Mr Patrick Wolrige-Gordon
August 10, 1935 - 2002Summary information for Mr Patrick Wolrige-Gordon
Contributions
1968
Freight Transport (Scotland) Written Answers January 17, 1968
Industrial Development (Scotland) Written Answers January 17, 1968
Scottish Economy Written Answers January 17, 1968
Meat and Livestock Commission (Representations) Written Answers January 24, 1968
2 speeches — Transport Bill Commons January 31, 1968
Transport Bill Written Answers January 31, 1968
Fishing Vessels (Grants and Loans) Written Answers February 7, 1968
2 speeches — Herring (Drift Netting) Commons February 28, 1968
Transport Bill Written Answers March 6, 1968
3 speeches — DISABLED AND CHRONIC SICK Commons March 15, 1968
AMENDMENT OF THE LAW Commons March 19, 1968
Abortion Act, 1967 Written Answers March 19, 1968
2 speeches — Transport Charges, Scotland Commons March 20, 1968
Advance Factories Written Answers March 20, 1968
Benefit Payments Written Answers March 25, 1968
Transport Bill Commons March 27, 1968
Transport Charges (Development Areas) Written Answers March 27, 1968
(PAYMENTS IN RESPECT OF TRAVELLING EXPENSES OF VISITORS TO PATIENTS IN SPECIAL HOSPITALS AND STATE HOSPITALS.) Commons April 1, 1968
Freight Charges, Scotland Written Answers April 2, 1968
Transport Bill Commons April 3, 1968
2 speeches — Inshore Waters (Herring) Commons April 3, 1968
Highlands (Transport, Agriculture and Distribution Costs) Commons April 3, 1968
4 speeches — Selective Employment Tax Commons April 10, 1968
2 speeches — EXPENSES OF LOCAL AUTHORITIES AND DISSOLUTION OF DRAINAGE DISTRICTS. Commons April 10, 1968
Selective Employment Tax Written Answers April 10, 1968
FINANCE BILL Commons April 24, 1968
3 speeches — SOCIAL WORK (SCOTLAND) BILL [Lords] Commons May 6, 1968
FISHING INDUSTRY Commons May 15, 1968
Alcohol and Crime Commons May 22, 1968
2 speeches — Aluminium Smelter Commons May 22, 1968
2 speeches — Hotel Industry (Selective Employment Tax) Commons May 22, 1968
Driving Test Fees Written Answers May 22, 1968
Brucellosis (Laboratory Tests) Written Answers May 22, 1968
Beef Recording Association (Grants) Written Answers May 22, 1968
Tourism (Scotland) Written Answers May 29, 1968
Beef Recording Association Written Answers May 29, 1968
2 speeches — Scottish Regiments Commons June 12, 1968
Beef Recording Association (Grants) Written Answers June 12, 1968
New Fishing Vessels (Purchase) Written Answers June 19, 1968
Fishing Industry (Seal Damage) Written Answers June 19, 1968
Beef Recording Association (Staff) Written Answers June 26, 1968
Women (Public Appointments) Written Answers June 26, 1968
Agricultural Workers Written Answers June 26, 1968
Prisons, Borstals and Approved Schools Commons July 3, 1968
2 speeches — North-East Scotland Commons July 3, 1968
Agricultural Training Board Written Answers July 3, 1968
PROVISIONS CONTINGENT ON EXPIRATION OF SECTIONS 1 TO 3 Commons July 10, 1968
SCOTLAND (SELECTIVE EMPLOYMENT TAX) Commons July 15, 1968
SOCIAL WORK (SCOTLAND) BILL [Lords] Commons July 17, 1968
Brucellosis Written Answers July 17, 1968
Weir Housing Corporation Written Answers July 17, 1968
2 speeches — Malawi Commons July 18, 1968
Telecommunications Vehicles (Accidents) Written Answers July 18, 1968
2 speeches — Scottish Economy Commons October 23, 1968
Forth Road Bridge (Tolls) Commons October 23, 1968
SEA FISHERIES BILL Commons November 6, 1968
3 speeches — PROVISIONS WITH RESPECT TO LEVIES WHICH MAY BE IMPOSED ON THE WHITE FISH AND HERRING INDUSTRIES Commons November 15, 1968
Water Rates Written Answers November 27, 1968
Water Boards (Headquarters Premises) Written Answers November 27, 1968
Water Rates Written Answers December 4, 1968
Murders Written Answers December 5, 1968
Meat Consumption Written Answers December 11, 1968
Brucellosis Scheme Written Answers December 11, 1968
Mortgage Option Scheme Written Answers December 17, 1968
INVERURIE LOCOMOTIVE WORKS Commons December 18, 1968
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