Mr Thomas Buchanan

1846 - April 7, 1911
Summary information for Mr Thomas Buchanan

Contributions

1892

ADJOURNED DEBATE. Commons February 10, 1892

2 speeches — THE IMPERIAL BRITISH EAST AFRICA COMPANY. Commons March 3, 1892

ACCESS TO MOUNTAINS (SCOTLAND). Commons March 4, 1892

COMPULSORY RETIREMENT OF CIVIL SERVANTS. Commons March 10, 1892

STOPPAGES FOR SEA-KIT. Commons March 10, 1892

SUPPLY—ARMY ESTIMATES. Commons March 11, 1892

SUPPLY-CIVIL SERVICES (EXCESSES), 1890–91. Commons March 15, 1892

2 speeches — CLASS V. Commons March 15, 1892

HOSTILITIES IN NYASSALAND. Commons March 17, 1892

CIVIL SERVICES. Commons March 17, 1892

CLASS VII. Commons March 18, 1892

THE INDIAN BUDGET. Commons March 24, 1892

SECOND READING. Commons March 31, 1892

THE SASINE OFFICE IN EDINBURGH. Commons April 4, 1892

2 speeches — BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. Commons April 8, 1892

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. Commons April 28, 1892

2 speeches — HIGHER EDUCATION IN SCOTLAND. Commons May 2, 1892

4 speeches — COMMITTEE. Commons May 2, 1892

2 speeches — PACIFICATION OF THE SHIRE DISTRICTS. Commons May 3, 1892

4 speeches — EDUCATION AND LOCAL TAXATION RELIEF (SCOTLAND) BILL.—(No. 208.) Commons May 3, 1892

ORDNANCE SURVEY. Commons May 4, 1892

EDINBURGH AND LEITH ARTILLERY DEPOTS. Commons May 5, 1892

3 speeches — COMMITTEE. [Progress, 3rd May.] Commons May 5, 1892

2 speeches — THE ORDNANCE SURVEY. Commons May 9, 1892

THE PARIAH POPULATION IN SOUTH INDIA. Commons May 16, 1892

6 speeches — THE SCOTTISH CHURCHES. Commons May 26, 1892

2 speeches — THE EDINBURGH POST OFFICE. Commons May 30, 1892

REMOVAL OF ORDNANCE STORES FROM EDINBURGH CASTLE. Commons May 31, 1892

EDUCATION AND LOCAL TAXATION RELIEF (SCOTLAND) BILL.—(No. 208.) Commons May 31, 1892

2 speeches — DISTURBANCES IN UGANDA. Commons June 2, 1892

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