Mr David Kirkwood
1872 - April 16, 1955Summary information for Mr David Kirkwood
Contributions
1949
AMERICAN AID AND EUROPEAN PAYMENTS (FINANCIAL PRO VISIONS) BILL Commons January 27, 1949
CLAUSE 1.—(VARIATION OF STANDARD RENTS FIXED BY REFERENCE TO NEW LETTINGS.) Commons February 15, 1949
ECONOMIC RECOVERY (MINISTER'S SPEECH, U.S.A.) Commons March 1, 1949
CIVIL AVIATION Commons March 1, 1949
MR. SHINWELL'S STATEMENT Commons March 10, 1949
FALKLAND ISLANDS Commons March 23, 1949
GERMANY AND EASTERN EUROPE Commons March 23, 1949
MANPOWER Commons March 24, 1949
3 speeches — MERCHANT SHIPPING (SAFETY CONVENTION) BILL Commons March 30, 1949
GAS ACT, 1948 (VESTING DATE) Commons April 5, 1949
2 speeches — BUDGET PROPOSALS AND ECONOMIC SITUATION Commons April 11, 1949
BUDGET PROPOSALS AND ECONOMIC SITUATION Commons April 12, 1949
HOUSING (SCOTLAND) BILL Commons April 13, 1949
ATTACKS ON H.M. SHIPS. CHINA Commons April 26, 1949
2 speeches — WAR PENSIONS Commons April 26, 1949
Clause 2.—(POWERS OF THE CORPORATION.) Commons April 27, 1949
3 speeches — FUEL AND POWER Commons May 19, 1949
TELEVISION SERVICES (SCOTLAND) Commons May 25, 1949
FINANCE BILL Commons July 12, 1949
2 speeches — EMERGENCY POWERS (PROCLAMATION) Commons July 13, 1949
2 speeches — ECONOMIC SITUATION Commons July 14, 1949
COLONIAL AFFAIRS Commons July 20, 1949
AGRICULTURE Commons July 27, 1949
Shipyard Workers Commons October 18, 1949
ECONOMIC SITUATION (GOVERNMENT PROPOSALS) Commons October 26, 1949
Clyde Shipyards Commons November 1, 1949
2 speeches — Clause 12.—(ENCLOSURES FOR GROWTH OF TIMBER.) Commons November 1, 1949
Laid-Up Ships Written Answers November 1, 1949
PROFITS TAX BILL Commons November 3, 1949
Sehedule.—(AMENDMENTS OF CERTAIN PROVISIONS OF 23 AND 24 GEO. 5. c. 51.) Commons November 9, 1949
2 speeches — Refits (Clyde) Commons November 16, 1949
IRON AND STEEL BILL Commons November 16, 1949
FESTIVAL OF BRITAIN (SUPPLEMENTARY PROVISIONS) BILL Commons November 23, 1949
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