Mr James Barclay

1832 - February 26, 1907
Summary information for Mr James Barclay

Contributions

1884

CONTAGIOUS DISEASES (ANIMALS) ACT, 187S—FOOT-AND-MOUTH DISEASE. Commons February 7, 1884

2 speeches — CONTAGIOUS DISEASES (ANIMALS). Commons February 7, 1884

SECOND READING. Commons March 18, 1884

COMMITTEE. Commons March 25, 1884

2 speeches — RESOLUTION. Commons April 21, 1884

3 speeches — COMMITTEE. Commons April 22, 1884

CONTAGIOUS DISEASES (ANIMALS) ACTS—NEW ORDER IN COUNCIL. Commons April 24, 1884

COMMITTEE. [Progress 22nd April.] Commons April 29, 1884

8 speeches — COMMITTEE. [Progress 29th April.] Commons May 2, 1884

LAW AND JUSTICE (SCOTLAND)—AL LEGED RESISTANCE TO SHERIFF IN LEWIS. Commons May 19, 1884

OBSERVATIONS. Commons May 27, 1884

LAW AND JUSTICE (SCOTLAND)— ALLEGED RESISTANCE TO SHERIFF IN LEWIS—CASE OF DONALD GRAHAM. Commons June 5, 1884

3 speeches — MERCHANT SHIPPING — NORTHERN LIGHTS COMMISSIONERS—LIGHTING OF ORKNEY AND SHETLAND. Commons June 5, 1884

LAW AND JUSTICE (SCOTLAND)—PROCURATORS FISCAL—THE ISLAND OF LEWIS—PERFORMANCE OF DUTIES BY THE POLICE. Commons June 16, 1884

2 speeches — CONTAGIOUS DISEASES (ANIMALS) ACTS—FOOT-AND-MOUTH DISEASE. Commons June 19, 1884

RESOLUTION. Commons June 27, 1884

CONTAGIOUS DISEASES (ANIMALS) ACT—FOOT-AND-MOUTH DISEASE. Commons July 3, 1884

SCOTLAND — CROFTERS AND COTTARS IN THE HIGHLANDS AND ISLANDS—REPORT OF THE ROYAL COMMISSION. Commons July 3, 1884

RESOLUTION. [ADJOURNED DEBATE.] Commons July 9, 1884

2 speeches — LAW AND JUSTICE (SCOTLAND)—THE PROCURATOR FISCAL IN LEWIS. Commons July 14, 1884

3 speeches — CLASS IV. — EDUCATION, SCIENCE, AND ART. Commons July 17, 1884

NORTHERN LIGHTHOUSE COMMISSIONERS—THE FAIR ISLE. Commons October 30, 1884

4 speeches — LAW AND JUSTICE (SCOTLAND)—PROCURATORS FISCAL—THE DISTURBANCES IN THE HEBRIDES. Commons November 10, 1884

2 speeches — RESOLUTION. Commons November 14, 1884

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