Mr Anthony Fell
May 18, 1914 - 1998Summary information for Mr Anthony Fell
Contributions
1973
GAMING (AMENDMENT) BILL Commons January 26, 1973
French Nuclear Tests Commons January 29, 1973
4 speeches — ANTI-DISCRIMINATION (No. 2) BILL Commons February 2, 1973
2 speeches — BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons February 8, 1973
Television Reception Commons February 19, 1973
25 speeches — PARLIAMENTARY BUILDING Commons March 9, 1973
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES (UNIT PRICING) BILL Commons March 9, 1973
Pay Commons March 12, 1973
Tourism Commons March 26, 1973
16 speeches — CONSOLIDATED FUND (No. 3) BILL Commons March 26, 1973
4 speeches — NORTH SEA OIL Commons March 30, 1973
Family Planning Commons April 3, 1973
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons April 5, 1973
MOTOR CYCLISTS (HELMETS) Commons April 5, 1973
Schedule 6 Commons April 6, 1973
LAW REFORM (DILIGENCE) (SCOTLAND) BILL Commons April 6, 1973
Industrial Relations Act Commons May 1, 1973
ANIMALS (EXPORT) Commons May 1, 1973
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons May 10, 1973
Nursery Education Commons May 15, 1973
Nuclear Weapons Tests Commons May 22, 1973
COLONY OF GREATER ABACO Commons May 22, 1973
6 speeches — REGIONAL POLICY Commons June 26, 1973
Wheat (Denaturing) Written Answers June 28, 1973
3 speeches — FAMILY PLANNING SERVICE Commons July 2, 1973
2 speeches — Religious Persecution Commons July 4, 1973
MAPLIN Commons July 23, 1973
Provincial Museums and Galleries Commons July 24, 1973
CHANNEL TUNNEL Commons July 24, 1973
SOUTHERN RHODESIA (GOVERNMENT STOCKS) Commons October 17, 1973
LIQUOR LICENSING LAWS Commons October 19, 1973
RECLAMATION AND DISPOSAL OF LAND IN MAPLIN AREA Commons October 23, 1973
United States Bases Commons November 7, 1973
2 speeches — Rhodesia Commons November 7, 1973
ADOPTION OF CHILDREN Commons November 9, 1973
5 speeches — STATE OF EMERGENCY Commons November 15, 1973
2 speeches — Members' Interests Commons November 26, 1973
POPULATION Commons November 26, 1973
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