Mr James Cleland
1874 - October 21, 1914Summary information for Mr James Cleland
Contributions
1907
Scottish Courts of Session. Commons February 25, 1907
Customs Outdoor Inspectors. Commons March 22, 1907
Newspaper Misrepresentations. Commons March 27, 1907
LONDON COUNTY COUNCIL (GENERAL POWERS) BILL (BY ORDER.) Commons April 15, 1907
Income Tax—Schedule E—Persons Resident Abroad. Commons April 26, 1907
Age-Limit in the Post Office, Excise, Taxes and Customs Departments. Commons April 29, 1907
Promotion of Second Division Clerks. Commons April 29, 1907
SMALL LANDHOLDERS (SCOTLAND) BILL. Commons April 30, 1907
Bute Licensing Appeals. Commons May 6, 1907
Customs Promotions. Commons May 6, 1907
Revenue Penalties of over £50. Commons May 24, 1907
Liverpool Bonded Warehouses. Commons May 27, 1907
Customs and Inland Revenue Irregularities in Ireland. Commons May 27, 1907
Government Bills. Commons May 27, 1907
Keiss School Board. Commons May 28, 1907
Rank of Officers employed on Customs Checking Duties (Tea Accounts). Commons May 30, 1907
Civil Service—Promotion by Selection. Commons May 30, 1907
Time Limits for Speeches. Commons May 30, 1907
Electric Generating Station at Mill-bank. Commons June 10, 1907
House-Letting in Scotland. Commons June 17, 1907
Railway Construction in Canada—Recruitment of British Labour. Commons June 17, 1907
3 speeches — LONDON COUNTY COUNCIL (GENERAL POWERS) BILL (BY ORDER). Commons July 11, 1907
Liverpool Customs Warehouses. Commons July 22, 1907
House Letting in Scotland. Commons July 22, 1907
Southern Hospital, Carshalton. Commons July 25, 1907
RENFREWSHIRE UPPER DISTRICT (EAST WOOD AND MEARNS) WATER BILL [LORDS] (BY ORDER). Commons August 8, 1907
West Tarring Volunteer Camp. Commons August 15, 1907
Telegraphists and Volunteer Camps. Commons August 15, 1907
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