Mr Hector Hughes
1887 - June 23, 1970Summary information for Mr Hector Hughes
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1949
2 speeches — HANDWOVEN TWEED (PURCHASE TAX) Commons January 19, 1949
3 speeches — Edinburgh—London Service Commons January 26, 1949
Tweed Industry, Shetland Commons January 27, 1949
5 speeches — Engineering Industry, Aberdeen Commons January 27, 1949
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT (LECTURE TOURS) Commons January 31, 1949
3 speeches — FACTORY, ABERDEEN Commons January 31, 1949
2 speeches — CLAUSE 26.—(TERMINATION OF RIGHT TO SUPPLY OF WATER ON SPECIAL TERMS.) Commons February 7, 1949
CLAUSE 36.—(INTERPRETATION, CONSTRUCTION AND REPEALS.) Commons February 7, 1949
Skilled Labour, Scotland Commons February 8, 1949
2 speeches — Occupational Therapy, Aberdeen Commons February 8, 1949
3 speeches — POLICE TRAINING COLLEGE (COMMANDANT) Commons February 8, 1949
3 speeches — New Factories, Aberdeen Commons February 10, 1949
FESTIVAL OF BRITAIN, 1951 Commons February 10, 1949
4 speeches — PUBLIC WORKS (FESTIVAL OF BRITAIN) BILL Commons February 10, 1949
COMMISSION OF THE PEACE (SIR MAURICE BLOCH) Commons February 14, 1949
2 speeches — CLAUSE 17.—(ABOLITION OF SPECIAL JURIES.) Commons February 14, 1949
Machinery Production Written Answers February 17, 1949
Factory, Aberdeen Written Answers February 22, 1949
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE Written Answers February 22, 1949
Television Written Answers February 23, 1949
2 speeches — Experiment, Aberdeen Commons February 24, 1949
Factory Machines (Guards) Commons March 8, 1949
Doctors and Dentists Commons March 8, 1949
2 speeches — Business and Tourist Visits Commons March 9, 1949
2 speeches — JUSTICES OF THE PEACE Commons March 14, 1949
Fish Deliveries, Billingsgate Written Answers March 14, 1949
National Health Service (Registrations) Written Answers March 15, 1949
Meat (Shop Displays) Written Answers March 21, 1949
Aberdeen Written Answers March 29, 1949
2 speeches — Factory, Aberdeen Commons April 12, 1949
HOUSING (SCOTLAND) BILL Commons April 13, 1949
Building Workers Commons May 10, 1949
Industry and Employment Commons May 10, 1949
Courts Martial Commons May 11, 1949
Hearing Aids (Batteries) Commons May 24, 1949
3 speeches — Dean of Guild, Aberdeen Commons May 24, 1949
Land Requirements, Scotland Commons May 24, 1949
2 speeches — Ships' Officers (Holiday Periods) Commons May 24, 1949
SMALL ESTATES (SUCCESSION) Written Answers May 24, 1949
3 speeches — TELEVISION SERVICES (SCOTLAND) Commons May 25, 1949
Reports Commons May 25, 1949
COLONIAL DEVELOPMENT AND WELFARE BILL Commons May 27, 1949
MERCHANT SHIPPING (SAFETY CONVENTION) BILL Commons May 27, 1949
School Children (Spectacles) Commons May 31, 1949
3 speeches — Third Schedule.—(REMUNERATION OF PERSONS GIVING LEGAL AID.) Commons May 31, 1949
DYCE AERODROME (MODEL AEROPLANES) Written Answers June 1, 1949
3 speeches — TOURIST INDUSTRIES Commons June 21, 1949
LEASEHOLD REFORM (INTERIM REPORT) Commons June 27, 1949
2 speeches — FESTIVAL OF BRITAIN Commons June 27, 1949
WEST AFRICA (ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE) Written Answers June 29, 1949
COLONIAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION (REPORT) Written Answers June 29, 1949
Maltese Ratings Written Answers June 29, 1949
4 speeches — SCOTLAND (AGRICULTURE) Commons June 30, 1949
3 speeches — SCOTLAND (INDUSTRY) Commons July 7, 1949
2 speeches — Alleged Salmon Poaching, Helmsdale Commons July 12, 1949
Houses (Sale Prices) Commons July 12, 1949
EMERGENCY POWERS (PROCLAMATION) Commons July 13, 1949
2 speeches — Services, Aberdeen Commons July 20, 1949
DEPORTATIONS (HOME SECRETARY'S POWERS) Commons July 28, 1949
2 speeches — PARLIAMENT BILL Commons October 31, 1949
Fish Control Commons November 1, 1949
3 speeches — MALTA Commons November 8, 1949
Ploughs (Metal Parts) Commons November 15, 1949
3 speeches — HUMAN RIGHTS (DRAFT COVENANT) Commons November 21, 1949
UNITED NATIONS INTERNATIONAL CHILDREN'S FUND Written Answers November 28, 1949
South Atlantic Station Written Answers November 30, 1949
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