Sir Joseph Lamb

1873 - November 20, 1949
Summary information for Sir Joseph Lamb

Contributions

1943

Beveridge Report Commons January 19, 1943

WAR SITUATION Commons January 19, 1943

WAR CRIMINALS (PUNISHMENT) Written Answers January 19, 1943

ROAD HAULAGE (CLEARING HOUSES) Commons February 10, 1943

2 speeches — CEMETERIES AND BURIAL GROUNDS Commons February 11, 1943

Nurses' and Midwives' Salaries Commons February 11, 1943

Conscientious Objectors Commons February 25, 1943

Teachers (Training) Commons February 25, 1943

Farm Domestic Labour Commons February 25, 1943

FLOWERS BY RAIL (CONCESSION) Commons March 18, 1943

Women's Land Army (Milk Distribution) Commons March 25, 1943

CATERING WAGES BILL Commons March 25, 1943

2 speeches — CLAUSE 1.—(The Catering Wages Com- mission and the workers to whom this Act applies.) Commons March 25, 1943

CATERING WAGES BILL Commons March 25, 1943

REQUISITIONED PREMISES (COM- PENSATION) Commons March 25, 1943

CLAUSE 2.—(General Functions of the Commission.) Commons March 31, 1943

CATERING WAGES BILL Commons April 1, 1943

4 speeches — CLAUSE 6.—(General provisions as to wages board). Commons April 1, 1943

2 speeches — CLAUSE 12.—(Officers.) Commons April 1, 1943

4 speeches — NEW CLAUSE.—(Application to local authorities.) Commons April 6, 1943

2 speeches — TITLE Commons April 20, 1943

9 speeches — BRITISH ARMY (WOMEN MEDICAL OFFICERS) Commons April 20, 1943

BUSINESS AND SITTINGS OF THE HOUSE Commons April 21, 1943

Woollen Underclothing Commons May 4, 1943

FOOD SUPPLIES CONFERENCE Commons May 6, 1943

Latch Needles (Import Licences) Commons May 11, 1943

AGRICULTURE (POST-WAR POLICY) Commons May 11, 1943

STATUTORY RULES AND ORDERS Commons May 11, 1943

SCRAP METAL DUMPS (COLLECTION) Commons May 19, 1943

4 speeches — CLAUSE 2—(Refusal and postponement of interim development applications.) Commons May 25, 1943

2 speeches — Fish (Supplies and Distribution) Commons June 2, 1943

CLAUSE 1.—(Suspension of coal rebates.) Commons June 2, 1943

CLAUSE 2.—(Payment to the Minister of Fuel and Power of amounts corresponding to amounts of suspended rebates.) Commons June 2, 1943

Police War Reserve (Compensation for Injuries) Commons June 10, 1943

Warble Fly Commons June 10, 1943

2 speeches — Farm Sunday Commons June 24, 1943

SEPARATION AND MAINTENANCE ORDERS (DIVISION OF PROPERTY) Commons June 24, 1943

ELECTORAL MACHINERY (GOVERNMENT PROPOSALS) Commons June 24, 1943

Home Flax Production Department Written Answers June 30, 1943

Official Report, House of Commons Commons July 7, 1943

Labour Supervision (Report) Commons July 7, 1943

Agricultural Workers' Cottages (Cost) Commons July 8, 1943

Ploughing-up Campaign Commons July 8, 1943

2 speeches — Wages and Prices Commons July 8, 1943

Agricultural Holdings, Rosneath Estate (Repairs) Commons July 13, 1943

Agricultural Workers Commons July 27, 1943

2 speeches — AGRICULTURE (REGULATION 28B) Commons July 27, 1943

CLAUSE 5.—(Constructional schemes.) Commons July 27, 1943

CLAUSE 10.—(Withdrawal of support where notice of approach required by retained lease.) Commons July 27, 1943

3 speeches — NEW CLAUSE.—(Restriction on working of coal.) Commons July 27, 1943

POST-WAR AGRICULTURAL POLICY Commons August 3, 1943

WAR SERVICE (DECORATIONS) Commons August 3, 1943

PETROL IMPORTS, EIRE Commons August 4, 1943

STATUTORY RULES AND ORDERS Commons September 22, 1943

Women's Albert Hall Meeting Commons October 14, 1943

Livestock Grazing Commons October 14, 1943

Nurses (Factories and Works) Commons October 28, 1943

AGRICULTURAL PRICES AND POLICY Commons October 28, 1943

4 speeches — CLAUSE 2.—(Regulations of Commis- sioners of Inland Revenue.) Commons November 2, 1943

FOODS (LABELLING AND ADVERTISING) Commons November 9, 1943

2 speeches — SERVICE AND CIVILIAN PRISONERS OF WAR, FAR EAST Commons December 7, 1943

2 speeches — Farm Workers (Clothing) Commons December 9, 1943

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