Mr Alan Lennox-Boyd
November 18, 1904 - March 8, 1983Summary information for Mr Alan Lennox-Boyd
Contributions
1934
CLAUSE 33.—(Commencement, extent and citation of Part I.) Commons February 13, 1934
PUBLIC ASSISTANCE. Commons April 19, 1934
2 speeches — EGGS (PRICES). Commons April 19, 1934
MEAT IMPOST RESTRICTIONS. Commons April 19, 1934
SMALLHOLDINGS. Written Answers April 23, 1934
SUPPLY. Commons May 7, 1934
HORTICULTURAL PRODUCTS (DUTIES). Commons May 8, 1934
WHEAT. Written Answers May 10, 1934
2 speeches — ONIONS. Commons May 31, 1934
EGGS. Commons May 31, 1934
HOLLAND. Written Answers June 5, 1934
BRITISH ARMY (RESERVE PAY). Written Answers June 5, 1934
2 speeches — NEW CLAUSE —(Rebate of the excise duty on home-grown sugar used in confectionery and sweetened milk products.) Commons June 11, 1934
2 speeches — IMPORTED FLOUR. Commons June 26, 1934
EGGS (IMPORTS). Commons June 26, 1934
2 speeches — MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE AND FISHERIES. Commons July 9, 1934
BINDER TWINE (IMPORT). Written Answers July 23, 1934
RUBBER BOOTS AND SHOES (IMPORT). Written Answers July 23, 1934
CLAUSE 20.—(Offences in connection with lotteries.) Commons November 7, 1934
4 speeches — CLAUSE 21.—(Exemption, of small lotteries incidental to certain entertainments.) Commons November 7, 1934
POTATO MARKETING SCHEME. Commons November 8, 1934
2 speeches — NEW CLAUSE.—(Provisions for the detection of offences in connection with unlawful lotteries.) Commons November 12, 1934
2 speeches — CLAUSES 1.—(Restriction of betting on tracks.) Commons November 12, 1934
IMPORTED FOODSTUFFS. Commons November 13, 1934
FIRST SCHEDULE.—(Provisions regulating the establishment and operation of totalisators on dog racecourses.) Commons November 13, 1934
TITHE RENT-CHARGE. Commons November 15, 1934
INTERNATIONAL HARD FIBRES GROWERS' ORGANISATION. Commons November 15, 1934
3 speeches — MARKET GARDEN PRODUCE. Written Answers December 20, 1934
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