Mr Edward Lyons

May 17, 1926 -
Summary information for Mr Edward Lyons

Contributions

1971

H.M. Ships (Requests for Asylum) Written Answers January 14, 1971

Association of International Accountants Written Answers January 18, 1971

2 speeches — Charitable and Sporting Organisations (Finance) Commons January 21, 1971

2 speeches — Young Offenders (Judicial Discretion) Commons January 21, 1971

Inland Revenue Computer Centre Written Answers January 26, 1971

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons January 28, 1971

Criminal Injuries Compensation Scheme Commons February 18, 1971

Prisons Act, 1877 Written Answers February 18, 1971

£Sterling (Value) Written Answers February 22, 1971

2 speeches — Prisons Written Answers February 24, 1971

Prisons (Closure) Written Answers March 2, 1971

CLOSING OF PRISONS Commons March 9, 1971

2 speeches — Magistrates' Courts (Administration) Commons March 18, 1971

2 speeches — Borstal Institutions (Psychiatric Treatment) Commons March 18, 1971

4 speeches — GROUNDS ON WHICH A MARRIAGE IS VOID Commons April 2, 1971

2 speeches — QUALIFICATION FOR JURY SERVICE Commons April 7, 1971

PAYMENTS IN RESPECT OF JURY SERVICE Commons April 7, 1971

ABOLITION OF SPECIAL JURIES AND UPPLEMENTAL PROVISIONS Commons April 7, 1971

2 speeches — Kirkgate Market, Bradford (Public Inquiry) Commons April 8, 1971

BRADFORD (ECONOMIC PROSPECTS) Commons April 8, 1971

Probation Service Commons April 22, 1971

Committal Proceedings (Notices) Written Answers April 22, 1971

Pedestrian Subways Written Answers April 28, 1971

2 speeches — RECOGNITION OF DIVORCES AND LEGAL SEPARATIONS BILL [Lords] Commons May 5, 1971

2 speeches — Tulketh Group Written Answers May 10, 1971

Unemployment, Yorkshire Written Answers May 10, 1971

Non-Insurance Companies Written Answers May 10, 1971

Radio Leeds Commons July 21, 1971

4 speeches — CRIMINAL JUSTICE BILL Commons November 22, 1971

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