Mr Frederic Bennett

December 2, 1918 - September 14, 2002
Summary information for Mr Frederic Bennett

Contributions

1959

3 speeches — FOREIGN AFFAIRS Commons February 19, 1959

Geneva Conference Commons February 23, 1959

PRISONS AND DETENTION CAMPS, KENYA Commons February 24, 1959

FEDERATION OF RHODESIA AND NYASALAND (HON. MEMBER FOR WEDNESBURY) Commons March 2, 1959

3 speeches — K.K.M. Movement (Arrests) Commons March 3, 1959

NYASALAND (STATE OF EMERGENCY) Commons March 3, 1959

NYASALAND (STATE OF EMERGENCY) Commons March 3, 1959

24 speeches — FEDERATION OF RHODESIA AND NYASALAND (HON. MEMBER FOR WEDNESBURY) Commons March 4, 1959

2 speeches — House of Commons Commons March 9, 1959

VOTE A. NUMBERS Commons March 9, 1959

London Airport (Unidentified Light) Commons March 11, 1959

4 speeches — TORQUAY CORPORATION (WATER) BILL (By Order) Commons March 17, 1959

K.K.M. Movement (Arrests) Written Answers April 7, 1959

5 speeches — WILLS, &c. (PUBLICATION) BILL Commons April 10, 1959

2 speeches — Trade with Canada Commons April 14, 1959

Unemployment Figures (Publication) Written Answers May 11, 1959

Bamangwato Reserve (Mineral Rights) Written Answers June 4, 1959

Forestry Houses (Rents) Commons June 8, 1959

2 speeches — CONDITION OF PRIVATE INDUSTRY Commons June 29, 1959

Retirement Pensioners (Earnings Rule) Written Answers July 6, 1959

7 speeches — FOREIGN AFFAIRS Commons July 8, 1959

10 speeches — CENTRAL AFRICA Commons July 22, 1959

2 speeches — NUCLEAR WEAPONS Commons July 27, 1959

7 speeches — DEBATE ON THE ADDRESS Commons November 2, 1959

MONETARY SYSTEM Commons November 26, 1959

3 speeches — RACIAL INTOLERANCE AND DISCRIMINATION Commons December 7, 1959

International Trade Written Answers December 17, 1959

Profits (Schedule D Assessment) Written Answers December 17, 1959

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