Mr Dudley Joel

April 27, 1904 - 1941
Summary information for Mr Dudley Joel

Contributions

1933

BRITISH NATIONALITY (MARRIED WOMEN). Commons February 9, 1933

RATES (ASSESSMENT). Commons February 9, 1933

PUBLIC WORKS SCHEMES. Written Answers February 15, 1933

WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. Written Answers February 16, 1933

IMPERIAL PREFERENCE (PALESTINE). Written Answers March 1, 1933

IRISH FREE STATE. Commons March 14, 1933

IMPERIAL CONFERENCE. Commons March 21, 1933

ENTERTAINMENTS DUTY. Commons March 22, 1933

FEE-CHARGING EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. Commons March 23, 1933

METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE, AFRICA. Written Answers March 23, 1933

TURKEY (BRITISH IMPORTS). Commons March 27, 1933

BRITISH HONDURAS (CURRENCY). Commons April 6, 1933

SUNDAY ENTERTAINMENTS. Written Answers April 10, 1933

AIRSHIP POLICY. Commons April 12, 1933

RUBBER INDUSTRY. Commons May 3, 1933

FIREARMS (PRIVATE OWNERSHIP). Written Answers May 4, 1933

CANAL BRIDGES. Commons May 25, 1933

HOURS OF WORK. Written Answers May 31, 1933

NATIONAL PLAYING FIELDS. Written Answers June 1, 1933

SLUMS. Commons June 29, 1933

MOTOR DRIVING LICENCES. Commons June 29, 1933

FIREARMS (SURRENDER). Commons July 10, 1933

LIGHT-HORSE BREEDING. Written Answers July 10, 1933

AMALGAMATION OF FORCES. Commons July 20, 1933

HAIR WORM. Commons July 20, 1933

ENAMEL WARE. Commons July 20, 1933

FORESTRY COMMISSIONERS' SURPLUS PLANTS. Written Answers July 24, 1933

SWAZILAND (GAME, REDUCTION). Written Answers November 15, 1933

TRANSITIONAL PAYMENTS. Commons November 23, 1933

LIGHT HORSE BREEDING (GRANT). Commons November 30, 1933

SLUM CLEARANCE (SURVEY). Written Answers November 30, 1933

OIL EXTEACTION (LEGISLATION). Written Answers December 12, 1933

MEDICAL TREATMENT SCHEMES. Commons December 14, 1933

BUILDING FACILITIES. Commons December 14, 1933

INCOME TAX. Written Answers December 21, 1933

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