Mr Christopher Mayhew
June 12, 1915 - January 7, 1997Summary information for Mr Christopher Mayhew
Contributions
1959
4 speeches — Advertisements Commons January 21, 1959
3 speeches — MENTAL HEALTH BILL Commons January 26, 1959
Smokeless Fuels Written Answers February 2, 1959
2 speeches — TELEVISION (COMMERCIAL ADVERTISEMENTS) (No. 2) Commons February 24, 1959
7 speeches — Advertisements Commons March 4, 1959
PRIME MINISTER AND FOREIGN SECRETARY (VISIT TO SOVIET UNION) Commons March 4, 1959
Woolwich Written Answers March 9, 1959
4 speeches — Advertisements Commons March 11, 1959
2 speeches — Programme "This Week" (Transcript) Commons March 11, 1959
2 speeches — Royal Ordnance Factory, Woolwich Commons April 20, 1959
9 speeches — FOREIGN AFFAIRS Commons April 27, 1959
2 speeches — Advertisement Commons April 29, 1959
MENTAL HEALTH BILL Commons May 6, 1959
Royal Ordnance Factory, Woolwich (Anti-Poliomyelitis Injections) Written Answers May 11, 1959
2 speeches — TELEVISION (LIMITATION OF ADVERTISING) Commons May 13, 1959
SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL ACHIEVEMENTS Commons June 24, 1959
2 speeches — NUCLEAR TESTS (GENEVA CONFERENCE) Commons June 24, 1959
2 speeches — TOURIST VISAS Commons June 24, 1959
Programmes Commons June 24, 1959
Woolwich Free Ferry Written Answers July 15, 1959
2 speeches — BRITISH TRADE FAIR, MOSCOW Commons July 22, 1959
Woolwich Free Ferry Written Answers July 29, 1959
2 speeches — Overseas Information (White Paper Proposals) Commons November 16, 1959
3 speeches — Television Films (English Language Instruction) Commons November 16, 1959
BRITISH BOOK EXHIBITION, MOSCOW Commons November 23, 1959
2 speeches — Pay-as-you-view Systems Commons December 9, 1959
ROYAL BALLET COMPANY (TOUR OF SOUTH AFRICA) Commons December 9, 1959
2 speeches — Broadcasting (Future) Commons December 16, 1959
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