Mr John Gulland
1864 - January 26, 1920Summary information for Mr John Gulland
Contributions
1912
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. Commons March 25, 1912
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. Commons March 29, 1912
2 speeches — PUBLIC PETITIONS. Commons April 2, 1912
RAILWAY UNREST. Commons April 3, 1912
UNITED STATES AND CANADA. Commons May 6, 1912
INDUSTRIAL UNREST. Commons May 21, 1912
Ceylon Cadetships. Commons May 22, 1912
5 speeches — Colonial Civil Service. Commons May 22, 1912
4 speeches — CANADIAN EXHIBITION. Commons May 22, 1912
2 speeches — PUNISHMENTS. Commons May 22, 1912
Army Ordnance Corps. Commons May 22, 1912
2 speeches — Expeditionary Forces (Foreign Countries). Commons May 22, 1912
6 speeches — ANCIENT MONUMENTS. Commons May 22, 1912
Old Age Pensions. Written Answers May 30, 1912
Boycotting and Intimidation (Cavan). Written Answers May 30, 1912
Dublin Corporation (Accounts). Written Answers May 30, 1912
Congested Districts Board (Castlerea). Written Answers May 30, 1912
Disturbance at an Auction (Armagh). Written Answers May 30, 1912
Gaelic-Speaking People (Ireland). Written Answers May 30, 1912
2 speeches — Land Purchase (Ireland). Written Answers May 30, 1912
3 speeches — MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS (QUALIFICATION OF CLERGYMEN) BILL. Commons June 14, 1912
ESTABLISHED CHURCH (WALES) BILL. Commons June 17, 1912
West Indies (Cable System). Commons June 18, 1912
St. Elizabeth, Jamaica. Commons July 19, 1912
2 speeches — Potato Tops. Commons July 19, 1912
5 speeches — Foot-and-Mouth Disease. Commons July 19, 1912
2 speeches — Vegetables. Commons July 19, 1912
Putumayo. Commons August 7, 1912
2 speeches — West Indies (Petroleum Industry). Commons August 7, 1912
LAND PURCHASE (IRELAND). Commons August 7, 1912
ROSYTH DOCKYARD (STRIKE.) Commons October 7, 1912
Kingston (Jamaica) Coal Depot. Commons October 23, 1912
Southern Nigeria (Manslaughter). Written Answers October 23, 1912
MONEY [RESOLUTION]. Commons October 29, 1912
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