Mr Herbert Cayzer
1881 - March 16, 1958Summary information for Mr Herbert Cayzer
Contributions
1931
OFFICERS' PAY. Commons February 17, 1931
RUSSIA. Commons February 17, 1931
TIMBER IMPORTS. Commons February 17, 1931
3 speeches — UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE (No. 2) BILL. Commons February 18, 1931
SPOTTED FEVER, EASTNEY BARRACKS. Written Answers February 19, 1931
DEVELOPMENT LOANS AND GUARANTEES. Commons February 26, 1931
CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIRS, PORTSMOUTH DOCKYARD. Written Answers February 26, 1931
SCHOOL OF MUSIC (QUARTERS, EASTNEY). Written Answers February 26, 1931
2 speeches — MOTOR VEHICLES. Written Answers February 26, 1931
TRADE, UNITED KINGDOM. Written Answers February 26, 1931
ROAD DIRECTION POSTS. Written Answers March 2, 1931
OFFICERS' PAY. Commons March 3, 1931
OFFICERS (RETIREMENT SCHEME). Commons March 3, 1931
HIS MAJESTY'S SHIP "REVENGE" (REFIT). Written Answers March 17, 1931
BRITISH ARMY (OFFICERS' RETIRED PAY). Written Answers April 20, 1931
COMMUTATION. Written Answers April 20, 1931
CHILDREN'S PLAYGROUND, PORTSMOUTH. Written Answers April 28, 1931
NAVAL AND MILITARY PENSIONS (COMMUTATION). Commons May 19, 1931
TOBACCO SUPPLIES. Commons May 19, 1931
OFFICERS' RETIRED PAY. Written Answers June 9, 1931
2 speeches — CHILDREN BILL. Commons July 7, 1931
JUVENILE OFFENDERS. Commons July 7, 1931
LOSS OF HIS MAJESTY'S SUBMARINE "POSEIDON" (GALLANTRY). Commons July 7, 1931
2 speeches — JUVENILE OFFENDERS. Written Answers July 8, 1931
HIS MAJESTY'S SHIP "REVENGE." Commons July 21, 1931
2 speeches — GERMAN WAR VESSELS (VISIT). Commons July 21, 1931
DISUSED PRISONS (ACCOMMODATION). Commons July 28, 1931
2 speeches — DEBATE ON THE ADDRESS. Commons November 16, 1931
BORSTAL DETENTION. Written Answers November 17, 1931
2 speeches — PENAL AND REFORMATORY ESTABLISHMENTS. Written Answers November 18, 1931
HIS MAJESTY'S SHIP "REVENGE." Written Answers December 1, 1931
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