Commander Sir Peter Agnew
July 9, 1900 - August 26, 1990Summary information for Commander Sir Peter Agnew
Contributions
1939
REFUGEES. Commons February 21, 1939
UNEMPLOYMENT. Commons February 22, 1939
DEFENCE LOANS. Commons February 23, 1939
4 speeches — SHOPS BILL. Commons February 24, 1939
FOREIGN LEGION. Commons March 7, 1939
NEW ROYAL YACHT. Commons March 7, 1939
NAVY ESTIMATES, 1939. Commons March 16, 1939
2 speeches — WAGES, ETC., OF OFFICERS AND MEN OF THE ROYAL NAVY AND ROYAL MARINES, AND CIVILIANS EMPLOYED ON FLEET SERVICES. Commons March 16, 1939
2 speeches — CIVIL DEFENCE (REGIONAL COMMISSIONERS). Commons April 18, 1939
AMENDMENT OF LAW. Commons May 1, 1939
2 speeches — MILITARY TRAINING BILL. Commons May 4, 1939
MILITARY TRAINING BILL. Commons May 8, 1939
MILITARY TRAINING [MONEY]. Commons May 8, 1939
CLAUSE I.—(Classes of persons liable to be registered and called up for military training.) Commons May 10, 1939
2 speeches — CLAUSE 2.—(Exemption of certain classes of persons.) Commons May 10, 1939
CLAUSE 3.—(Conscientious Objectors.) Commons May 11, 1939
5 speeches — CLAUSE 4.—(Medical Examination.) Commons May 11, 1939
CLAUSE 5.—(Calling up persons for military training.) Commons May 12, 1939
CIVIL AIR GUARD. Commons May 17, 1939
CLAUSE I.—(Classes of persons liable to be registered and called up for military training.) Commons May 18, 1939
CLAUSE 5.—(Calling up persons for military training.) Commons May 18, 1939
MACHINE TOOLS (IMPORTS). Commons May 22, 1939
TELEVISION. Commons June 5, 1939
JEWISH REFUGEES. Commons June 5, 1939
RESPIRATORS. Commons June 8, 1939
7 speeches — CLASS II. Commons July 20, 1939
MILITIA (BERETS). Commons July 25, 1939
5 speeches — HOUSE OF COMMONS MEMBERS FUND BILL. Commons July 25, 1939
IMMIGRATION. Commons July 26, 1939
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. Commons July 26, 1939
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