Mr Henry Croft
1881 - December 7, 1947Summary information for Mr Henry Croft
Contributions
1923
2 speeches — BARLEY. Commons March 5, 1923
EMPIRE SETTLEMENT. Written Answers March 5, 1923
2 speeches — NATIONAL MINIMUM WAGE. Commons March 7, 1923
RETRENCHMENT. Commons March 12, 1923
2 speeches — ST. GEORGE'S DAY. Commons March 14, 1923
UNEMPLOYMENT. AUSTRALIA. Commons March 15, 1923
NEW CLAUSE.—(Amendment of Section 42.) Commons April 12, 1923
EX-SERVICE MEN (CIVIL SERVICE). Commons April 12, 1923
BRITISH TRADE WITH GERMANY. Commons April 12, 1923
EMPIRE SETTLEMENT. Commons April 16, 1923
2 speeches — WAYS AND MEANS. Commons April 18, 1923
LIQUOR TRAFFIC PROHIBITION BILL. Commons April 20, 1923
6 speeches — ESTATE DUTY. Commons April 23, 1923
ENEMY ACTION CLAIMS (MRS. LEIGHTON). Written Answers April 30, 1923
ARTERIAL ROAD (BUCKLAND). Written Answers April 30, 1923
EMIGRATION. Commons May 1, 1923
WORKS, BUILDINGS, AND REPAIRS, AT HOME AND ABROAD. Commons May 1, 1923
CLAUSE 1.—(Effect of notices to increase rent under principal Act): Commons May 3, 1923
5 speeches — NEW CLAUSE.—(Provision for periods of trade disputes.) Commons May 7, 1923
2 speeches — SAAR VALLEY AND RUHR DISTRICT. Commons May 10, 1923
NEW CLAUSE.—(Amendment of 9 and 10 Geo. V, c. 32, Section 16.) Commons July 2, 1923
CLAUSE 7.—(Annual value of agricultural lands and heritages for county and parish rates in Scotland.) Commons July 11, 1923
CLAUSE 1.—(Penalty for sale or supply of intoxicating liquor to young persons.) Commons July 13, 1923
2 speeches — MILITARY EXPENDITURE AND DISARMAMENT. Commons July 23, 1923
ARMY (STRENGTH). Written Answers July 23, 1923
ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE BILL [Lords]. Commons July 27, 1923
ACCIDENTS (STATISTICS). Commons July 31, 1923
GERMANY AND FRANCE (BRITISH EXPORTS). Written Answers August 1, 1923
2 speeches — PRIME MINISTER'S STATEMENT. Commons August 2, 1923
WRITING ASSISTANTS. Written Answers August 2, 1923
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