Mr David Lloyd George

1863 - March 26, 1945
Summary information for Mr David Lloyd George

Contributions

1926

5 speeches — DEBATE ON THE ADDRESS. Commons February 2, 1926

4 speeches — UNEMPLOYMENT AND INDUSTRIAL ORGANISATION. Commons February 5, 1926

3 speeches — MINISTRY OF HEALTH. Commons February 23, 1926

5 speeches — SIR A. CHAMBERLAIN'S STATEMENT. Commons March 4, 1926

RETURN OF SIR A. CHAMBERLAIN. Commons March 17, 1926

5 speeches — ECONOMY (MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) BILL. Commons March 17, 1926

11 speeches — LEAGUE OF NATIONS. Commons March 23, 1926

INTER-ALLIED DEBTS. Commons March 24, 1926

2 speeches — QUESTION OF PRIVILEGE. Commons March 25, 1926

7 speeches — NATIONAL HEALTH INSURANCE. Commons March 25, 1926

4 speeches — ELECTRICITY (SUPPLY) BILL. Commons March 30, 1926

12 speeches — CLAUSE 1.—(Amendment as to proportion of contributions payable respectively by insured persons and employers and by the Treasury.) Commons March 31, 1926

6 speeches — ECONOMY (MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) [MONEY]. Commons April 13, 1926

WAYS AND MEANS. Commons April 13, 1926

5 speeches — CLAUSE 2.—(Amendment of s. 83 of principal Act.) Commons April 14, 1926

3 speeches — CLAUSE 3.—(Application of Reserve suspense Fund and Central Fund towards making good deficiencies due to provisions of this Fart of this Act). Commons April 14, 1926

6 speeches — CLAUSE 4.—(Amendment of Section 68 of principal Act.) Commons April 14, 1926

2 speeches — CIVIL SERVICE (ORGANISATION). Commons April 14, 1926

3 speeches — CLAUSE 5.—(Transfer from Navy, Army and Air Force Insurance Fund to Exchequer.) Commons April 15, 1926

5 speeches — ECONOMY (MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) BILL. Commons April 22, 1926

4 speeches — CONTINUATION OF DUTY ON TEA. Commons April 26, 1926

12 speeches — O.M.S. (ORGANISATION FOR THE MAINTENANCE OF SUPPLIES). Commons May 3, 1926

ROAD FUND AND GENERAL. Commons May 4, 1926

2 speeches — HOME SECRETARY'S STATEMENT. Commons May 5, 1926

STRIKE NEGOTIATIONS. Commons May 5, 1926

2 speeches — NEWS PRINT. Commons May 10, 1926

4 speeches — HOME OFFICE. Commons May 10, 1926

PRIME MINISTER ON DANGERS OF PRESENT SITUATION. Commons May 13, 1926

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. Commons May 14, 1926

PROGRESS OF NEGOTIATIONS. Commons May 14, 1926

2 speeches — MOTION FOR SECOND READING. Commons June 23, 1926

9 speeches — MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE AND FISHERIES. Commons June 24, 1926

6 speeches — COMMUNIST PROPAGANDA AND TRADE AGREEMENT. Commons June 25, 1926

8 speeches — SMALL HOLDINGS AND ALLOTMENTS BILL. Commons July 16, 1926

5 speeches — INTER-ALLIED DEBTS. Commons July 19, 1926

5 speeches — New CLAUSE (Municipal Sale of Coal). Commons July 23, 1926

NEW CLAUSE.—(Settlement of Disputes.) Commons July 23, 1926

5 speeches — CLAUSE I.—(Power to prepare amalgamation and absorption schemes.) Commons July 23, 1926

6 speeches — MINES DEPARTMENT OF THE BOARD OF TRADE. Commons July 26, 1926

CLAUSE 2.—(Contents of total amalgamation schemes.) Commons July 27, 1926

14 speeches — AGRICULTURE. Commons August 2, 1926

6 speeches — COAL TRADE DISPUTE. Commons August 4, 1926

SITTINGS OF THE HOUSE. Commons August 30, 1926

2 speeches — COAL TRADE DISPUTE. Commons August 31, 1926

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE (GOVERNMENT BUSINESS). Commons September 27, 1926

12 speeches — PRESENT SITUATION. Commons September 27, 1926

COAL TRADE DISPUTE. Commons September 28, 1926

QUESTION OF PRIVILEGE. Commons October 25, 1926

4 speeches — COAL TRADE DISPUTE. Commons October 25, 1926

5 speeches — PRIVILEGE (COMPLAINT OF MEMBER'S SPEECH). Commons October 26, 1926

MERCHANDISE MARKS (IMPORTED GOODS) BILL. Commons November 24, 1926

12 speeches — CLAUSE 1.—(Duties and power of providing smallholdings.) Commons November 30, 1926

7 speeches — CLAUSE 4.—(Power to acquire land for small holdings.) Commons November 30, 1926

4 speeches — VOTE OF CENSURE. Commons December 8, 1926

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