Mr James Parker
1863 - February 11, 1948Summary information for Mr James Parker
Contributions
1921
5 speeches — UNFIT HORSES (EXPORT). Commons April 4, 1921
HOME-GROWN WHEAT (PRICES). Commons April 4, 1921
ALLOTMENTS. Commons April 11, 1921
2 speeches — RIVERS (POLLUTION). Commons April 11, 1921
CANADIAN FAT CATTLE. Written Answers April 11, 1921
DISEASED PLANTS AND TREES (IMPORTATION). Written Answers April 11, 1921
2 speeches — HEALTH INSURANCE OFFICERS (SALARIES). Commons April 12, 1921
HIGHBRIDGE, SOMERSET. Written Answers April 21, 1921
NEWLYN, CORNWALL. Written Answers April 21, 1921
PORTSMOUTH. Written Answers April 21, 1921
PLYMOUTH. Written Answers April 21, 1921
FARM SETTLEMENT, PATRINGTON. Written Answers April 21, 1921
STORES DEPARTMENT, LONDON (PENSIONS). Commons May 25, 1921
EDUCATIONAL SERVICE. Commons May 25, 1921
3 speeches — MINISTRY OF HEALTH (BOYS). Commons June 6, 1921
GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS (PASSAGES). Commons June 6, 1921
CALCUTTA UNIVERSITY. Commons June 6, 1921
CIVIL SERVANTS (ARMY RESERVE OF OFFICERS). Commons June 6, 1921
2 speeches — STATE RAILWAYS (STORES). Commons June 6, 1921
NATIONAL INSURANCE ADMINISTRATION. Commons June 6, 1921
2 speeches — COAL INDUSTRY DISPUTE (UNLAWFUL ASSEMBLY). Commons June 7, 1921
NATIONAL INSURANCE BENEFIT. Commons June 9, 1921
HOUSING (CONSTRUCTION). Commons June 9, 1921
2 speeches — LOCAL RATES (INCREASE PREVENTION)BILL. Commons June 9, 1921
LONDON HOSPITAL. Commons June 9, 1921
INDIAN ARMY (BANDS). Commons June 13, 1921
2 speeches — ARMY, STRENGTH. Commons June 15, 1921
CIVIL SERVICE. Commons June 15, 1921
OFFICIALS (PASSAGES). Commons June 15, 1921
2 speeches — RICE (BURMA). Commons June 27, 1921
2 speeches — HOUSING (RURAL AREAS). Commons June 28, 1921
PRIME MINISTER'S STATEMENT. Commons June 28, 1921
ROYAL INDIAN MEDICAL SERVICE. Commons June 30, 1921
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