Mr Edwin Leather
May 22, 1919 - 2005Summary information for Mr Edwin Leather
Contributions
1959
COLONIAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION Commons January 23, 1959
2 speeches — FOREIGN OFFICE OFFICIALS (AIR TRAVEL) Commons March 2, 1959
2 speeches — FEDERATION OF RHODESIA AND NYASALAND (HON. MEMBER FOR WEDNESBURY) Commons March 2, 1959
2 speeches — COLONIAL DEVELOPMENT AND WELFARE BILL Commons March 2, 1959
11 speeches — ANGLO-EGYPTIAN FINANCIAL AGREEMENT Commons March 16, 1959
2 speeches — Navigational Aid (Montreal Conference Decision) Commons March 18, 1959
Officers (Air Travel) Written Answers March 18, 1959
Motor Vehicles (Offences) Written Answers March 18, 1959
2 speeches — Customs Regulations (Troops) Commons March 19, 1959
Service Officers (Air Travel) Written Answers March 25, 1959
colonial Development Corporation (Committee of Inquiry) Written Answers April 8, 1959
4 speeches — Senior Economic Officials (Meeting) Commons April 30, 1959
3 speeches — European Free Trade Area and Common Market Commons May 7, 1959
European Common Market (Commonwealth Commodities) Commons May 7, 1959
European Economic Community (Commonwealth Consultation) Written Answers May 7, 1959
2 speeches — European Economic Community Commons May 14, 1959
2 speeches — Commonwealth Foodstuffs (Import) Commons May 14, 1959
2 speeches — SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL ACHIEVEMENTS Commons June 24, 1959
2 speeches — Schools and Universities (History Teaching) Commons June 25, 1959
Citrus Industry Written Answers June 30, 1959
Group Apprenticeship Schemes Written Answers July 1, 1959
Travel Agents Written Answers July 2, 1959
Smoking and Lung Cancer Written Answers July 6, 1959
6 speeches — DEBATE ON THE ADDRESS [SECOND DAY] Commons October 28, 1959
CHRISTMAS TRAFFIC, CENTRAL LONDON Commons November 26, 1959
COMPANY LAW (COMMITTEE OF INQUIRY) Commons November 26, 1959
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