Hon. Grenville Howard
September 7, 1909 - September 20, 1987Summary information for Hon. Grenville Howard
Contributions
1955
Scottish Islands (Special Assistance) Commons February 10, 1955
Trading Costs (Sample Investigation) Commons February 10, 1955
Consumption and Production Commons February 14, 1955
FISHERIES BILL Commons February 14, 1955
LOWER DECK (LIVING CONDITIONS) Commons March 3, 1955
Clause 2.—(LIMIT OF COMMITMENTS BY PUBLIC WORKS LOAN COMMISSIONERS.) Commons March 7, 1955
3 speeches — VOTE 1. PAY, ETC., OF THE ROYAL NAVY AND ROYAL MARINES Commons March 15, 1955
VOTE 6. SCIENTIFIC SERVICES Commons March 15, 1955
VOTE 10. WORKS, BUILDINGS AND REPAIRS AT HOME AND ABROAD Commons March 15, 1955
VOTE 13. NON-EFFECTIVE SERVICES Commons March 15, 1955
VOTE 14. MERCHANT SHIPBUILDING AND REPAIRS Commons March 15, 1955
OIL IN NAVIGABLE WATERS BILL [Lords] Commons March 21, 1955
Treleaver Camp, Cornwall Commons March 23, 1955
HORTICULTURAL INDUSTRY Commons April 4, 1955
Beaches (Oil Pollution) Commons April 19, 1955
3 speeches — SCHEDULE Commons April 19, 1955
AGRICULTURE Commons May 3, 1955
2 speeches — Horticultural Industry (Inquiry) Commons June 20, 1955
Clause 1.—(NEW VALUATION LISTS.) Commons June 27, 1955
Clause 6.—(RELIEF FROM RATES FOR PLACES OF RELIGIOUS WORSHIP, CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS, ETC.) Commons June 28, 1955
2 speeches — Herring Fleet, North Shields (Sailing) Commons July 25, 1955
FISHING INDUSTRY (SUBSIDY AND GRANTS) Commons July 25, 1955
5 speeches — FISHING INDUSTRY (SUBSIDY AND GRANTS) Commons July 25, 1955
2 speeches — RURAL WATER SUPPLIES AND SEWERAGE BILL Commons October 25, 1955
Purchase Tax (Pottery Industry) Commons November 3, 1955
DENTISTS BILL Commons November 4, 1955
FINANCE BILL Commons November 22, 1955
2 speeches — ICELANDIC FISHERIES DISPUTE Commons December 7, 1955
2 speeches — WHITE FISH INDUSTRY (SUBSIDIES) Commons December 19, 1955
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