Brigadier Sir Harry Mackeson

May 25, 1905 - January 25, 1964
Summary information for Brigadier Sir Harry Mackeson

Contributions

1952

FOREIGN AFFAIRS Commons February 26, 1952

LICENSED PREMISES IN NEW TOWNS BILL Commons February 27, 1952

Fibre Building Boards Written Answers May 29, 1952

Turkish Cotton Written Answers June 10, 1952

RAILWAY SLEEPERS (DUTY) Commons June 11, 1952

5 speeches — Clause 1.—(AMENDMENT OF DEFINITION OF"GERMAN ENEMY DEBT"12, 13 & 14 GEO. 6. c. 85.) Commons June 12, 1952

Volta River Project Written Answers June 16, 1952

Exports to Russia (Rubber) Written Answers June 17, 1952

Softwoods Written Answers June 17, 1952

7 speeches — NEWSPRINT PRICES Commons June 23, 1952

ANGLO-AMERICAN CO-OPERATION (MATERIALS AND COMMODITIES) Written Answers June 25, 1952

Commodity Stocks Written Answers June 26, 1952

WORLD TRADE (EXPANSION) Commons June 30, 1952

2 speeches — Coke (Exports to Denmark) Written Answers June 30, 1952

Tomato Imports Written Answers June 30, 1952

Magnesium Factory, Lowerhouse (Cost) Written Answers June 30, 1952

2 speeches — India and Pakistan Jute (Export Duty) Commons July 3, 1952

3 speeches — International Cotton Agreement (Proposals) Commons July 3, 1952

4 speeches — WASTE PAPER COLLECTIONS, SCOTLAND Commons July 7, 1952

ANGLO-BRAZILIAN TRADE Commons July 9, 1952

2 speeches — Softwood Commons July 10, 1952

Basic Slag Written Answers July 10, 1952

Esparto Grass and Wood-Pulp Written Answers July 10, 1952

Waste Paper Salvage Written Answers July 14, 1952

Potash Deposits, Yorkshire Written Answers July 14, 1952

Textile Imports Written Answers July 15, 1952

Fruit Pulp Imports Written Answers July 15, 1952

Waste Paper Salvage Written Answers July 17, 1952

Newsprint Prices Written Answers July 17, 1952

EXPORTS (SALESMANSHIP) Commons July 18, 1952

FISH (EXPORTS TO FRANCE) Written Answers July 21, 1952

4 speeches — Carpet Industry Commons July 22, 1952

2 speeches — Silk Fabrics Commons July 22, 1952

3 speeches — Tobacco (Non-dollar Purchases) Commons July 22, 1952

Overseas Samples (Board of Trade Purchases) Commons July 22, 1952

2 speeches — Lobsters (French Purchases) Commons July 22, 1952

2 speeches — Paper Tube Industry Commons July 22, 1952

PLUMS (IMPORT) Written Answers July 23, 1952

9 speeches — LEAD (PRIVATE TRADING) Commons July 28, 1952

Coal (Exports to Italy) Written Answers July 28, 1952

Potatoes Written Answers July 28, 1952

4 speeches — Cuban Sugar Commons July 29, 1952

3 speeches — Moscow Economic Conference (Orders) Commons July 29, 1952

Waste Paper (Wood Pulp Imports) Written Answers July 29, 1952

2 speeches — HORTICULTURAL TARIFFS Commons July 31, 1952

Jute Control Written Answers July 31, 1952

Lead (Private Trading) Written Answers July 31, 1952

Canadian Magnesium Written Answers July 31, 1952

Newsprint (Price and Rationing Control) Written Answers July 31, 1952

6 speeches — ANGLO-AMERICAN TIN AGREEMENT Commons August 1, 1952

Lead Written Answers August 1, 1952

Flax Written Answers August 1, 1952

WASTE PAPER SALVAGE Written Answers October 20, 1952

Anglo-U.S.S.R. Trade Talks Written Answers October 21, 1952

Road Establishments (Catering) Written Answers October 21, 1952

Coronation (Brighton Hotels' Accommodation) Written Answers October 21, 1952

Cotton, Sulphur, Rubber and Softwood Written Answers October 23, 1952

Lead and Zinc Written Answers October 27, 1952

Australia and New Zealand (Import Restrictions) Written Answers October 28, 1952

Tea (Exports to U.S.A.) Written Answers October 28, 1952

Chipboard Written Answers October 30, 1952

Factory Building, Scotland Written Answers October 30, 1952

Tin (Home Production) Written Answers October 30, 1952

FOREIGN AFFAIRS AND DEFENCE Commons November 6, 1952

Enemy Property Written Answers November 11, 1952

Commercial Relations and Exports Department (Staff) Written Answers November 11, 1952

Newsprint Supplies Commons November 13, 1952

2 speeches — Newspaper Contents Bills Commons November 13, 1952

2 speeches — International Materials Conference Commons November 13, 1952

4 speeches — Cotton Commission (Members' Activities) Commons November 13, 1952

Scotland—Canada Trade Written Answers November 18, 1952

Carpets (Exports to Brazil) Written Answers November 18, 1952

Mining Timber Imports Written Answers November 18, 1952

British Firms (Commonwealth Projects) Written Answers November 18, 1952

2 speeches — Anglo-American Trade Commons November 20, 1952

4 speeches — Exports Commons November 20, 1952

3 speeches — Cuban Sugar Commons November 20, 1952

4 speeches — Rubber and Tin (Exports to U.S.S.R. and China) Commons November 20, 1952

