Mr Frederic Bennett
December 2, 1918 - September 14, 2002Summary information for Mr Frederic Bennett
Contributions
1954
2 speeches — WELSH AFFAIRS Commons February 2, 1954
3 speeches — TAKE-OVER BIDS Commons February 11, 1954
BRITISH HONDURAS INQUIRY (GOVERNMENT DECISION) Commons April 7, 1954
3 speeches — Second Schedule.—(WILD BIRDS WHICH MAY BE KILLED OR TAKEN AT ANY TIME BY AUTHORISED PERSONS.) Commons April 9, 1954
2 speeches — Third Schedule.—(WILD BIRDS WHICH MAY BE KILLED OR TAKEN OUTSIDE THE CLOSE SEASON.) Commons April 9, 1954
Situation Commons April 14, 1954
2 speeches — Maternity Home Fire, Reading Commons April 29, 1954
3 speeches — ATOMIC ENERGY (U.S.-U.K. AGREEMENT) Commons May 18, 1954
2 speeches — First Schedule.—(WILD BIRDS AND THEIR EGGS PROTECTED BY SPECIAL PENALTIES.) Commons May 21, 1954
3 speeches — Second Schedule.—(WILD BIRDS WHICH MAY BE KILLED OR TAKEN AT ANY TIME BY AUTHORISED PERSONS.) Commons May 21, 1954
Third Schedule.—(WILD BIRDS WHICH MAY BE KILLED OR TAKEN OUTSIDE THE CLOSE SEASON.) Commons May 21, 1954
BUGANDA (STATE OF EMERGENCY) Commons June 1, 1954
BRITAIN AND CHINA (DIPLOMATIC MISSIONS) Commons June 3, 1954
U.N. Security Council Discussions Commons July 5, 1954
3 speeches — Maternity Home Fire, Reading (Report) Commons July 8, 1954
2 speeches — COMMONWEALTH TERRITORIES (RACIAL DISCRIMINATION) Commons July 19, 1954
Lusaka Municipal Board (Night Passes) Commons October 20, 1954
Old-Age and Retirement Pensions Commons October 25, 1954
EAST AFRICA (SECRETARY OF STATE'S VISIT) Commons October 26, 1954
Retirement Pensioners (Death) Commons November 1, 1954
8 speeches — MIDDLE EASTERN AFFAIRS Commons November 2, 1954
2 speeches — SOUTH-EAST ASIA Commons November 8, 1954
Spanish Press Campaign Commons November 24, 1954
REPRESENTATION OF THE PEOPLE (PARLIAMENTARY CONSTITUENCIES) Commons December 16, 1954
CYPRUS (DISTURBANCES) Commons December 20, 1954
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