Reverend James Barr

1862 - February 24, 1949
Summary information for Reverend James Barr

Contributions

1936

PALESTINE AND TRANSJORDANIA (WINE PRODUCTION). Commons March 4, 1936

ROAD FUND (SCOTLAND). Commons March 4, 1936

PERTH CORPORATION ORDER CONFIRMATION BILL (Lords) [By Order]. Commons March 4, 1936

ARMY REGULATIONS (MOUSTACHES). Commons March 5, 1936

LICENSING (AMENDMENT) BILL. Commons March 6, 1936

CHAPLAINS. Commons March 10, 1936

CLUBS (SCOTLAND) BILL. Commons March 18, 1936

ACCIDENT (COATBRIDGE). Commons March 30, 1936

DEATH SENTENCE. Commons March 30, 1936

2 speeches — BETTING (No. 1) BILL. Commons April 3, 1936

2 speeches — HOUSING. Commons May 5, 1936

5 speeches — TITHE BILL. Commons May 13, 1936

2 speeches — MOTOR DRIVING LICENCES. Commons May 20, 1936

HOUSING. Commons May 26, 1936

POLICE (COATBRIDGE). Commons May 26, 1936

CLAUSE 2.—(Provisions with respect to employment certificates.) Commons May 26, 1936

STATISTICS. Written Answers May 26, 1936

TANGANYIKA. Commons May 27, 1936

POLICE (COATBRIDGE). Commons June 16, 1936

COAL MINES ACT, 1930. Commons June 24, 1936

EDUCATION (SCOTLAND) BILL. Commons July 2, 1936

3 speeches — Police administration (Coatbridge). Commons July 9, 1936

SCOTLAND (ABLE-BODIED UNEMPLOYED). Written Answers July 13, 1936

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH FOR SCOTLAND. Commons July 14, 1936

SCOTLAND (ABLE-BODIED UNEMPLOYED). Written Answers July 16, 1936

SMALL HOLDINGS, INVERNESS-SHIRE AND ARGYLLSHIRE. Commons July 21, 1936

UNEMPLOYMENT ASSISTANCE ACT, 1934. Commons July 22, 1936

SOUTHERN RHODESIA. Written Answers July 28, 1936

FIRST SCHEDULE. Commons July 29, 1936

SPIRITS (CONSUMPTION). Commons July 30, 1936

ANNUAL HOLIDAY BILL. Commons November 27, 1936

EXPENSES OF MEMBERS OF CERTAIN LOCAL AUTHORITIES. Commons December 2, 1936

SCHEDULE. Commons December 12, 1936

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