Mr Gershom Stewart
1857 - December 5, 1929Summary information for Mr Gershom Stewart
Contributions
1920
SILVER COINAGE. Written Answers February 16, 1920
5 speeches — SILVER COINAGE BILL. Commons February 18, 1920
SILVER COINAGE BILL. Written Answers February 25, 1920
SILVER COINAGE. Written Answers March 2, 1920
GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS (REQUISITIONED PREMISES). Written Answers March 4, 1920
SILVER COINAGE BILL (COLONIES AND PROTECTORATES). Written Answers March 8, 1920
2 speeches — EAST AFRICA (COINAGE). Commons March 10, 1920
2 speeches — STATEMENT BY PRIME MINISTER. Commons March 15, 1920
3 speeches — SILVER COINAGE IN COLONIES. Commons March 18, 1920
EGGS. Written Answers March 22, 1920
BACON. Commons March 23, 1920
2 speeches — DEVOLUTION CONFERENCE. Commons March 24, 1920
WEST AFRICA (COINAGE). Commons March 24, 1920
PASSENGERS' LUGGAGE. Written Answers April 20, 1920
LEVEL RAILWAY CROSSINGS. Commons June 7, 1920
2 speeches — BRITISH CIVILIANS (BAKU). Commons June 14, 1920
CHINA MAILS. Written Answers June 14, 1920
WILLASTON, WIRRAL, POST OFFICE. Written Answers June 14, 1920
NAURU ISLAND AGREEMENT BILL. Commons June 16, 1920
CLAUSE 56.—(Allocation of Existing Officers between Southern and Northern Ireland.) Commons June 28, 1920
CLAUSE 67.—(Commencement of Act and appointed day.) Commons June 28, 1920
2 speeches — CHINA (LEGATION GUARDS). Commons June 30, 1920
2 speeches — CHINESE ASTRONOMICAL INSTRUMENTS. Commons July 5, 1920
2 speeches — WEST AFRICA (CURRENCY). Commons July 15, 1920
REPARATION CLAIMS (INTERNED MERCHANT SEAMEN). Written Answers August 9, 1920
SS. "CHARLES TELLIER" (CLAIM FOR OVERTIME). Written Answers October 25, 1920
CLAUSE 19.—(Powers of Taxation.) Commons October 28, 1920
TRADE UNION RESTRICTIONS. Commons November 3, 1920
2 speeches — SUDAN. Commons November 10, 1920
CLAUSE 10.—(Reserved matters.) Commons November 10, 1920
CLAUSE 1.—(Extension of 42 and 43 Vict, c. 21 s. 8, to gold and silver coin and bullion.) Commons December 6, 1920
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