Mr James Erskine
1863 - November 5, 1944Summary information for Mr James Erskine
Contributions
1924
TRADE DISPUTES. Commons February 14, 1924
ANGLO-PERSIAN OIL COMPANY (GOVERNMENT SHARES). Written Answers February 14, 1924
CONTRACTS (FOREIGN COMPETITION). Written Answers February 20, 1924
Oil SUPPLIES. Commons February 21, 1924
MOTION FOR ADJOURNMENT. Commons February 21, 1924
MUNITION FACTORY EXPLOSION (SLADE GREEN). Written Answers February 25, 1924
COAL INDUSTRY (WAGES AGREEMENT). Written Answers February 28, 1924
PEACEFUL PICKETING. Commons March 3, 1924
2 speeches — POSTCARDS TO MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT. Commons March 3, 1924
CINEMAS. Written Answers March 3, 1924
2 speeches — CONTRACTS (PLACING ABROAD). Commons March 11, 1924
2 speeches — NEW IMPORT DUTIES. Commons May 5, 1924
OFFICERS' PAY. Commons May 6, 1924
CITY OF WESTMINSTER. Commons May 7, 1924
APPEAL (MR. C. A. J. HONEY). Written Answers May 7, 1924
CONVICTIONS. Commons May 8, 1924
GOVERNMENT OF SCOTLAND BILL. Commons May 9, 1924
ITALY (DEBT TO GREAT BRITAIN). Commons May 13, 1924
2 speeches — NATIONALISATION OF MINES AND MINERALS BILL. Commons May 16, 1924
MINISTRY OF LABOUR. Commons May 22, 1924
IMPERIAL PREFERENCE (CANADA). Written Answers May 26, 1924
BRITISH SHIPS (EXPORTS). Written Answers May 27, 1924
2 speeches — IMPERIAL PREFERENCE. Commons June 17, 1924
3 speeches — IMPERIAL PREFERENCE. Commons June 18, 1924
CLAUSE 1.—(Constitution of Advisory Committee.) Commons June 24, 1924
FOREIGN OFFICE. Commons July 7, 1924
3 speeches — LANARKSHIRE HYDROELECTRIC POWER BILL [Lords] (by Order). Commons July 9, 1924
SITTINGS OF PARLIAMENT. Written Answers July 14, 1924
2 speeches — STREET ACCIDENTS. Commons July 22, 1924
2 speeches — FINANCE BILL. Commons July 23, 1924
MOTOR TRAFFIC, LONDON (ROAD JUNCTIONS). Written Answers July 28, 1924
MEXICO (DEBT). Commons July 30, 1924
SOUTH YORKSHIRE RAILWAY COMPANY. Written Answers July 30, 1924
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