Lieut-Colonel David Rees-Williams
November 22, 1903 - August 30, 1976Summary information for Lieut-Colonel David Rees-Williams
Contributions
1956
THE IMPERIAL COLLEGE Lords January 25, 1956
4 speeches — IMPERIAL COLLEGE AND IMPERIAL INSTITUTE Lords February 21, 1956
MALTA AIR CRASH Lords February 28, 1956
VICTORIA CROSS CENTENARY CELEBRATIONS Lords March 1, 1956
6 speeches — THE IMPERIAL INSTITUTE Lords March 13, 1956
THE COLONIAL SERVICE Lords March 20, 1956
2 speeches — RESIGNATION OF SIR MILES THOMAS Lords March 21, 1956
12 speeches — CHANGES IN B.O.A.C. Lords May 15, 1956
8 speeches — THE COLONIAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION Lords June 20, 1956
3 speeches — SARAWAK CONSTITUTION Lords July 17, 1956
4 speeches — FORESTRY IN WALES Lords July 18, 1956
DR. AZIKIWE Lords July 23, 1956
2 speeches — DISMISSAL OF COMMISSIONER FOR GOLD COAST Lords July 23, 1956
5 speeches — BRITISH CARIBBEAN FEDERATION BILL Lords July 23, 1956
3 speeches — GOVERNORS' PENSIONS BILL Lords July 23, 1956
2 speeches — DR. AZIKIWE Lords July 24, 1956
2 speeches — AIR TRAFFIC BETWEEN WALES AND EIRE Lords July 25, 1956
2 speeches — THE KALAHARI BUSHMEN Lords July 30, 1956
13 speeches — OVERSEAS RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT BILL Lords August 1, 1956
WELFARE FOODS AMENDMENT ORDER, 1956 Lords August 2, 1956
2 speeches — SERETSE KHAMA Lords October 23, 1956
DISTURBANCES IN HONG KONG Lords October 23, 1956
HONG KONG Lords October 24, 1956
2 speeches — DISTURBANCES IN SINGAPORE Lords October 30, 1956
3 speeches — EGYPT Lords November 1, 1956
WILTON PARK INSTITUTION Lords November 1, 1956
10 speeches — SARAWAK Lords November 15, 1956
FORTH ROAD BRIDGE Lords November 21, 1956
2 speeches — PROPOSED TRYWERYN VALLEY RESERVOIR Lords November 22, 1956
3 speeches — KALAHARI DESERT BUSHMEN Lords November 27, 1956
11 speeches — AIRCRAFT COLLISIONS Lords November 28, 1956
6 speeches — AIR CORPORATIONS BILL Lords December 4, 1956
9 speeches — CIVIL AVIATION Lords December 13, 1956
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