Lord Willoughby de Eresby
December 8, 1907 - 1982Summary information for Lord Willoughby de Eresby
Contributions
1949
MINISTRY OF PENSIONS (WELFARE OFFICERS) Written Answers January 25, 1949
Form 2626 Written Answers February 1, 1949
EX-SERVICE MEN'S WIDOWS (PENSIONS) Commons February 22, 1949
PROTECTION OF ANIMALS (HUNTING AND COURSING PROHIBITION) BILL Commons February 25, 1949
SERVICE FAMILIES, B.A.O.R. (MILK) Written Answers February 28, 1949
2 speeches — Storeman, Brancepeth Camp (Charge) Commons March 1, 1949
2 speeches — Nurse (Disability Pension) Commons March 8, 1949
4 speeches — HOUSING BILL Commons March 16, 1949
3 speeches — Foreign Workers (Meat) Commons March 28, 1949
2 speeches — War Injuries (Compensation Scheme) Commons March 29, 1949
NATIONAL PARKS AND ACCESS TO THE COUNTRYSIDE BILL Commons April 1, 1949
2 speeches — Farm Workers Written Answers April 14, 1949
2 speeches — WAR PENSIONS Commons April 26, 1949
2 speeches — Farm Holdings (Tenancy) Commons May 5, 1949
Rationed Feedingstuffs Written Answers May 23, 1949
3 speeches — Artificial Limbs Commons May 24, 1949
2 speeches — Widows Commons May 24, 1949
2 speeches — Feedingstuffs Ration Commons May 26, 1949
4 speeches — Clause 22.—(CONDITIONS TO BE OBSERVED WITH RESPECT TO DWELLINGS.) Commons May 30, 1949
2 speeches — Title Commons May 30, 1949
Invalid Tricycles Commons June 21, 1949
2 speeches — Eggs (Winter Prices) Commons June 23, 1949
RURAL HOUSING Commons June 30, 1949
2 speeches — DISABLED WAR PENSIONERS (MOTOR CARS) Commons July 26, 1949
5 speeches — MINISTRY OF PENSIONS (ARTIFICIAL LIMBS) Commons November 1, 1949
Motor Tricycles Written Answers November 1, 1949
2 speeches — Sickness Benefit Commons November 29, 1949
2 speeches — Second Schedule. —(PROVISIONS CONSEQUENTIAL ON CHANGES IN COMMISSION OF THE PEACE.) Commons December 7, 1949
Information presented on this page was prepared from the XML source files, together with information from the History of Parliament Trust, the work of Leigh Rayment and public sources. The means by which names are recognised means that errors may remain in the data presented.