Mr Dingle Foot
1905 - June 18, 1978Summary information for Mr Dingle Foot
Contributions
1968
PUBLIC EXPENDITURE Commons January 16, 1968
2 speeches — PUBLIC EXPENDITURE Commons January 18, 1968
Ipswich (New Town Designation Order) Written Answers February 6, 1968
3 speeches — BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons February 8, 1968
SOUTH-EAST ASIA (SECURITY ARRANGEMENTS) Commons February 15, 1968
COMMONWEALTH IMMIGRATION Commons February 22, 1968
MR. LESLIE FINER Written Answers February 26, 1968
CITIZENS OF UNITED KINGDOM AND COLONIES (PASSPORTS) Written Answers February 26, 1968
COMMONWEALTH IMMIGRANTS BILL Commons February 27, 1968
Kenya (United Kingdom Passports) Written Answers February 27, 1968
United Kingdom Passports (Commonwealth Countries) Written Answers February 27, 1968
COMMONWEALTH IMMIGRANTS BILL Commons February 28, 1968
RHODESIA (ROYAL PREROGATIVE OF MERCY) Commons March 4, 1968
3 speeches — DEFENCE Commons March 5, 1968
RHODESIA (EXECUTIONS) Commons March 6, 1968
RHODESIA Commons March 14, 1968
RHODESIA Commons March 27, 1968
RACE RELATIONS BILL Commons April 23, 1968
GIBRALTAR Commons May 6, 1968
GIBRALTAR Commons May 7, 1968
SIR FREDERICK CRAWFORD (PASSPORT) Commons May 9, 1968
INTERPRETATION. Commons May 10, 1968
4 speeches — SIR FREDERICK CRAWFORD (WITHDRAWAL OF PASSPORT) Commons May 14, 1968
MIDDLE EAST Commons May 20, 1968
Mr. Ian Colvin (London Airport) Written Answers May 23, 1968
RHODESIA (UNITED NATIONS RESOLUTION) Commons May 30, 1968
NORTH ATLANTIC TREATY ORGANISATION Commons October 14, 1968
RHODESIA Commons October 15, 1968
3 speeches — SOUTHERN RHODESIA Commons October 22, 1968
RHODESIA (MINISTER'S VISIT) Commons November 18, 1968
HOUSE OF LORDS REFORM Commons November 19, 1968
FALKLAND ISLANDS Commons December 4, 1968
NON-RESIDENT AND PROPERTY QUALIFICATIONS IN LOCAL GOVERNMENT Commons December 10, 1968
4 speeches — FOREIGN AFFAIRS Commons December 12, 1968
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