Dr Horace King
May 25, 1901 - September 3, 1986Summary information for Dr Horace King
Contributions
1975
CYPRUS: ECONOMIC RECONSTRUCTION PLANS Lords January 27, 1975
CYPRUS: REFUGEES Lords January 27, 1975
LITERACY Lords February 5, 1975
LITERACY Lords February 5, 1975
PUBLIC HOUSE RENTS Lords February 10, 1975
MOBILITY OF THE PHYSICALLY DISABLED Lords February 19, 1975
EEC COUNCIL OF MINISTERS' MEETING Lords March 12, 1975
CYPRUS: PARLIAMENTARY DELEGATION Lords April 17, 1975
CYPRUS: PROTECTION OF BRITISH INTERESTS Lords April 19, 1975
REFERENDUM BILL Lords April 29, 1975
UNITED STATES' BICENTENNIAL Lords May 1, 1975
OPEN UNIVERSITY FEES Lords May 5, 1975
WAR WIDOWS PENSIONS Lords May 13, 1975
DEFENCE AND ALL-PARTY DISCUSSIONS Lords May 15, 1975
EEC: BRITISH MEMBERSHIP Lords June 9, 1975
WAR WIDOWS PENSIONS Lords June 12, 1975
RENTON COMMITTEE: MINISTERIAL RESPONSIBILITY Lords June 18, 1975
THE ECONOMIC SITUATION Lords July 1, 1975
3 speeches — SEX DISCRIMINATION BILL Lords July 1, 1975
2 speeches — EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT Lords July 3, 1975
2 speeches — SEX DISCRIMINATION BILL Lords July 14, 1975
BROADCASTING OF LORDS' PROCEEDINGS Lords July 15, 1975
SOCIAL SECURITY PENSIONS BILL Lords July 16, 1975
ISRAEL AND THE UNITED NATIONS Lords July 22, 1975
BOMBING INCIDENTS Lords September 23, 1975
SCHOOL-LEAVERS: TRAINING SCHEMES Lords October 15, 1975
LUNG DISEASES: COMPENSATION Lords October 16, 1975
INVALID CAR SAFETY Lords October 20, 1975
POST OFFICE: CHRISTMAS CARD RATES Lords October 28, 1975
COMMONS AMENDMENTS Lords October 31, 1975
COMMONS AMENDMENTS Lords October 31, 1975
CYPRUS: U.N. GENERAL ASSEMBLY Lords November 5, 1975
LORDS AMENDMENT Lords November 11, 1975
DIRECT GRANT GRAMMAR SCHOOLS Lords November 12, 1975
ADDRESS IN REPLY TO HER MAJESTY'S MOST GRACIOUS SPEECH Lords November 26, 1975
ARMED FORCES: WIDOWS' PENSIONS Lords December 10, 1975
GREEN HOWARDS BANDSMEN'S EQUIPMENT Lords December 16, 1975
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