Sir John Butcher

1853 - June 30, 1935
Summary information for Sir John Butcher

Contributions

1925

2 speeches — THE ATTACK ON BRITISH TROOPS AT QUEENSTOWN. Lords February 24, 1925

7 speeches — FINANCIAL ARRANGEMENTS WITH IRISH FREE STATE. Lords March 5, 1925

HOUSE OF LORDS REFORM Lords March 25, 1925

BELLIGERENT RIGHTS AT SEA. Lords April 1, 1925

2 speeches — PERFORMING ANIMALS (No. 2) BILL. Lords April 2, 1925

2 speeches — STATUS OF MARRIED WOMEN. Lords May 6, 1925

2 speeches — VALUATION (METROPOLIS) BILL. Lords May 6, 1925

HONOURS COMMITTEE. Lords May 12, 1925

9 speeches — PERFORMING ANIMALS (No. 2) BILL. Lords May 14, 1925

4 speeches — PERFORMING ANIMALS (No. 2) BILL. Lords May 21, 1925

2 speeches — PERFORMING ANIMALS (No. 2) BILL. Lords May 26, 1925

6 speeches — IRISH FREE STATE CLAIMS. Lords June 17, 1925

THEATRICAL EMPLOYERS REGISTRATION BILL. Lords July 2, 1925

SUMMARY JURISDICTION (SEPARATION AND MAINTENANCE) BILL. Lords July 2, 1925

CLAIMS FOR COMPENSATION IN IRELAND. Lords July 2, 1925

8 speeches — THEATRICAL EMPLOYERS REGISTRATION BILL. Lords July 9, 1925

2 speeches — THEATRICAL EMPLOYERS REGISTRATION BILL. Lords July 14, 1925

3 speeches — CLAIMS FOR COMPENSATION IN IRELAND. Lords July 15, 1925

MINISTERS OF RELIGION (REMOVAL OF DISQUALIFICATIONS) BILL. Lords July 20, 1925

2 speeches — ROADS IMPROVEMENT BILL. Lords July 22, 1925

2 speeches — MINISTERS OF RELIGION (REMOVAL OF DISQUALIFICATIONS) BILL. Lords July 22, 1925

8 speeches — PUBLIC HEALTH BILL. Lords July 23, 1925

JUDICIAL PROCEEDINGS (REGULA- TION OF REPORTS) BILL. [H.L.] Lords July 29, 1925

MONEYLENDERS BILL. [H.L.] Lords November 26, 1925

BETTING AND TAXATION. Lords December 2, 1925

14 speeches — IRELAND (CONFIRMATION OF AGREEMENT) BILL. Lords December 9, 1925

RATING AND VALUATION BILL. Lords December 14, 1925

CRIMINAL JUSTICE BILL. Lords December 15, 1925

RATING AND VALUATION BILL. Lords December 16, 1925

THE SETTLED LAND ACT. Lords December 21, 1925

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