Mr Henry Vivian

1868 - May 30, 1930
Summary information for Mr Henry Vivian

Contributions

1924

2 speeches — PROTECTION OF HOME INDUSTRIES. Commons February 13, 1924

APPRENTICES (GRANTS). Written Answers February 19, 1924

GERMAN REPARATION (RECOVERY) ACT. Commons February 28, 1924

MEAT CONTEACTS. Commons March 4, 1924

2 speeches — TRADE FACILITIES BILL. Commons March 5, 1924

DANGEROUS BUILDINGS (DEMOLITION). Commons March 12, 1924

RATE OF INCOME TAX TO BE REPAID IN RESPECT OF DEDUCTION OR ALLOWANCE UNDER PART II OF FINANCE ACT, 1920. Commons May 6, 1924

EXPORTS TO THE ARGENTINE. Written Answers May 20, 1924

EXPORT TRADE. Commons May 21, 1924

HOUSING (CONSTRUCTION BY OFFICE OF WORKS). Commons May 26, 1924

FINANCE BILL. Commons May 27, 1924

INDUSTRIAL COUNCILS BILL. Commons May 30, 1924

2 speeches — HOUSING (FINANCIAL PROVISIONS) [MONEY]. Commons June 3, 1924

4 speeches — HOUSING (FINANCIAL PROVISIONS) [MONEY]. Commons June 4, 1924

2 speeches — TRADE FACILITIES AND EXPORT CREDITS. Commons June 16, 1924

5 speeches — IMPERIAL PREFERENCE. Commons June 18, 1924

OLD AGE PENSIONS. Commons June 25, 1924

McKENNA IMPORT DUTIES. Commons July 8, 1924

5 speeches — CLAUSE 2.—(Increased Government contributions in case of houses which are subject to special conditions.) Commons July 16, 1924

9 speeches — CLAUSE 3.—(Special conditions.) Commons July 17, 1924

FINANCE BILL. Commons July 23, 1924

NEW CLAUSE.—(Conditions as to town-planning schemes and density.) Commons July 24, 1924

5 speeches — CLAUSE 3.—(Special conditions.) Commons July 24, 1924

WHEAT (CONSUMPTION AND PRODUCTION). Commons July 28, 1924

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. Commons July 31, 1924

CLAUSE 10—(Materials and methods of construction.) Commons August 6, 1924

4 speeches — CLAUSE 9.—(Appointment and powers of officers.) Commons August 6, 1924

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