James White

Details

Born:

10 July 1866

Died:

30 April 1951

Birth place:

Rutherglen, UK

Gender:

Male

Ethnicity:

Unknown

Ethnic minority:

No

Religion:

Unknown

Aristocratic connections:

true

Formative occupation:

Barrister / Advocate

Election occupation:

Barrister / Advocate

Parentage:

James Orr White, of Norwood, and Fanny White, sister of Baron Overtoun

Notes:

None

Knighthood/Dame:

False

Highest Office:

Parliamentary Private Secretary

Who's Who volume:

2

Education level:

Graduate

References

Rush ID:

7535

MNIS ID:

Not set

Wikidata Entity ID:

Q6105323

Parliament ID:

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Beamish Person ID:

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They work for you ID:

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1. WHITE, James (1866-1951)

1. Glasgow Tradeston

   Party:	Liberal
   Year of election:	1911*
   Date of election:	6 July 1911
   Nature of election:	By-election
   Nature of service:	Re-entry
   Year of exit:	1918
   Date of exit:	14 December 1918
   Party:	Liberal
   Nature of exit:	Electoral defeat
   Sponsorship:	None known
   Constituency connections:	None known
   Notes:	None

2. Dunbartonshire

   Party:	Liberal
   Year of election:	1906
   Date of election:	12 January 1906
   Nature of election:	General election
   Nature of service:	First entry
   Year of exit:	1910²
   Date of exit:	3 December 1910
   Party:	Liberal
   Nature of exit:	Retirement
   Sponsorship:	None known
   Constituency connections:	None known
   Notes:	None

1. Glasgow Central

   Connection with constituency:	None known
   Year of election:	1924
   Date of election:	Wed 29th Oct 1924
   Nature of election:	General election
   Party:	Labour
   Notes:

2. Middlesbrough West

   Connection with constituency:	None known
   Year of election:	1923
   Date of election:	Thu 6th Dec 1923
   Nature of election:	General election
   Party:	Labour
   Notes:

1. PPS 1912-1916

   to T. McKinnon Wood, as Secretary for Scotland

2. PPS 1916

   to T. McKinnon Wood, as Chancellor of Duchy of Lancaster and Financial Secretary to the Treasury

3. PPS 1910-1912

   to Lord Pentland, as Secretary for Scotland

1. Trinity College

   Graduated

1. Rugby School

1. Haythornthwaite, Lydia Grace

   Year: 1894

1. Liberal Party Member

   -1919

2. Independent Labour Party Member

   1919-

1. Reform Club

2. National Liberal Club

3. Eighty Club

4. Glasgow Liberal Club