British Cars (Exports to France) Commons November 20, 1952

Coronation Pottery Exports Commons November 20, 1952

2 speeches — U.K.—Saskatchewan Trade Commons November 20, 1952

4 speeches — Sugar Fat and Fondant Imports Commons November 20, 1952

3 speeches — Coronation Visitors (Moored Ships) Commons November 20, 1952

3 speeches — U.S. Recorded Programmes (Import) Commons November 20, 1952

2 speeches — Printed Cotton Cloth Commons November 20, 1952

3 speeches — Carnauba Wax Commons November 20, 1952

2 speeches — West African Furniture Imports Commons November 20, 1952

5 speeches — Coronation Accommodation Committee Commons November 20, 1952

4 speeches — Motor Industry (Foreign Competition) Commons November 20, 1952

2 speeches — Waste Paper (Utilisation) Commons November 20, 1952

2 speeches — Electricity Poles (Price) Commons November 20, 1952

3 speeches — Home-Grown Flax Commons November 20, 1952

Newspaper Contents Bills Commons November 20, 1952

Italian Cloth Written Answers November 20, 1952

Exports (Sales Council) Written Answers November 20, 1952

Sugar Fat and Fondant Imports Written Answers November 20, 1952

Oak Wagon Scantlings Written Answers November 24, 1952

2 speeches — Brazilian Trade (Export Credits) Written Answers November 24, 1952

Brazil (Debts to British Exporters) Written Answers November 25, 1952

G.A.T.T. (Discussions) Written Answers November 25, 1952

Agricultural Machinery Exports Written Answers November 25, 1952

Sugar-Fat Mixtures Written Answers November 27, 1952

Postage Stamps Written Answers November 27, 1952

4 speeches — Anglo-European Trade Commons December 2, 1952

Burma Teak Commons December 2, 1952

Pit-props Commons December 2, 1952

Anglo-Argentine Negotiations Written Answers December 2, 1952

Films (Foreign Discrimination) Written Answers December 2, 1952

Dried Bulbs (Import Quota) Written Answers December 2, 1952

Canary Tomato Imports Written Answers December 2, 1952

Cement Imports Written Answers December 2, 1952

Maltese Exports (Imperial Preference) Written Answers December 4, 1952

Italian Paper-knives Written Answers December 4, 1952

Czechoslovakian Scarves Written Answers December 9, 1952

Businessmen (Accommodation) Written Answers December 9, 1952

Hotels (Purchase Tax Refunds) Written Answers December 9, 1952

Coronation Accommodation Written Answers December 9, 1952

Anglo-Argentine Negotiations Written Answers December 9, 1952

Marine Glue (Export Licence) Written Answers December 9, 1952

2 speeches — British Industries Fair (Site and Communications) Written Answers December 9, 1952

Imports and Exports to U.S.S.R. Written Answers December 9, 1952

British Goods, Eastern Europe Written Answers December 9, 1952

Textile Imports Written Answers December 9, 1952

U.N.E.S.C.O. Agreement (Ratification) Written Answers December 9, 1952

Books and Periodicals (U.S. Seizure) Written Answers December 9, 1952

Canadian Railway Cars (British Tenders) Written Answers December 9, 1952

Sugar Exports Written Answers December 9, 1952

U.S.S.R. (U.K. EXPORTS) Written Answers December 10, 1952

Import Restrictions Written Answers December 15, 1952

Fruit Pulp Written Answers December 15, 1952

3 speeches — Coronation (Price Levels) Commons December 16, 1952

2 speeches — Playing Marbles Commons December 16, 1952

2 speeches — Home-Produced Films (Tax Reliefs) Commons December 16, 1952

2 speeches — British Industries Fair Commons December 16, 1952

11 speeches — Coronation (Hotel Accommodation) Commons December 16, 1952

2 speeches — Electrical Manufacturers Catalogue (Export Trade) Commons December 16, 1952

2 speeches — Foreign Textiles Commons December 16, 1952

2 speeches — Horticultural Imports Commons December 16, 1952

2 speeches — Women's Dresses and Piece Goods Commons December 16, 1952

2 speeches — Import Restrictions Commons December 16, 1952

Fruit Pulp Commons December 16, 1952

4 speeches — Anglo-Argentine Negotiations Commons December 16, 1952

2 speeches — Yugoslavia (Lord Strabolgi's Visit) Commons December 16, 1952

6 speeches — Anti-biotics (Exports to China) Commons December 16, 1952

2 speeches — Sugar Supplies (Eastern Europe) Commons December 16, 1952

2 speeches — Manilla Rope Commons December 16, 1952

U.N.E.S.C.O. Agreement (Ratification) Commons December 16, 1952

2 speeches — Cotton Yarns (Argentina Imports) Commons December 16, 1952

Coronation (Hotel Accommodation) Written Answers December 16, 1952

Exporters (Departmental Support) Written Answers December 16, 1952

Anglo-Brazilian Trade Written Answers December 16, 1952

Transatlantic Market Research Written Answers December 16, 1952

Tobacco Imports Written Answers December 16, 1952

5 speeches — Exports to China (Licences) Written Answers December 16, 1952

Import Restrictions (O.E.E.C. Request) Written Answers December 16, 1952

Brazil (Export Credit Guarantees) Written Answers December 16, 1952

Textile Machinery (Export Trade) Written Answers December 16, 1952

Horticultural Products (Import Quotas) Written Answers December 16, 1952

Coronation (British Industries Fair) Written Answers December 16, 1952

Fruit, Flowers and Vegetables Written Answers December 19, 1952

Eastern European Trade Written Answers December 19, 1952

Horticultural Produce Written Answers December 19, 1952

Exports to China (Antibiotics) Written Answers December 19, 1952

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