Lieut-Colonel Reginald Applin
1869 - April 3, 1957Summary information for Lieut-Colonel Reginald Applin
Contributions
1927
2 speeches — SHANGHAI DEFENCE FORCE. Commons February 10, 1927
2 speeches — TRAVELLING FACILITIES, NORTH LONDON. Commons February 10, 1927
SMALL ARMS FACTORY, ENFIELD. Commons February 10, 1927
BROADCASTING (RECEIVING LICENCES). Written Answers February 10, 1927
FOREIGN CONTRIBUTIONS (INTERFERENCE WITH TRADE AND INDUSTRIES) BILL. Commons February 18, 1927
HORSES (EXPORT). Commons March 7, 1927
HIGH STREET SCHOOL, BROMLEY-BY-BOW. Commons March 14, 1927
LONDON OMNIBUSES (FAKES). Commons March 22, 1927
5 speeches — CINEMATOGRAPH FILMS BILL. Commons March 22, 1927
WATCHES AND CLOCKS (IMPORTS). Commons March 29, 1927
ARMY AND AIR FORCE (ANNUAL) BILL. Commons March 29, 1927
2 speeches — ROYAL ORDNANCE FACTORY, ENFIELD. Commons March 30, 1927
2 speeches — LADIES' HATS. Commons April 12, 1927
3 speeches — PRINTED MATTER, DELIVERY. Commons April 12, 1927
GAS PRICES. Commons May 3, 1927
CAVALRY. Commons May 5, 1927
BRITISH MALAYA (CHINESE). Commons May 16, 1927
INDIA OFFICE. Commons June 17, 1927
WILD BIRDS PROTECTION ACT. Commons June 20, 1927
4 speeches — TELEPHONE SERVICE. Commons June 22, 1927
COST-OF-LIVING (INDEX FIGURE). Commons June 30, 1927
ROYAL AIR FORCE (COMMISSION). Commons July 25, 1927
NATIONAL HEALTH INSURANCE. Commons November 10, 1927
BRAZIL (EMBASSY RESIDENCE). Written Answers November 10, 1927
FIRST SCHEDULE.—(Provisions as to charges). Commons November 11, 1927
CLAUSE 6.—(Registration of Films.) Commons November 14, 1927
LICENSING LAW. Commons November 17, 1927
CLAUSE 26.—(Films to which Act applies.) Commons November 17, 1927
2 speeches — PRAYER BOOK MEASURE, 1927. Commons December 15, 1927
3 speeches — INDIAN CHURCH BILL [Lords]. Commons December 16, 1927
CLAUSE 8.—(Local supervising authority.) Commons December 16, 1927
KENYA (JUVENILE EMPLOYMENT). Commons December 20, 1927
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