Dr Christopher Addison

1869 - December 11, 1951
Summary information for Dr Christopher Addison

Contributions

1943

3 speeches — WAR SITUATION. Lords January 19, 1943

5 speeches — BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. Lords January 19, 1943

WAR PENSIONS AND REHABILITATION. Lords January 20, 1943

THE ARMY AND THE BEVERIDGE REPORT Lords January 20, 1943

4 speeches — BRITISH NATIONALITY AND STATUS OF ALIENS BILL. [H.L.] Lords January 26, 1943

MINISTER OF TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING BILL. Lords February 2, 1943

THE PARLIAMENTARY MISSION TO CHINA Lords February 4, 1943

3 speeches — WAR SITUATION. Lords February 11, 1943

THE LATE LORD GAINFORD AND LORD OLIVIER. Lords February 16, 1943

AGRICULTURE Lords February 16, 1943

5 speeches — THE BEVERIDGE REPORT. Lords February 25, 1943

THE CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR. Lords March 2, 1943

THE LATE SPEAKER. Lords March 4, 1943

3 speeches — AGRICULTURE (MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) BILL. Lords March 16, 1943

2 speeches — AGRICULTURAL HOUSING. Lords March 18, 1943

GERMAN ATROCITIES: AID FOR REFUGEES. Lords March 23, 1943

2 speeches — REFORM OF THE FOREIGN SERVICE. Lords March 25, 1943

2 speeches — REFORM OF THE FOREIGN SERVICE. Lords March 30, 1943

TUNISIA: NEW VICTORY FOR THE DESERT ARMY. Lords April 7, 1943

2 speeches — NURSES BILL. Lords April 13, 1943

2 speeches — INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS AFTER THE WAR. Lords April 14, 1943

2 speeches — SHACKLING OF PRISONERS OF WAR. Lords April 21, 1943

PERSONAL STATEMENT BY LORD ADDISON. Lords April 21, 1943

5 speeches — AGRICULTURAL HOUSING. Lords May 4, 1943

8 speeches — PROCEDURE OF THE HOUSE. Lords May 5, 1943

2 speeches — VICTORY IN NORTH AFRICA. Lords May 11, 1943

OPERATIONS IN AFRICA: MOTION OF THANKS. Lords May 18, 1943

2 speeches — BRITISH MEMORANDUM TO FOOD CONFERENCE Lords May 25, 1943

BRITISH MEMORANDUM TO FOOD CONFERENCE. Lords May 26, 1943

5 speeches — AGRICULTURE Lords May 27, 1943

2 speeches — BATTLE OF THE ATLANTIC. Lords June 2, 1943

THE PRIME MINISTER. Lords June 8, 1943

2 speeches — TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING (INTERIM DEVELOPMENT) BILL. Lords June 10, 1943

12 speeches — WATER UNDERTAKINGS BILL. [H.L.] Lords June 29, 1943

THE LATE GENERAL SIKORSKI. Lords July 6, 1943

2 speeches — WATER UNDERTAKINGS BILL [H.L.] Lords July 6, 1943

2 speeches — UNITED NATIONS FOOD CONFERENCE. Lords July 6, 1943

AGRICULTURAL EQUIPMENT. Lords July 7, 1943

RESTRICTION OF RIBBON DEVELOPMENT (TEMPORARY DEVELOPMENT) BILL. Lords July 20, 1943

HYDRO-ELECTRIC DEVELOPMENT (SCOTLAND) BILL. Lords July 20, 1943

2 speeches — POST-WAR EMPLOYMENT. Lords July 21, 1943

THE LATE LORD WEDGWOOD. Lords July 27, 1943

2 speeches — WAR SITUATION: EVENTS IN ITALY. Lords July 27, 1943

2 speeches — MILK AND MILK PRODUCTS. Lords July 27, 1943

2 speeches — EDUCATIONAL RECONSTRUCTION. Lords August 4, 1943

ENEMY ASSETS IN ITALY. Lords September 21, 1943

2 speeches — WAR SITUATION. Lords September 21, 1943

THE LATE SIR KINGSLEY WOOD. Lords September 22, 1943

4 speeches — WAR SITUATION. Lords September 23, 1943

2 speeches — REGENCY BILL. [H.L.] Lords October 12, 1943

POST-WAR LIVE-STOCK NEEDS. Lords October 13, 1943

5 speeches — ITALY. Lords October 14, 1943

3 speeches — COAL-MINING INDUSTRY. Lords October 28, 1943

RENT OF FURNISHED HOUSES CONTROL (SCOTLAND) BILL. Lords November 2, 1943

ADJOURNMENT: BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. Lords November 3, 1943

2 speeches — MOSCOW CONFERENCE. Lords November 11, 1943

SELECT VESTRIES. Lords November 24, 1943

POST-WAR RELIEF AND REHABILITATION. Lords November 30, 1943

POPULATION PROBLEMS. Lords December 1, 1943

GUARDIANSHIP (REFUGEE CHILDREN) BILL. [H.L.] Lords December 7, 1943

4 speeches — RECONSTRUCTION PROBLEMS. Lords December 8, 1943

GUARDIANSHIP (REFUGEE CHILDREN) BILL. [H.L.] Lords December 9, 1943

5 speeches — RECONSTRUCTION PROBLEMS. Lords December 9, 1943

3 speeches — ALLIED CONFERENCES. Lords December 16, 1943

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