Mr John Wason

1848 - April 19, 1921
Summary information for Mr John Wason

Contributions

1904

Estate Duty on Colonial Securities. Commons February 22, 1904

Land Grants in East Africa. Commons February 22, 1904

CHINESE LABOUR, IN THE TRANSVAAL. Commons February 22, 1904

East Africa and Uganda Currency. Commons February 23, 1904

Inadequate Accommodation at Lerwick Post Office. Commons February 25, 1904

The Zionists. Commons February 25, 1904

Land Concessions in East Africa. Commons February 29, 1904

Indentured and Free Chinese Labour in the Transvaal. Commons March 2, 1904

Disposal of Bodies of Whales cast up by the Sea. Commons March 7, 1904

2 speeches — PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS (MARINERS' VOTES). Commons March 8, 1904

Uganda Currency. Commons March 9, 1904

Indigent Europeans at Mombasa. Commons March 9, 1904

Increased Penalties for Illegal Trawling. Commons March 10, 1904

Crown Fishing Rights in Orkney. Commons March 14, 1904

Carcases of Whales off Shetland Coast. Commons March 21, 1904

Transvaal Labour Ordinance—Public Opinion in the Transvaal. Commons March 21, 1904

CLASS III. Commons March 22, 1904

DOGS BILL. Commons March 23, 1904

South African and East African Mail Subsidies. Commons March 24, 1904

Dentistry in British East Africa and Uganda. Commons March 24, 1904

Registration of Dogs—Free Collars. Commons March 28, 1904

Lord Northcote and Preferential Tariffs. Commons March 28, 1904

EDUCATION (SCOTLAND) BILL. Commons March 28, 1904

Medical Attendance on Paupers in the Highlands. Commons April 13, 1904

Congo Free State—Trade Difficulties. Commons April 26, 1904

CUSTOMS—TOBACCO. Commons April 26, 1904

2 speeches — Gilbert Islands. Commons April 27, 1904

The Record Breaking Motor Car Tour. Commons May 2, 1904

2 speeches — CLASS II. Commons May 5, 1904

3 speeches — Orkney Mail Delays Commons May 10, 1904

2 speeches — REVENUE DEPARTMENTS. Commons May 12, 1904

2 speeches — MERCHANT SHIPPING (LIGHTHOUSES) BILL. Commons May 13, 1904

2 speeches — Proposed Jewish Settlement in East Africa. Commons May 17, 1904

Congo Free State—Case of Silvanus Jones. Commons May 18, 1904

REVENUE DEPARTMENTS. Commons May 31, 1904

CLASS II. Commons June 2, 1904

Pauper Children and Pauper Nursing in Scotland. Commons June 6, 1904

Administration of Colonial Possessions. Commons June 7, 1904

Illegal Trawling—Sale of Seized Tackle Commons June 8, 1904

Chinese Labour in the Transvaal. Commons June 9, 1904

5 speeches — Class II. Commons June 9, 1904

2 speeches — Question put, and negatived. Commons June 13, 1904

Orkney Mail Service. Commons June 15, 1904

2 speeches — EDUCATION (SCOTLAND) BILL. Commons June 15, 1904

The Proposed Jewish Settlement in East Africa. Commons June 20, 1904

6 speeches — EAST AFRICA (ALIEX SETTLEMENT). Commons June 20, 1904

FINANCE BILL. Commons June 20, 1904

Telephonic Communication Between Padstow and Hawker's Cove. Commons June 22, 1904

Sir Charles Eliot's Resignation. Commons June 27, 1904

LICENSING BILL. Commons June 27, 1904

East Africa—Sir Donald Stewart's Appointment as Administrator. Commons June 28, 1904

LICENSING BILL. Commons June 28, 1904

Licensing Bill. Commons June 30, 1904

Resignation of Sir Charles Eliot-Suggested Committee of Inquiry. Commons July 4, 1904

Licensing Bill—Value of Licensed Premises Affected. Commons July 4, 1904

4 speeches — LICENSING BILL (PROCEDURE). Commons July 4, 1904

Administration of the East Africa Protectorate—Dismissal of Mr. Hopton. Commons July 5, 1904

Zanzibar—Direction of Affairs during Sultan's Minority. Commons July 7, 1904

Regent of Zanzibar. Commons July 11, 1904

Precedence in the Colonies. Commons July 21, 1904

2 speeches — Chief Justice of New Zealand—Question of Precedence. Commons July 25, 1904

Annual Leave for Medical Officers in Remote Highland and Island Parishes. Commons August 1, 1904

Mr. Arnold Forster's Statement on Labour Recruiting in China. Commons August 1, 1904

Durness Medical Case. Commons August 3, 1904

Visit of British Warships to Lerwick. Commons August 4, 1904

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