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Mr George Morrison is a former MP for Combined Scottish Universities.

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Former MP for Combined Scottish Universities

Entered the House of Commons on 12 March 1934 — unknown

Left the House of Commons on 6 March 1945 — unknown

Previous MPs in this constituency

• John Buchan
• Archibald Skelton
• Dugald Cowan
• John Buchan
• George Berry
• Dugald Cowan
• John Buchan
• George Berry
• Dugald Cowan
• Henry Craik
• Dugald Cowan
• George Berry
• Dugald Cowan
• Henry Craik
• Dugald Cowan
• Henry Craik
• William Cheyne

Future MPs in this constituency

• John Kerr
• Archibald Skelton
• John Kerr
• Ramsay Macdonald
• John Anderson
• John Boyd-Orr
• John Kerr
• John Anderson
• John Boyd-Orr
• Walter Elliot

Recent appearances

• Orders of the Day — Education Bill 12 May 1944

  I count it a privilege to be allowed to congratulate the Ministers who have reached a triumphant conclusion to their important work. I speak as one who has been connected with the work of education for over half a century. Through these discussions, which I have followed very closely, I have seldom lost the consciousness—borne in upon me many times in the course of my work as a...

• Orders of the Day — Pensions (Increase) Bill: Second Schedule. — (Authorised Increases of Certain Pensions.) 4 May 1944

  I wish to thank the Chancellor for the improvements he has made in the Bill. I am sure his proposals will be gratefully welcomed in many homes in the country. My hon. Friend the Member for Bridgeton (Mr. Maxton) has pointed out, correctly, that we have few teachers in Scotland whose pensions are less than £100. Most of them are in the pre-1919 group. I have pleaded their cause many times in...

• Orders of the Day — Education Bill: Clause 41. — (Young people's colleges.) 23 Mar 1944

  I rise merely to ask the President if he will be good enough to bear in mind the suggestion made in the Second Reading Debate by the hon. Gentleman the Member for Norwich (Sir G. Shakespeare). He feels that there is some confusion in people's minds as to the objects and the possibilities of these new young people's colleges, and I should like to ask the Minister that before he issues definite...

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