Mr James Griffiths

1890 - August 7, 1975
Summary information for Mr James Griffiths

Contributions

1959

2 speeches — Constitution Commons January 20, 1959

ROAD ACCIDENTS (ANIMALS) Commons January 20, 1959

Lady Tedder (Broadcast) Commons January 21, 1959

10 speeches — EDUCATION Commons January 22, 1959

National Assistance Board (Disregards) Commons January 26, 1959

Personal Case Commons January 26, 1959

5 speeches — NATIONAL INSURANCE BILL Commons January 27, 1959

5 speeches — MALTA (LETTERS PATENT) BILL Commons February 2, 1959

Big Ben (Centenary) Commons February 3, 1959

BRITISH MARKETING RESEARCH BUREAU Commons February 4, 1959

3 speeches — FUEL AND POWER (POLICY) Commons February 6, 1959

Displaced Miners Commons February 9, 1959

2 speeches — Detained Persons Commons February 12, 1959

Africans, Resettlement Areas (Deaths) Commons February 12, 1959

9 speeches — MALTA (LETTERS PATENT) BILL Commons February 16, 1959

Krupp Deconcentration Agreement Commons February 18, 1959

2 speeches — University College (Grants) Commons February 19, 1959

Deptford Commons February 25, 1959

2 speeches — NYASALAND (DISTURBANCES) Commons February 25, 1959

PROTECTION OF TENANTS (LOCAL AUTHORITIES) Commons February 25, 1959

2 speeches — NYASALAND Commons February 27, 1959

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

Herr Krupp (Committee) Commons March 9, 1959

Commission of inquiry Commons March 10, 1959

4 speeches — ROADS PROGRAMME Commons March 17, 1959

Anglesey Commons March 19, 1959

5 speeches — TOWN MEETINGS AND TOWNS' POLLS, BIRMINGHAM Commons March 20, 1959

Exports Commons March 23, 1959

2 speeches — Commission of Inquiry Commons April 9, 1959

2 speeches — Parliamentary Commission Commons April 9, 1959

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

Crime Commons April 16, 1959

Elections (Form R.P.F.7) Commons April 16, 1959

2 speeches — Miss Edith Haithwaite Commons April 27, 1959

2 speeches — Detained Persons Commons April 28, 1959

Miss Grace Kahumbe Commons April 28, 1959

FUEL AND POWER Commons May 4, 1959

2 speeches — European Civil Servants (Expatriate Pay) Commons May 5, 1959

Refugees Commons May 5, 1959

Industrial Sites, Lanarkshire Commons May 7, 1959

Cotton Industry (Reorganisation) Commons May 7, 1959

Hola Detention Camp (Deaths) Commons May 7, 1959

3 speeches — LEGITIMACY BILL Commons May 8, 1959

Trade Unionists (Rustication) Commons May 14, 1959

5 speeches — Hola Detention Camp (Deaths) Commons May 14, 1959

3 speeches — TANGANYIKA Commons June 2, 1959

Hola Camp Commons June 4, 1959

2 speeches — African Hospital, Lusaka Commons June 4, 1959

RACIAL DISCRIMINATION Commons June 4, 1959

COTTON INDUSTRY BILL Commons June 4, 1959

PLIGHT OF THE AGED Commons June 5, 1959

Pneumoconiosis Commons June 8, 1959

Fuel Policy Commons June 8, 1959

Methane Gas Commons June 8, 1959

Motor Vehicles, Wales Commons June 10, 1959

CHURCH SCHOOLS (AID) Commons June 11, 1959

Confinement Grants Commons June 15, 1959

Douglas Commons June 15, 1959

Expenditure and Manpower Commons June 15, 1959

2 speeches — Demand Commons June 15, 1959

3 speeches — NYASALAND (QUESTIONS TO MINISTERS) Commons June 17, 1959

6 speeches — LOCAL AUTHORITY HOUSING Commons June 18, 1959

Methane Commons June 22, 1959

2 speeches — Prices Commons June 22, 1959

3 speeches — EDUCATION BILL Commons June 22, 1959

2 speeches — NYASALAND (QUESTIONS TO MINISTERS) Commons June 23, 1959

Scholarships Commons June 24, 1959

Business Firms (Political and Propaganda Campaigns) Commons June 25, 1959

New Clause—(ADVISORY COMMITTEE) Commons June 26, 1959

Mineworkers (X-ray Examinations) Commons June 29, 1959

2 speeches — Pits (Closures) Commons June 29, 1959

Workers (Accommodation) Commons June 30, 1959

Citrus Industry Commons June 30, 1959

Incident, Katwe Commons June 30, 1959

South Wales Ports (Ships' Visits) Commons July 1, 1959

2 speeches — "The Week's Good Cause" (Appeals) Commons July 1, 1959

2 speeches — Clause 1.—(EXTENDED POWERS TO MAKE CONTRIBUTIONS, ETC.) Commons July 1, 1959

Local Education Authorities (Finance) Commons July 2, 1959

Companies (Political Expenditure) Commons July 2, 1959

Gas and Electricity (Capital and Loans) Commons July 6, 1959

Smokeless Fuel Commons July 6, 1959

3 speeches — Working Hours Commons July 6, 1959

Administrative and Technical Staff Commons July 6, 1959

I.L.O. Convention (Racial Discrimination) Commons July 13, 1959

INDEPENDENT AIR TRAVEL LIMITED Commons July 14, 1959

Companies (Political Expenditure) Commons July 14, 1959

Ex-Senior Chief Koinange Commons July 16, 1959

2 speeches — BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons July 16, 1959

2 speeches — CENTRAL AFRICA Commons July 22, 1959

5 speeches — COAL INDUSTRY Commons July 23, 1959

Working Hours Commons July 27, 1959

2 speeches — Select Committee on Estimates (Report) Commons July 29, 1959

Dr. Hastings Banda Commons July 30, 1959

Democratic Institutions Commons July 30, 1959

INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT, MILFORD HAVEN Commons July 30, 1959

10 speeches — LOCAL EMPLOYMENT BILL Commons November 9, 1959

Post-War Credits Commons November 10, 1959

South-West Africa (Resolutions) Commons November 18, 1959

Fuel Oil Commons November 23, 1959

4 speeches — COAL INDUSTRY BILL Commons November 23, 1959

8 speeches — Clause 1.—(PURPOSE FOR WHICH PART I POWERS EXERCISABLE, AND DURATION OF POWERS.) Commons December 8, 1959

3 speeches — Clause 5.—(DERELICT, ETC. LAND.) Commons December 9, 1959

Clause 7.—(FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR IMPROVEMENT OF BASIC SERVICES.) Commons December 9, 1959

3 speeches — Clause 9.—(FUNCTIONS OF MANAGEMENT CORPORATIONS.) Commons December 9, 1959

5 speeches — OFFICES BILL Commons December 11, 1959

Council for Wales and Monmouthshire (Membership) Written Answers December 17, 1959

2 speeches — Anthracite Written Answers December 17, 1959

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