Mr David Margesson
1890 - November 24, 1965Summary information for Mr David Margesson
Contributions
1936
2 speeches — FOREIGN AFFAIRS. Commons February 24, 1936
2 speeches — POST OFFICE. Commons February 27, 1936
4 speeches — CIVIL SERVICE REMUNERATION, &c. Commons February 27, 1936
5 speeches — CLEARING OFFICES. Commons February 27, 1936
2 speeches — MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE AND FISHERIES Commons February 27, 1936
SPECIAL AREAS Commons March 2, 1936
STATISTICS. Commons March 3, 1936
TAX COLLECTORS, WALES. Commons March 3, 1936
ITALY AND ABYSSINIA. Written Answers March 3, 1936
OMNIBUS MEN (GASTRIC DISORDERS). Commons March 18, 1936
2 speeches — CIVIL SERVICE (WOMEN, PAY). Commons April 1, 1936
CLAUSE 23.—(Annual Report.) Commons April 2, 1936
NAVY SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATE, 1936. Commons May 4, 1936
CLAUSE 1.—(Pensions to certain Governors with three years' service.) Commons May 5, 1936
2 speeches — DEATH DUTIES. Commons May 14, 1936
REPARATIONS AND WAR DEBTS. Commons May 14, 1936
FOREIGN BARLEY (IMPORTS). Commons May 14, 1936
2 speeches — SPECIAL AREAS RECONSTRUCTION ASSOCIATION. Commons May 14, 1936
3 speeches — OLD AGE PENSIONS Commons May 14, 1936
PEN-AND-INK DRAWINGS (IMPORT DUTY). Commons May 14, 1936
2 speeches — MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT (RAILWAY FACILITIES). Commons May 14, 1936
13 speeches — COAL MINES (REFUSE HEAPS). Commons May 14, 1936
EDUCATION BILL. Commons May 27, 1936
CLAUSE 21.—(Amendment of Section 13 of 7 and 8 Geo 5. c. 51.) Commons May 28, 1936
MINISTERS' SALARIES. Commons May 29, 1936
3 speeches — BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. Commons June 24, 1936
AIR NAVIGATION BILL. Commons July 1, 1936
NEW CLAUSE.—(Land tax.) Commons July 13, 1936
2 speeches — UNEMPLOYMENT ASSISTANCE ACT, 1934. Commons July 22, 1936
EXPIRING LAWS CONTINUANCE BILL. Commons November 10, 1936
3 speeches — FIRST ScHEavia—(Roads which become trunk roads by virtue of this Act.) Commons November 30, 1936
ARMAMENT CONTRACTS (PROFITS). Commons December 3, 1936
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