Colonel Ralph Glyn
1884 - May 1, 1960Summary information for Colonel Ralph Glyn
Contributions
1929
ELECTRICITY SCHEMES. Written Answers February 1, 1929
3 speeches — TRANSPORT VEHICLES (SUBSIDY). Commons February 5, 1929
TRAFFIC NOISES. Written Answers February 5, 1929
PUBLIC SERVICE VEHICLES (INSPECTION). Commons February 12, 1929
ACCIDENTS, LONDON. Commons February 12, 1929
2 speeches — CLAUSE 4.—(Administrative Schemes.) Commons February 12, 1929
PERSONS REGISTERED (NATIONALITY). Written Answers February 19, 1929
WRITING ASSISTANTS, CLERICAL AND "P" CLASSES. Written Answers February 27, 1929
2 speeches — ARMY ESTIMATES, 1929. Commons February 28, 1929
TEMPORARY AND "P" CLASS CLERKS. Written Answers February 28, 1929
SHIPPING CASUALTIES (LOAD-LINE). Written Answers March 4, 1929
2 speeches — DEAD SEA SALTS (CONCESSION). Written Answers March 4, 1929
TEMPORARY CLERKS. Written Answers March 6, 1929
PERMANENT SECRETARIES. Written Answers March 6, 1929
TRAFFIC CONTROL, LONDON. Written Answers March 7, 1929
IRISH PERSONS. Written Answers March 8, 1929
RATES OF PAY (PROVINCIAL DIFFERENTIATION). Written Answers March 11, 1929
MOTOR SPIRIT. Written Answers March 14, 1929
INDUSTRIAL EMPLOYÉS, WOOLWICH AND DIDCOT. Written Answers March 27, 1929
AUSTRALIA (ECONOMIC MISSION'S REPORT). Written Answers April 15, 1929
BRITISH VISITORS, FRANCE (VACCINATION). Commons April 17, 1929
DOMINIONS OFFICE. Commons April 18, 1929
2 speeches — ROYAL COMMISSION. Commons April 25, 1929
ROAD EXPENDITURE. Written Answers May 2, 1929
SMALL-HOLDINGS. Written Answers May 2, 1929
TELEPHONES. Written Answers May 7, 1929
3 speeches — DEVELOPMENT (LOAN GUARANTEES AND GRANTS) [MONEY]. Commons July 16, 1929
HOUSING ACCOMMODATION. Commons July 18, 1929
UNDISCOVERED MURDERERS. Commons July 18, 1929
2 speeches — CLAUSE 4.—(Amendment of 16 and 17 Geo. 5. c. 62.) Commons July 18, 1929
TAXI-CABS, LONDON. Written Answers July 19, 1929
CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION DEPARTMENT. Written Answers July 25, 1929
2 speeches — DUMPING OF GERMAN WHEAT. Commons October 30, 1929
ACCOMMODATION. Written Answers October 31, 1929
ELECTRICITY SUPPLY. Written Answers November 4, 1929
CEREAL CROPS (GERMANY AND AUSTRIA). Written Answers November 4, 1929
KNIGHTSBRIDGE BARRACKS. Written Answers November 4, 1929
BARLEY (IMPORTS). Written Answers November 5, 1929
2 speeches — NATIONALISATION OF TRANSPORT. Commons November 6, 1929
SHIPBUILDING PROGRAMME (SUSPENDED CONTRACTS). Written Answers November 6, 1929
WHEAT (IMPORTS FROM ARGENTINE). Written Answers November 11, 1929
TIME-EXPIRED MEN, INDIA. Written Answers November 12, 1929
ROYAL VETERINARY COLLEGE. Written Answers November 12, 1929
ANNUAL HOLIDAY BILL. Commons November 15, 1929
CAVALRY TRAINING (KNIGHTSBRIDGE BARRACKS). Written Answers November 15, 1929
5 speeches — CLAUSE 7.—(Provision as to payment of benefit). Commons December 9, 1929
CLAUSE 11.—(Crediting of contributions in respect of persons continuing education.) Commons December 9, 1929
2 speeches — CLAUSE 15.—(Transitory provisions.) Commons December 10, 1929
2 speeches — SINGAPORE BASE. Commons December 11, 1929
EXPENDITURE (SINGAPORE). Commons December 11, 1929
NEW CLAUSE.—(Amendment as to disqualifications for receipt of benefit.) Commons December 12, 1929
INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, BARCELONA. Written Answers December 12, 1929
KING'S BENCH DIVISION (JUDGES). Written Answers December 13, 1929
INFANTRY BATTALIONS. Written Answers December 13, 1929
3 speeches — INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, BARCELONA. Commons December 16, 1929
TRAFFIC SIGNALS. Commons December 16, 1929
SPAIN. Written Answers December 17, 1929
MOTOR CYCLE NUMBER PLATES. Written Answers December 18, 1929
MINERALS. Written Answers December 19, 1929
REGIMENTAL ESTABLISHMENTS. Written Answers December 23, 1929
MEDICAL TREATMENT. Written Answers December 23, 1929
INCOME TAX (CHARITIES). Written Answers December 23, 1929
CUSTOMS DUTIES. Written Answers December 23, 1929
IMPORTS. Written Answers December 23, 1929
ROYAL COMMISSIONS AND COMMITTEES. Written Answers December 24, 1929
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