Mr Francis Pakenham
December 5, 1905 - August 3, 2001Summary information for Mr Francis Pakenham
Contributions
1964
3 speeches — PROPOSED ABOLITION OF PREVENTIVE DETENTION Lords January 21, 1964
FUNERAL SERVICE FOR THE LATE SIR WINSTON CHURCHILL Lords January 26, 1964
PRIVATE MEMBERS' BILLS Written Answers January 26, 1964
5 speeches — THE NEWSOM REPORT ON EDUCATION Lords January 29, 1964
THE BANK RATE STATEMENT Lords February 27, 1964
8 speeches — THE ECONOMIC SITUATION Lords March 18, 1964
PENAL REFORM Lords April 16, 1964
POLICE BILL Lords April 21, 1964
5 speeches — POLICE BILL Lords April 21, 1964
4 speeches — THE WELFARE SERVICES Lords April 22, 1964
2 speeches — PRIMARY EDUCATION Lords April 29, 1964
10 speeches — POLICE BILL Lords May 5, 1964
2 speeches — REFUGEES, DISASTERS AND INTERNATIONAL AID Lords May 6, 1964
7 speeches — COMPENSATION FOR VICTIMS OF CRIMES OF VIOLENCE Lords May 7, 1964
3 speeches — BUSINESS SCHOOLS AT UNIVERSITIES Lords May 11, 1964
CENTRAL SUPERVISION, DIRECTION AND FACILITIES Lords May 11, 1964
5 speeches — THE ARTS Lords June 3, 1964
SENTENCES OF PREVENTIVE DETENTION Lords June 4, 1964
3 speeches — RECOMMENDED ABOLITION OF PREVENTIVE DETENTION Lords June 29, 1964
WORLD POPULATION AND FAMILY PLANNING Lords July 1, 1964
11 speeches — WORLD POPULATION AND FAMILY PLANNING Lords July 1, 1964
OVERCROWDING IN PRISONS Lords July 2, 1964
NATIONAL INSURANCE BENEFITS AND PENSIONS Lords July 8, 1964
9 speeches — PUBLIC LIBRARIES AND MUSEUMS BILL Lords July 9, 1964
5 speeches — REFRESHMENT HOUSES BILL Lords July 13, 1964
FINANCE BILL Lords July 14, 1964
30 speeches — CRIME AND PENAL REFORM Lords July 15, 1964
3 speeches — B.O.A.C. AND THE SUPER VC 10 AIRCRAFT Lords July 20, 1964
3 speeches — MALTA INDEPENDENCE BILL Lords July 28, 1964
2 speeches — THE CASE OF ALFRED WESTON Lords July 29, 1964
SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS Lords October 28, 1964
ADDRESS IN REPLY TO HER MAJESTY'S MOST GRACIOUS SPEECH Lords November 3, 1964
CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES Lords November 3, 1964
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Lords November 3, 1964
6 speeches — ADDRESS IN REPLY TO HER MAJESTY'S MOST GRACIOUS SPEECH Lords November 4, 1964
DEPUTY CHAIRMEN OF COMMITTEES Lords November 10, 1964
9 speeches — REMUNERATION OF MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT Lords November 17, 1964
17 speeches — SOUTH AFRICA: ARMS EMBARGO Lords November 17, 1964
LEAVE OF ABSENCE Lords November 24, 1964
2 speeches — BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Lords November 25, 1964
THE CONGO RESCUE OPERATION Lords November 25, 1964
4 speeches — BUCCANEER AIRCRAFT FOR SOUTH AFRICA Lords November 25, 1964
9 speeches — INTERNATIONAL CREDITS FOR DEFENCE OF STERLING Lords November 26, 1964
NATIONAL SAVINGS CERTIFICATES AND CAPITAL GAINS TAX Lords December 3, 1964
THE CONCORDE PROJECT Lords December 3, 1964
GAMBIA INDEPENDENCE BILL Lords December 3, 1964
2 speeches — ANNOUNCEMENT OF TAXATION PROPOSALS Lords December 3, 1964
3 speeches — PROCEDURE: REPETITION OF GOVERNMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS Lords December 8, 1964
21 speeches — FINANCE BILL Lords December 9, 1964
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Lords December 10, 1964
SAFETY OF BRITISH SUBJECTS IN THE CONGO Lords December 14, 1964
PROTECTION FROM EVICTION BILL Lords December 14, 1964
TRIBUTES TO THE LATE EARL OF WOOLTON Lords December 15, 1964
DRAFT DIPLOMATIC PRIVILEGES (CITIZENS OF THE UNITED KINGDOM AND COLONIES) ORDER 1964 Lords December 15, 1964
7 speeches — MACHINERY OF GOVERNMENT BILL Lords December 15, 1964
2 speeches — EXPENSE ALLOWANCE FOR PEERS Lords December 16, 1964
SIMON DE MONTFORT PARLIAMENT ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONS Lords December 17, 1964
2 speeches — DISARMAMENT AND THE ECONOMY Lords December 17, 1964
BRITISH SUBJECTS IN THE CONGO Lords December 21, 1964
4 speeches — subsequently MINISTERS OF THE CROWN BILL Lords December 21, 1964
2 speeches — THE INTERNATIONAL SITUATION Lords December 22, 1964
13 speeches — THE INTERNATIONAL SITUATION Lords December 23, 1964
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