Mr Dingle Foot
1905 - June 18, 1978Summary information for Mr Dingle Foot
Contributions
1958
LIFE PEERAGES BILL [Lords] Commons February 13, 1958
3 speeches — RHODESIA AND NYASALAND ELECTORAL BILL Commons February 18, 1958
IMMIGRATION AND PASSPORTS Commons February 26, 1958
3 speeches — Detainees Written Answers April 17, 1958
2 speeches — KENYA (DETENTION OF MR. ONEKO) Commons April 29, 1958
Stage Plays (Censorship) Commons May 8, 1958
Cinematograph Films (Censorship) Written Answers May 8, 1958
Crimes of Violence (Victims) Written Answers May 13, 1958
2 speeches — Manda Island Detainees Commons June 10, 1958
2 speeches — Mr. Sowah (Visitor's Pass) Commons June 10, 1958
CRIMINAL APPEAL ACT, 1907 Written Answers June 10, 1958
Detained Persons Written Answers June 11, 1958
2 speeches — EAST-WEST TRADE Commons June 13, 1958
Passports (Applications and Issues) Written Answers June 16, 1958
Prisoners and Detainees, Lokitaung Written Answers June 17, 1958
Eastern European Nationals (Visas) Written Answers July 2, 1958
TRIBUNALS AND INQUIRIES BILL [Lords] Commons July 3, 1958
6 speeches — PRIVILEGES Commons July 8, 1958
EAST-WEST TRADE Written Answers July 8, 1958
2 speeches — FOREIGN AFFAIRS Commons July 22, 1958
SUMMIT CONFERENCE (MR. KHRUSHCHEV'S LETTER) Commons July 29, 1958
SUMMIT CONFERENCE Written Answers July 29, 1958
British Reservation Written Answers July 30, 1958
SUMMIT CONFERENCE (MIDDLE EAST) Written Answers July 31, 1958
EAST AND CENTRAL AFRICA (POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC PROBLEMS) Commons August 1, 1958
South Africa Written Answers November 5, 1958
Compulsory Jurisdiction (British Reservation) Written Answers November 5, 1958
NORTHERN RHODESIA (CONSTITUTIONAL CHANGES) Commons November 27, 1958
Detainees Written Answers December 9, 1958
Jomo Kenyatta (Trial) Written Answers December 9, 1958
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons December 17, 1958
Jomo Kenyatta (Trial) Written Answers December 18, 1958
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