That this House notes that 10 October will be the 50th anniversary of the October 1974 General Election; further notes that this date will mark 50 years since the first election of Andrew Welsh to the House of Commons; also notes his many years of public service to the people of Angus in both the House of Commons and Scottish Parliament as well as in the role of Provost of Angus; acknowledges the support of his wife Sheena Welsh throughout this time both in terms of his parliamentary and local constituency work; and continues to be grateful for their contributions to Scottish public life.

That this House notes that 10 October will be the 50th anniversary of the October 1974 General Election; further notes that this date will mark 50 years since the first election of Andrew Welsh to the House of Commons; also notes his many years of public service to the people...

That this House regrets the remarks by the honourable Member for Angus East in Early Day Motion No. 170 (Conduct of the honourable Member for North Tayside and J. M. Barrie); notes that the honourable Member for North Tayside has been a frequent visitor to Angus District Council Headquarters, where he has had meetings with the Chief Executive and other officials about the problems of constituents; further notes that the letter from British Telecom of 3rd May 1994 to the honourable Member for North Tayside clearly states that the exhibition by Mr Caswell of paintings illustrating J. M. Barrie's story of Peter Pan in the Jubilee Room is to celebrate the 90th anniversary and in recognition of the Kirriemuir connection; regrets that no attempt was made by the honourable Member for Angus East to advise the honourable Member for North Tayside according to parliamentary convention of his interest; and cannot understand why the two attempts by the honourable Member of North Tayside to have the matter discussed were not acted upon, which probably accounts for the failure of British Telecom and the honourable Member for Angus East to advise the honourable Member for North Tayside of the address of Mr Caswell.

That this House regrets the remarks by the honourable Member for Angus East in Early Day Motion No. 170 (Conduct of the honourable Member for North Tayside and J. M. Barrie); notes that the honourable Member for North Tayside has been a frequent visitor to Angus District Council Headquarters, where...

That this House condemns the views expressed by the spokesperson of the Scottish National Party, the honourable Member for Angus East, that his party is prepared to sanction 'sabotage' which could mean everything from turning a tap off to blowing a pipe right up in pursuit of their aims; and considers such language to be inflammatory and show the Scottish National Party to be a party which is prepared to renounce democratic means to achieve its separatist objectives.

That this House condemns the views expressed by the spokesperson of the Scottish National Party, the honourable Member for Angus East, that his party is prepared to sanction 'sabotage' which could mean everything from turning a tap off to blowing a pipe right up in pursuit of their aims; and...

That this House expresses its deep repugnance at the recent statement by the honourable Member for Angus East in which he said he was a nationalist because he was ashamed of his country, indicating his contempt for the views of the majority of Scots as expressed democratically through the ballot box.

That this House expresses its deep repugnance at the recent statement by the honourable Member for Angus East in which he said he was a nationalist because he was ashamed of his country, indicating his contempt for the views of the majority of Scots as expressed democratically through the ballot...

That this House wonders how a genuine and honest mistake by an honourable Member can be compared with the action of the honourable Member for Angus East, who reported the honourable Member for North Tayside in 1988, thus demonstrating his awareness of the rules governing the use of House of Commons notepaper and pre-paid envelopes, and who in 1991 deliberately and blatantly broke the rules, thus demonstrating his complete lack of respect for the rule of law.

That this House wonders how a genuine and honest mistake by an honourable Member can be compared with the action of the honourable Member for Angus East, who reported the honourable Member for North Tayside in 1988, thus demonstrating his awareness of the rules governing the use of House of...

That this House condemns the public support which the honourable Member for Angus East has given in Tayside to the SNP campaign of Can Pay Won't Pay of the community charge, thus leading to increased community charge demands for the law abiding citizens of Tayside; and further condemns the honourable Member for the way he has deliberately and improperly used House of Commons notepaper and pre-paid envelopes for non-constituency direct mail in order to market his own brand of political prejudice, thus clearly demonstrating his rejection of the rule of law in Tayside and in Parliament.

That this House condemns the public support which the honourable Member for Angus East has given in Tayside to the SNP campaign of Can Pay Won't Pay of the community charge, thus leading to increased community charge demands for the law abiding citizens of Tayside; and further condemns the honourable...