Mr William Lunn

1872 - May 17, 1942
Summary information for Mr William Lunn

Contributions

1925

SECONDARY EDUCATION. Commons March 10, 1925

SUMMER TIME BILL. Commons March 13, 1925

BRITISH EMPIRE EXHIBITION (GUARANTEE) BILL. Commons April 30, 1925

2 speeches — CONTRIBUTORY PENSIONS BILL. Commons May 7, 1925

SOUTH LIBERTY COLLIERY. Commons June 16, 1925

UNEMPLOYED PERSONS. Commons June 16, 1925

2 speeches — COAL MINING INDUSTRY. Commons June 17, 1925

2 speeches — HOME SECRETARY'S SPEECH. Commons June 18, 1925

2 speeches — MINES CLOSED. Commons June 23, 1925

STATEMENT BY PRIME MINISTER. Commons June 23, 1925

2 speeches — NATIONALISATION (MINES AND MINERALS). Commons June 30, 1925

3 speeches — MINING ROYALTIES. Commons June 30, 1925

5 speeches — OULTON HALL HOSPITAL. Commons July 2, 1925

2 speeches — COAL MINING INDUSTRY (WAGES AGREEMENT). Commons July 2, 1925

EXTRA-TERRITORIAL TREATIES. Written Answers July 2, 1925

MINING INDUSTRY (WELFARE FUND) BILL. Commons July 6, 1925

SHANGHAI VOLUNTEER FORCE. Written Answers July 8, 1925

5 speeches — NEUROLOGICAL HOSPITALS. Commons July 9, 1925

CROWN LAND, REGENT STREET (RENTALS). Commons July 13, 1925

2 speeches — EXPORT TRADE (INSURANCE AGAINST BAD DEBTS. Commons July 14, 1925

EMPIRE SETTLEMENT. Commons July 15, 1925

2 speeches — Clause 1.—(Summer Time Act to be made permanent, and period of Summer Time extended.) Commons July 17, 1925

3 speeches — COLONIAL OFFICE Commons July 27, 1925

2 speeches — SHANGHAI VOLUNTEERS. Written Answers July 27, 1925

ROTHWELL PILLAR BOX. Written Answers November 19, 1925

BENEFIT DISALLOWED (REGISTRATION). Written Answers November 19, 1925

UNEMPLOYMENT. Commons November 26, 1925

PILLAR BOX, ROTHWELL. Written Answers December 3, 1925

PENSION OFFICES. YORKSHIRE. Commons December 10, 1925

BRITISH EMPIRE EXHIBITION GUARANTEE. Commons December 10, 1925

2 speeches — STATE CONTRIBUTIONS (CIRCULAR 1371). Commons December 14, 1925

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