Mr James Hope
1870 - February 14, 1949Summary information for Mr James Hope
Contributions
1905
Construction of H M.S. "Orion." Commons February 20, 1905
Armour for Cruisers Commons February 24, 1905
NAVY ESTIMATES, 1905–6. Commons March 14, 1905
Workmen's Compensation Act Amendment Bill. Commons March 16, 1905
Mine Inspection in Fifeshire. Commons March 23, 1905
2 speeches — ClASS V. Commons March 23, 1905
SECOND READING. Commons March 27, 1905
Underfed School Children. Commons March 30, 1905
Underfed School Children. Commons March 30, 1905
Feeding of School Children. Commons April 3, 1905
ARMY ESTIMATES, 1905–6. Commons April 3, 1905
ARMY ESTIMATES, 1905–6. Commons April 6, 1905
SUPPLY (CIVIL SERVICES AND REVENUE DEPARTMENTS ESTIMATES). Commons April 13, 1905
New Field Guns for 4th West Yorks Volunteer Artillery. Commons April 14, 1905
The Engrossing Staff of the Sasine Office, Edinburgh. Commons May 10, 1905
2 speeches — ADJOURNMENT (UNDER STANDING ORDER No. 10) (COLONIAL PREFERENCE). Commons May 22, 1905
The Afghan Treaty. Commons May 24, 1905
3 speeches — FINANCE BILL. Commons May 30, 1905
LIGHT DUES. Commons June 7, 1905
Manufacture of Bayonets. Commons June 26, 1905
Big Ben. Commons June 27, 1905
ALIENS BILL. Commons June 28, 1905
2 speeches — Big Ben. Commons June 29, 1905
Government Orders to Private Firms. Commons July 6, 1905
Government Orders for Bayonets. Commons July 10, 1905
ALIENS BILL. Commons July 10, 1905
Admiralty Orders for Armour Plate. Commons July 11, 1905
ADJOURNMENT. Commons July 12, 1905
ALIENS BILL. Commons July 17, 1905
2 speeches — Army Bayonet Contracts. Commons July 18, 1905
ALIENS BILL. Commons July 18, 1905
Army Contracts. Commons August 2, 1905
REVENUE DEPARTMENTS ESTIMATES, 1905–6. Commons August 3, 1905
Clause 1:— Commons August 4, 1905
New Guns for the 4th West Yorks Volun- teer Artillery. Commons August 8, 1905
3 speeches — CONSOLIDATED FUND (APPROPRIA- TION) BILL. Commons August 8, 1905
THIRD READING. Commons August 10, 1905
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