Mr John Sturrock

1878 - July 22, 1943
Summary information for Mr John Sturrock

Contributions

1924

PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS (PRINTED FORMS). Commons February 14, 1924

TELEGRAPH SERVICES. Written Answers February 14, 1924

SUNDAY POLITICAL MEETINGS. Commons May 5, 1924

2 speeches — FOOT-AND-MOUTH DISEASE. Commons May 5, 1924

4 speeches — LOAD LINE. Commons May 6, 1924

ENEMY ACTION CLAIMS. Commons May 6, 1924

SHERIFF-COURT OFFICIALS (PENSIONS). Commons May 6, 1924

ROAD GRANTS (RURAL DISTRICTS). Commons May 6, 1924

LORD BIRKENHEAD'S JUDGMENTS. Commons May 6, 1924

2 speeches — BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. Commons May 6, 1924

RATE OF INCOME TAX TO BE REPAID IN RESPECT OF DEDUCTION OR ALLOWANCE UNDER PART II OF FINANCE ACT, 1920. Commons May 6, 1924

MATLOCKS AMALGAMATION ORDER. Commons May 7, 1924

EX-ENEMY COUNTRIES (BRITISH CLAIMS). Written Answers May 7, 1924

LONDON TELEPHONE AREA (RECEIPTS). Written Answers May 7, 1924

3 speeches — IRISH CATTLE (DETENTION). Commons May 8, 1924

LEAFIELD WIRELESS STATION. Commons May 8, 1924

IMPERIAL WIRELESS CHAIN. Commons May 8, 1924

5 speeches — GOVERNMENT OF SCOTLAND BILL. Commons May 9, 1924

2 speeches — MINISTERS (PARLIAMENTARY SEATS). Commons May 12, 1924

LOAD LINE. Commons May 13, 1924

2 speeches — REPARATION CLAIMS DEPARTMENT. Commons May 13, 1924

EX-SERVICE MEN (WAGES). Written Answers May 13, 1924

TRADE BOARDS (DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY TRADES). Commons May 14, 1924

GOVERNMENT OF SCOTLAND BILL. Commons May 14, 1924

4 speeches — BRITISH EMPIRE EXHIBITION [GUARANTEE]. Commons May 14, 1924

3 speeches — EARL OF CAVAN (SPEECH). Commons May 14, 1924

CONTRACTORS (KING'S ROLL). Commons May 20, 1924

FREEHOLD LANDS, CANBERRA (ADVERTISEMENT). Commons May 20, 1924

GLASGOW-EDINBURGH ROAD. Commons May 20, 1924

STANDING COMMITTEES (CHAIRMEN). Commons May 20, 1924

DEVOLUTION (COMMITTEE OF INQUIRY). Commons May 21, 1924

MURDER CASES (NEWSPAPER ARTICLES). Commons May 21, 1924

POSTAL SERVICES. Commons May 22, 1924

ELECTORAL REGISTERS (DESIGNATION OF WOMEN). Commons May 22, 1924

2 speeches — BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. Commons May 22, 1924

WASHINGTON REPRESENTATIVE. Commons June 2, 1924

COMMITTEE OF PRIVILEGES. Commons June 2, 1924

RELIEF SCHEMES. Commons June 4, 1924

3 speeches — AFFORESTATION. Commons June 4, 1924

3 speeches — MERCHANT SHIPPING (INTERNATIONAL LABOUR CONVENTIONS) BILL [Lords], Commons June 16, 1924

REGISTER HOUSE. Commons June 23, 1924

NIGERIA (BENUE RIVER). Commons June 23, 1924

RODEO PERFORMANCES. Commons June 23, 1924

HOUSE OF COMMONS (VISITORS). Commons June 23, 1924

ADVISORY COUNCILS. Commons June 26, 1924

GRETNA FACTORY (SALE). Commons June 26, 1924

PLIMSOLL LINE. Commons June 26, 1924

2 speeches — CLAUSE.—(Particulars to be supplied by licence holders.) Commons June 26, 1924

OLD AGE PENSIONS. Commons June 26, 1924

6 speeches — PUBLIC HEALTH (SCOTLAND) AMENDMENT BILL. Commons July 1, 1924

2 speeches — OLD AGE PENSIONS BILL. Commons July 1, 1924

ADMIRALTY YACHT "ENCHANTRESS." Commons July 9, 1924

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. Commons July 10, 1924

GRANTS FOR COMPENSATION FOR DAMAGE BY ENEMY ACTION. Commons July 10, 1924

GOVERNMENT PRINTING CONTRACTS. Commons July 14, 1924

SCHOOL CHILDREN. Commons July 14, 1924

LIQUOR TRAFFIC, UNITED STATES. Commons July 16, 1924

CLAUSE 2.—(Increased Government contributions in case of houses which are subject to special conditions.) Commons July 16, 1924

ILLEGAL LIQUOR SALES (PROSECUTIONS). Commons July 17, 1924

LAW OFFICERS (FEES). Commons July 17, 1924

ENEMY ACTION CLAIMS. Commons July 22, 1924

RAILWAYS (CARRIAGES for WOMEN). Commons July 22, 1924

2 speeches — PUBLIC HEALTH (SCOTLAND) AMENDMENT BILL. Commons July 22, 1924

2 speeches — GOVERNMENT DECISION. Commons July 23, 1924

2 speeches — CLYDE VALLEY ELECTRICAL POWER BILL [Lord] (By Order). Commons July 23, 1924

PALACE YARD (TAXI-CABS). Written Answers July 31, 1924

Clause 10.—(Power to make Regulations.) Commons August 1, 1924

MOTOR CAR RACES BILL. Commons August 1, 1924

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