Mr Francis Douglas
1889 - March 31, 1980Summary information for Mr Francis Douglas
Contributions
1959
2 speeches — DAMAGES FOR LOSS OF EARNING CAPACITY Lords January 29, 1959
MALTA (LETTERS PATENT) BILL Lords February 19, 1959
SUPERSESSION OF THE STEAM LOCOMOTIVE Lords February 24, 1959
TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING BILL Lords April 14, 1959
2 speeches — HOUSE PURCHASE AND HOUSING BILL Lords April 16, 1959
4 speeches — TOXICITY OF LIPSTICK DYES Lords April 22, 1959
RATING AND VALUATION BILL Lords May 12, 1959
3 speeches — ANTIBIOTICS IN COSMETICS Lords May 13, 1959
2 speeches — STREET OFFENCES BILL [H.L.] Lords June 9, 1959
SOUTH WALES TRANSPORT BILL [H.L.] Lords June 17, 1959
FIRE SERVICES BILL [H.L.] Lords June 18, 1959
MINERAL RIGHTS IN BECHUANALAND Lords June 22, 1959
4 speeches — SMALL LOTTERIES AND GAMING PARTIES Lords June 23, 1959
3 speeches — MENTAL HEALTH BILL Lords June 23, 1959
3 speeches — COSMETICS AND HEALTH Lords June 25, 1959
6 speeches — MENTAL HEALTH BILL Lords June 29, 1959
POTATOES (GUARANTEED PRICES) ORDER, 1959 Lords June 30, 1959
STREET OFFENCES BILL Lords June 30, 1959
5 speeches — MENTAL HEALTH BILL Lords July 9, 1959
LABELLING OF MEDICINES AND PILLS Lords July 15, 1959
3 speeches — FLUORIDES AND PUBLIC HEALTH Lords November 4, 1959
3 speeches — USE OF CHEMICALS ON FOODSTUFFS Lords November 4, 1959
THE MONETARY SYSTEM Lords November 11, 1959
TOXIC SPRAYS Lords November 19, 1959
5 speeches — SPRAYING CROPS WITH AMINOTRIAZOLE Lords November 24, 1959
CONTROL AND LICENSING OF DOGS Lords November 25, 1959
THE HOUSING SITUATION Lords December 2, 1959
3 speeches — MEAT FROM OESTROGENTREATED ANIMALS Lords December 3, 1959
SCIENCE IN CIVIL LIFE Lords December 9, 1959
3 speeches — FOOD ADDITIVES Lords December 10, 1959
USE OF POISONS IN AGRICULTURE AND FOOD STORAGE Lords December 16, 1959
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