Lieut-Colonel Sir Walter Bromley-Davenport

September 15, 1903 - December 26, 1989
Summary information for Lieut-Colonel Sir Walter Bromley-Davenport

Contributions

1946

TRADE DISPUTES AND TRADE UNIONS BILL Commons February 12, 1946

Redundant Staff Written Answers February 12, 1946

Ministry of Health (Staff) Written Answers February 14, 1946

Civil Staffs Written Answers February 14, 1946

GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS (STAFFS) Written Answers February 19, 1946

Danish Produce Commons February 27, 1946

Greenģrocers (Conditional Sales) Written Answers April 3, 1946

WAR SERVICE (RETIRED PAY AND PENSIONS) Written Answers April 15, 1946

Foreiģn Exchanģe (Officers' Wives) Written Answers April 16, 1946

Foreign Exchange Allowance Written Answers April 30, 1946

Newsprint Written Answers May 6, 1946

FIRST SCHEDULE.—(Assets to be transferred to the Board.) Commons May 13, 1946

Wages and Prices Written Answers May 21, 1946

Civil Service Written Answers May 21, 1946

IRAQ PIPELINES (BRITISH MATERIAL) Written Answers May 27, 1946

Poles (Settlement) Commons June 5, 1946

Working Parties Written Answers July 30, 1946

Harvard Aircraft (Noise) Written Answers August 2, 1946

Pound Sterling (Purchasing Value) Written Answers October 15, 1946

CENTRAL OFFICE OF INFORMATION (SOCIAL SURVEY) Written Answers October 16, 1946

Tractor Oil (Duty) Written Answers October 17, 1946

Tea Written Answers October 30, 1946

Animal Feeding Stuffs Written Answers October 30, 1946

Maize Commons November 20, 1946

Fish Meal Commons November 20, 1946

Bovine Diseases Written Answers November 25, 1946

Skilled Building Workers (Armed Forces) Written Answers November 25, 1946

Flooring Materials Commons November 28, 1946

Waiting Lists Written Answers December 5, 1946

Foreign Currency Allowance Written Answers December 5, 1946

Putty Commons December 9, 1946

Danish Produce (Prices) Commons December 11, 1946

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