Lieut-Colonel Sir Arthur Heneage
1881 - November 22, 1971Summary information for Lieut-Colonel Sir Arthur Heneage
Contributions
1939
INSHORE FISHERMEN. Commons February 8, 1939
SHEEP, MUTTON AND LAMB (IMPORT REGULATION) ORDER, 1939. Commons February 9, 1939
ELECTRICITY SUPPLY (NORTH LINCOLNSHIRE). Commons February 15, 1939
2 speeches — WATER SUPPLY, LINCOLNSHIRE. Commons February 16, 1939
AIR-RAID PRECAUTIONS. Written Answers February 16, 1939
MINING SUBSIDENCE BILL. Commons February 17, 1939
FISHING INDUSTRY. Commons February 21, 1939
AIR-RAID PRECAUTIONS. Commons February 23, 1939
WATER SUPPLY AND DRAINAGE. Written Answers February 23, 1939
AIR-RAID PRECAUTIONS. Written Answers February 28, 1939
TRAINING. Commons March 2, 1939
PRIVY SEAL OFFICE. Commons March 2, 1939
MINISTER'S VISIT, FOREIGN CAPITALS. Commons March 7, 1939
CHILE. Commons March 7, 1939
2 speeches — ARMY ESTIMATES, 1939. Commons March 8, 1939
FRENCH PRESIDENT'S VISIT (TERRITORIAL ARMY PARADE). Commons March 14, 1939
ARMY (ROYAL ORDNANCE FACTORIES) SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATE, 1938. Commons March 14, 1939
RESERVES. Commons March 21, 1939
COMMITTEES OF INVESTIGATION. Commons March 28, 1939
PRICES. Commons March 28, 1939
RESERVISTS (TRAINING). Commons April 4, 1939
CIVIL DEFENCE BILL. Commons April 4, 1939
3 speeches — CLAUSE 1.—(Extension of close season for wild duck and wild geese.) Commons April 21, 1939
CLAUSE 5.—(Short title, citation and extent.) Commons April 21, 1939
NEW CLAUSE.—(Protection of statutory water undertakers.) Commons April 21, 1939
CLAUSE 1.—(Persons not to be prevented from walking on land to which this Act applies.) Commons April 21, 1939
2 speeches — CLAUSE 2.—(Kinds of land to which this Act may be applied, and excepted land.) Commons April 21, 1939
CLAUSE 7.—(Offences and enforcement.) Commons April 21, 1939
CLAUSE 6.—(General conditions.) Commons April 21, 1939
2 speeches — OATS, BARLEY AND SHEEP. Commons April 24, 1939
3 speeches — CLAUSE 6.—(Compensation where works are executed.) Commons April 24, 1939
RESERVED OCCUPATIONS. Commons April 27, 1939
MARRIAGE ALLOWANCE. Commons May 2, 1939
EMERGENCY PROPOSALS. Commons May 3, 1939
WATER SUPPLIES (CONTAMINATION BY BIRDS). Written Answers May 4, 1939
CLAUSE 2.—(Savings) Commons May 5, 1939
Clause 13.—(Power of factory inspector, mines inspector or local authority to require provision of air-raid shelter.) Commons May 9, 1939
FOOD DEFENCE PLANS. Commons May 10, 1939
3 speeches — CLAUSE 5.—(Calling up persons for military training.) Commons May 12, 1939
RESERVE OF AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY. Commons May 17, 1939
3 speeches — SHEEP, BARLEY AND OATS (GOVERNMENT PROPOSALS). Commons May 18, 1939
CLAUSE 36 (Camouflage.) Commons May 23, 1939
TERRITORIAL UNITS (COMPLETION OF ESTABLISHMENT). Written Answers May 23, 1939
4 speeches — CLAUSE 73.—(Other provisions as to interpretation.) Commons May 24, 1939
ELECTRICITY SUPPLY, LINDSEY. Written Answers May 25, 1939
2 speeches — COMPLETED TERRITORIAL ESTABLISHMENTS. Commons June 6, 1939
3 speeches — CLAUSE 7.—(Exemption from quota payments of certain substances destined for livestock.) Commons June 6, 1939
JAPANESE RESIDENTS. Written Answers June 19, 1939
RETIRED OFFICERS' SERVICE. Commons June 20, 1939
TIENTSIN (SITUATION). Commons June 21, 1939
BRITISH COLONIES (JAPANESE RESIDENTS) Written Answers June 21, 1939
2 speeches — HOUSE OF COMMONS MEMBERS FUND BILL. Commons July 25, 1939
2 speeches — TRAWLERS (PURCHASE). Commons July 26, 1939
ADDITIONAL NUMBER FOR THE NAVY. Commons July 26, 1939
TRAWLERS (ADMIRALTY PURCHASE). Commons July 31, 1939
FOOD SUPPLIES. Commons August 1, 1939
AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT ACT, 1939. Commons August 1, 1939
MECHANISED UNITS (CASUALTIES). Written Answers August 1, 1939
2 speeches — TRAWLERS. Commons August 2, 1939
OFFICERS' PENSIONS AND PAY. Written Answers August 3, 1939
PIGS. Written Answers October 25, 1939
AGRICULTURE (GOVERNMENT GUARANTEES). Written Answers November 15, 1939
WOOL PRICES. Written Answers December 14, 1939
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