Colonel Sir Arthur Holbrook
1850 - December 24, 1946Summary information for Colonel Sir Arthur Holbrook
Contributions
1926
FILM INDUSTRY. Written Answers February 2, 1926
INDECENT PUBLICATIONS AND PLAYS. Commons February 4, 1926
UNEMPLOYMENT AND INDUSTRIAL ORGANISATION. Commons February 4, 1926
LAND PURCHASE. Written Answers February 4, 1926
PUBLIC SERVICE VEHICLES. Written Answers February 4, 1926
WOOLWICH CADETS. Written Answers February 4, 1926
NAVY, ARMY, AND AIR FORCE INSTITUTES. Written Answers February 4, 1926
BRITISH AND FOREIGN TYPEWRITERS. Commons February 22, 1926
LAND CHARGES ACT. Written Answers February 22, 1926
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE (EASTER RECESS). Commons March 23, 1926
2 speeches — FOOD DEPARTMENT (LIQUIDATION). Commons March 30, 1926
NATIONAL RESERVE (WAR MEDAL). Commons March 30, 1926
MILITARY CROSS (PENSION). Commons March 30, 1926
PARCEL POST (SMALLHOLDERS). Commons March 31, 1926
NELSON STATUE, DUBLIN. Commons March 31, 1926
TELEPHONE DIRECTORIES (PRINTING). Commons March 31, 1926
2 speeches — COURT-MARTIAL SENTENCE (CAPTAIN T. BROMLEY). Commons March 31, 1926
HYDE PARK DEMONSTRATION (POLICE ACTION). Commons March 31, 1926
2 speeches — POULTRY FARM LANDS (TAXATION). Commons April 1, 1926
2 speeches — DEPRECIATED CURRENCIES (IMPORT TAXATION). Commons April 1, 1926
COMMUNIST PROPAGANDA. Written Answers April 1, 1926
ELECTRICAL SERVICES WORKS COMPANY. Written Answers April 13, 1926
GREAT EXHIBITION OF 1851 (SURPLUS FUNDS). Commons April 14, 1926
ALIENS ACT (JAPANESE STUDENT). Commons April 15, 1926
SCHOLARSHIPS. Commons April 15, 1926
2 speeches — JUDICIAL PROCEEDINGS (REGULATION OF REPORTS) BILL. Commons April 16, 1926
BOARD OF TRADE (FOOD DEPARTMENT). Written Answers April 22, 1926
TRACTION ENGINES (RUBBER TYRES). Written Answers May 5, 1926
BASINGSTOKE DISTRICT COUNCIL. Written Answers May 5, 1926
MECHANICALLY-PROPELLED VEHICLES (DUTY). Written Answers May 5, 1926
INCOME TAX (PENSIONS). Commons May 6, 1926
H. M. S. "HAMPSHIRE." Written Answers May 6, 1926
4 speeches — INDUSTRIAL CRISIS. Commons May 7, 1926
2 speeches — EXCESS PROFITS DUTY. Commons June 21, 1926
2 speeches — NEW CLAUSE.—(Raduction of duty on certain liquor licences.) Commons June 21, 1926
2 speeches — FIRST SCHEDULE.—(Amended rates of Duties on certain mechanically-propelled vehicles.) Commons June 21, 1926
2 speeches — RANKER OFFICERS (PENSIONS). Commons June 22, 1926
ENEMY DEBTS (BRITISH CLEARING OFFICE). Written Answers July 14, 1926
RURAL HOUSING. Written Answers July 21, 1926
FOOD DEPARTMENT (CLAIMS BY AMERICAN PACKERS). Written Answers July 23, 1926
POOR LAW RECIPIENTS (FRANCHISE). Written Answers August 4, 1926
FILM INDUSTRY. Written Answers August 4, 1926
BOURNE END TELEPHONE EXCHANGE. Written Answers August 4, 1926
5 speeches — QUESTION OF PRIVILEGE. Commons October 25, 1926
5 speeches — PRIVILEGE (COMPLAINT OF MEMBER'S SPEECH). Commons October 26, 1926
EARL OF YPRES (MEMORIAL). Commons November 15, 1926
DOAHNIONS SETTLERS. Commons November 15, 1926
ROYAL ARMY ORDNANCE CORPS (VOCATIONAL TRAINING) Commons November 15, 1926
ARMY, NAVY AND AIR FORCE CANTEENS (WOMEN EMPLOYÉS). Commons November 16, 1926
RAILWAY WAGONS (SOUTHAMPTON). Commons November 16, 1926
2 speeches — MURDER CHARGE (UNITED STATES SUBJECT). Commons November 16, 1926
PETERSHAM ROAD WIDENING SCHEME (POPPY FACTORY). Written Answers November 22, 1926
ARMY ORDNANCE DEPOT, TIDWORTH. Written Answers November 22, 1926
LIGHTING RESTRICTIONS. Written Answers November 30, 1926
FIRST FIELD BRIGADE. Written Answers December 1, 1926
CLAUSE 1.—(Amendment of 38 and 39 Vict. c. 55 and 54 and 55 Vict. c. 76 in respect of smoke nuisances.) Commons December 6, 1926
CLAUSE 5.—(Power to make by-laws respecting new buildings, 57 & 58 Vict. c. cexiii.) Commons December 6, 1926
TRADE UNION LAWS. Commons December 7, 1926
2 speeches — CIVIL SERVICE (NATIONAL WHITLEY COUNCIL). Commons December 8, 1926
3 speeches — NEW CLAUSE.—(Saving for proprietor of newspaper.) Commons December 10, 1926
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