Colonel William Carver

1868 - January 28, 1961
Summary information for Colonel William Carver

Contributions

1937

2 speeches — BUTTER. Commons January 28, 1937

REMOUNTS (STATISTICS). Written Answers January 28, 1937

MILK MARKETING BOARD (BUTTER PRICES). Written Answers February 4, 1937

BUTTER AND MILK. Written Answers February 8, 1937

2 speeches — CUSTOMS HOUSE (LOWER THAMES STREET). Commons March 10, 1937

EGYPT (TAXATION). Written Answers March 18, 1937

AGRICULTURE (CEREALS PRODUCTION). Written Answers April 12, 1937

2 speeches — SELBY BRIDGE. Commons June 3, 1937

ANTHRAX. Written Answers June 9, 1937

RIVERSIDE QUAY, LOWER THAMES STREET. Commons June 14, 1937

AGRICULTURAL WORKERS. Commons June 15, 1937

UGANDA (LEPROSY). Commons June 15, 1937

SHEEP-WORRYING. Commons June 22, 1937

BAND PERFORMANCES, CUSTOM HOUSE WHARF. Written Answers June 22, 1937

DARTMOOR PRISON (KNOCK SYSTEM). Commons July 1, 1937

SEASONAL AGRICULTURAL WORK. Commons July 8, 1937

BRITISH ARMY (RECRUITMENT). Written Answers July 8, 1937

ELECTRICITY SUPPLY, YORKSHIRE. Written Answers July 13, 1937

AGRICULTURAL INSTRUCTION. Commons October 28, 1937

COAST EROSION. Written Answers October 28, 1937

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. Written Answers October 28, 1937

AGRICULTURE (GRASS-DRYING). Written Answers October 29, 1937

GREY SQUIRRELS DESTRUCTION. Written Answers November 1, 1937

ICE CREAM. Written Answers November 1, 1937

ROADS AND FOOTPATHS. Written Answers November 3, 1937

NEW AERODROMES. Written Answers November 3, 1937

BUTTER (PRICES). Written Answers November 8, 1937

AGRICULTURAL WORKERS. Commons November 11, 1937

FOOT-AND-MOUTH DISEASE. Written Answers November 11, 1937

TURKEYS. Written Answers November 11, 1937

AGRICULTURAL WORKERS. Written Answers November 23, 1937

CHEESE. Written Answers December 6, 1937

FARM WORKERS. Written Answers December 9, 1937

2 speeches — PROTECTIVE DUTIES. Written Answers December 23, 1937

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