Hon. Ralph Beaumont

February 12, 1901 - September 18, 1977
Summary information for Hon. Ralph Beaumont

Contributions

1938

3 speeches — CORSETS. Commons February 15, 1938

2 speeches — INCREASE OF RENT AND MORTGAGE INTEREST (RESTRICTIONS) BILL. Commons March 2, 1938

PALESTINE (IMMIGRATION). Written Answers March 14, 1938

DOCKYARDS (MECHANIC PAINTERS). Written Answers March 23, 1938

ROYAL DOCKYARDS (WORKPEOPLE). Written Answers March 25, 1938

2 speeches — CHARITY COMMISSION. Written Answers April 28, 1938

ROYAL DOCKYARDS (DOMESTIC WORKERS). Written Answers May 2, 1938

DOCKYARDS (HOLIDAYS). Commons May 25, 1938

TERRITORIAL ARMY OFFICERS (MESS UNIFORMS). Written Answers May 27, 1938

2 speeches — GOVERNMENT EMPLOYÉS. Commons June 14, 1938

CIVILIAN COAST-DEFENCE AND ANTI-AIRCRAFT PLANT ATTENDANTS. Commons June 21, 1938

COLOURS. Commons June 21, 1938

COAST DEFENCE (CIVILIANS' WAGES, PORTSMOUTH). Commons June 30, 1938

MALTA (CONSTITUTION). Commons July 11, 1938

BRITISH ARMY (SPECIAL CAMPAIGN PENSIONS). Written Answers July 12, 1938

NAVAL AND MILITARY PENSIONS AND GRANTS. Written Answers July 14, 1938

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE (WOMEN). Written Answers July 21, 1938

DOVEY TRAINING CENTRE. Commons November 17, 1938

PALESTINE. Commons November 24, 1938

COLOURS (TERRITORIAL UNITS). Commons November 29, 1938

GREAT BRITAIN AND UNITED STATES (TRADE AGREEMENT). Commons December 6, 1938

DOCKYARD WORKERS. Written Answers December 7, 1938

SICKNESS BENEFIT. Written Answers December 7, 1938

COUNCIL AND VOLUNTARY SCHOOLS. Written Answers December 12, 1938

DOCKYARD APPRENTICES. Written Answers December 12, 1938

EDUCATION (VOLUNTARY SCHOOLS, STATISTICS). Written Answers December 15, 1938

EMPIRE FLYING BOAT BASE. Commons December 19, 1938

3 speeches — EMPIRE AIR BASE. Commons December 21, 1938

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