CORPS (SAVING OF WAGES). Commons July 30, 1918

NATIONAL MARITIME BOARD (OFFICERS PAY). Commons July 30, 1918

RECRUITING. Commons August 1, 1918

NEW SCALE OF ALLOWANCES. Commons August 6, 1918

2 speeches — EXCHANGE WITH TURKEY. Commons August 7, 1918

IMPORTS AND EXPORTS BILL. Commons August 7, 1918

PRIME MINISTER'S REVIEW. Commons August 7, 1918

BRITISH SHIPS (OFFICERS). Written Answers August 7, 1918

MERCANTILE MARINE OFFICERS, HOLLAND. Written Answers August 7, 1918

AACHEN COMMISSION. Written Answers August 7, 1918

MERCANTILE MARINE APPRENTICES. Written Answers August 7, 1918

OPIUM. Commons October 17, 1918

PENSIONS. Commons October 21, 1918

MERCANTILE MARINE (KING'S VOLUNTARY FUND). Commons October 22, 1918

TUNNEL TO IRELAND. Commons October 22, 1918

MERCANTILE MARINE (LOSS OF EMPLOYMENT). Commons October 22, 1918

2 speeches — SHANGHAI (SHIPBUILDING). Commons October 22, 1918

SOUTHERN NIGERIA (MR. EDWARD FALK). Commons October 23, 1918

ENEMY ALIENS. Commons October 23, 1918

UGANDA RAILWAY MARINE. Commons October 23, 1918

2 speeches — EMPLOYMENT BY BRITISH GOVERNMENT. Commons November 6, 1918

2 speeches — GERMANS (DEPORTATION). Commons November 7, 1918

REPATRIATION TO SWITZERLAND OR HOLLAND. Commons November 7, 1918

SECONDED OFFICERS (GRATUITY). Commons November 13, 1918

IMPORTS AND EXPORTS (RESTRICTIONS). Commons November 14, 1918

2 speeches — MERCANTILE MARINE (FOREIGNERS). Written Answers November 21, 1918

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