Mr Thomas Buchanan
1846 - April 7, 1911Summary information for Mr Thomas Buchanan
Contributions
1891
RAILWAY SERVANTS—HOURS OF LABOUR. Commons January 22, 1891
RAILWAY SERVANTS (HOURS OF LABOUR). Commons January 23, 1891
TOWN HOLDINGS. Commons January 27, 1891
THE SCOTCH RAILWAY STRIKE. Commons January 29, 1891
PRESUMPTION OF LIFE LIMITATlON (SCOTLAND) ACT. Commons February 6, 1891
2 speeches — EAST INDIA (PRESIDENTIAL GOVERNMENT.) Commons February 17, 1891
SCOTCH PUBLIC SCHOOLS. Commons February 23, 1891
MUSEUMS AND GYMNASIUMS BILL. (No 159.) Commons February 25, 1891
SPHERES OF INFLUENCE IN AFRICA. Commons February 27, 1891
SWAZILAND. Commons March 2, 1891
CLASS II. Commons March 9, 1891
3 speeches — CLASS IV. Commons March 9, 1891
EDINBURGH SHERIFF COURT AND THE PUBLIC. Commons March 13, 1891
PRESUMPTION OF LIFE LIMITATION (SCOTLAND) ACT. Commons March 13, 1891
SECOND READING. Commons March 17, 1891
RECEIPTS FOR TELEGRAMS. Commons March 19, 1891
COMMITTEE. Commons March 20, 1891
RATTRAY HEAD. Commons March 23, 1891
WRECK OF THE ARISTIDES. Commons April 13, 1891
COMMITTEE. Commons April 13, 1891
AUSTRALIAN FEDERATION CONVENTION. Commons April 20, 1891
TEA. Commons April 23, 1891
DEER FORESTS. Commons April 24, 1891
A QUESTION OF ORDER. Commons May 1, 1891
THE BUDGET SURPLUS—APPLICATION OF THE SCOTTISH PORTION. Commons May 5, 1891
NEGOTIATIONS WITH PORTUGAL. Commons May 7, 1891
THE BERLIN CONFERENCE AND CHILD LABOUR. Commons May 7, 1891
COMMITTEE. Commons May 29, 1891
CLASS I. Commons May 29, 1891
2 speeches — PORTUGUESE IN AFRICA. Commons June 4, 1891
FACTORY INSPECTORS. Commons June 18, 1891
2 speeches — CONSIDERATION. Commons June 19, 1891
THE ABDUCTION OF AN ENGLISH GIRL BY PERSIAN KURDS. Commons June 26, 1891
IMPENDING FAMINE IN INDIA. Commons July 27, 1891
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE (GOVERNMENT BUSINESS). Commons July 27, 1891
6 speeches — CLASS III. Commons July 27, 1891
THE INDIAN BUDGET. Commons July 30, 1891
2 speeches — COMMITTEE. Commons August 4, 1891
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