Sir Robert Harmsworth

1870 - January 19, 1937
Summary information for Sir Robert Harmsworth

Contributions

1905

Inquiry into Depression of Fishing Industry in Sutherland and Caithness. Commons March 2, 1905

Delivery of London Night Mails in the North, of Scotland. Commons March 2, 1905

Conveyance of Mails between Wick and Lybster. Commons April 3, 1905

Rewards for Information of Illegal Trawling. Commons April 3, 1905

Illegal Trawling by British Trawl Boats sailing under Foreign Flags. Commons April 3, 1905

Wick Harbour Improvements—Applica tion for a Loan. Commons April 12, 1905

Inverness Mail Delays. Commons April 13, 1905

Illegal Trawling by Foreign Boats Manned by British Crews. Commons April 18, 1905

H.M.S. "Prince George" in Collision with a German Vessel—Liability for Damage of German Government. Commons April 18, 1905

Motor Traffic Regulations in the Royal Parks. Commons June 28, 1905

Motor Boat "Pioneer"—Suggested Call at Wick. Commons July 17, 1905

Trawling in Scotch Waters. Commons July 17, 1905

2 speeches — Recommendations of Departmental Committee on the Sea Fisheries of Sutherland and Caithness Commons July 24, 1905

Closing of Pentland Firth to Trawlers. Commons July 24, 1905

Loans for Haddock Curers in Sutherland and Caithness. Commons July 24, 1905

Reduction of Duty on Scotch Herrings Imported into Russia. Commons July 27, 1905

Closing of the Pentland Firth to Trawlers. Commons July 31, 1905

Erection of Boatslips on the Caithness Coast. Commons July 31, 1905

Scotch Herring Fishery—Loans for Purchase of Boats. Commons July 31, 1905

Norwegian Trawlers Convicted of Illegal Trawling at Wick. Commons August 1, 1905

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