Mr James White

April 10, 1922 -
Summary information for Mr James White

Contributions

1977

May Day 1978 Written Answers January 27, 1977

Shipping Services (Grants) Written Answers February 10, 1977

Fish Stocks (Conservation) Written Answers February 11, 1977

Health Boards and Common Services Agency Written Answers February 14, 1977

Covent Garden Market Authority Written Answers February 21, 1977

ABORTION (AMENDMENT) BILL Commons February 25, 1977

Crime Written Answers February 28, 1977

Shipbuilding Order (Scott Lithgow Ltd.) Written Answers March 1, 1977

Glenfarsa Estate Written Answers March 22, 1977

Colleges of Education Written Answers March 22, 1977

Mrs. Rachel Ross Written Answers March 24, 1977

Housing Subsidies Written Answers March 29, 1977

National Health Service (Superannuation Scheme) Written Answers March 29, 1977

Cash Limits Written Answers March 29, 1977

Rate Poundages Written Answers April 21, 1977

Education (Statistics) Written Answers May 16, 1977

Tourism Written Answers May 27, 1977

Forensic Pathology Services (Report) Written Answers May 27, 1977

Disabled Persons (Rating) Written Answers June 14, 1977

Burrell Collection Written Answers June 15, 1977

SCOTLAND Written Answers June 28, 1977

Police (Scotland) Bill Written Answers June 30, 1977

House Purchase and Improvement Written Answers June 30, 1977

Criminal Courts Written Answers July 5, 1977

Education (Green Paper) Written Answers July 21, 1977

Criminal Damage Compensation Written Answers July 21, 1977

Housing Needs Written Answers July 21, 1977

Housing Written Answers July 28, 1977

Fines Written Answers November 10, 1977

Rateable Valuations Written Answers November 18, 1977

Sheriff Peter Thomson Written Answers November 25, 1977

Sheriff Peter Thomson Written Answers November 30, 1977

Commodity Agreements (Common Fund) Written Answers November 30, 1977

Borstal Inmates (Fines) Written Answers December 1, 1977

Criminal Appeals Written Answers December 16, 1977

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