Mr Joseph Sullivan

1866 - February 13, 1935
Summary information for Mr Joseph Sullivan

Contributions

1924

TRADE FACILITIES [MONEY]. Commons February 19, 1924

3 speeches — SUPPLY. Commons February 21, 1924

JAWCRAIG COLLIERY (PROSECUTION). Written Answers February 26, 1924

ENTERTAINMENTS DUTY. Commons February 27, 1924

SMALL-POX. Commons March 4, 1924

VETERINARY COLLEGES (GRANTS). Commons March 4, 1924

5 speeches — SUPPLY. Commons March 6, 1924

CIVIL SERVICES AND REVENUE DEPARTMENTS ESTIMATES, 1924–25 (VOTE ON ACCOUNT). Commons March 10, 1924

BUILDING MATERIAL. Commons March 11, 1924

2 speeches — QUESTION OF PRIVILEGE. Commons May 13, 1924

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

4 speeches — PENSIONS INCREASE [MONEY]. Commons May 19, 1924

2 speeches — PENSION (SERGEANT JOHN ROY). Commons May 20, 1924

HOUSING, MILLERSTON. Commons May 20, 1924

BRICKS. Commons May 21, 1924

MINISTRY OF LABOUR. Commons May 22, 1924

3 speeches — GOVERNMENT TENANTS (PREVENTION OF EVICTION). Commons June 3, 1924

3 speeches — HOUSING (FINANCIAL PROVISIONS) [MONEY]. Commons June 3, 1924

MILLERSTON INN, MILLERSTON (LICENCE). Written Answers June 5, 1924

INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES. Commons June 6, 1924

HOUSING (FINANCIAL PROVISIONS) BILL. Commons June 23, 1924

DEVONSHIRE ROADS. Commons June 24, 1924

IMPORTED STEEL BARS. Commons July 1, 1924

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

NAVAL REVIEW. Commons July 2, 1924

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

CLAUSE 3.—(Special conditions.) Commons July 17, 1924

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

HOUSING (FINANCIAL PROVISIONS) BILL. Commons July 25, 1924

ANGLO-SOVIET TREATIES. Commons October 2, 1924

ATTORNEY-GENERAL'S EXPLANATION. Commons October 8, 1924

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