Mr John Cronin

March 1, 1916 - 1986
Summary information for Mr John Cronin

Contributions

1959

6 speeches — Constitution Commons January 20, 1959

10 speeches — NATIONAL INSURANCE BILL Commons January 27, 1959

5 speeches — EUROPEAN MONETARY AGREEMENT BILL Commons January 28, 1959

2 speeches — Manufacturing Industry (Fixed Investment) Commons January 29, 1959

Clause 2.—(ISSUES FROM CONSOLIDATED FUND AND PAYMENTS INTO EXCHEQUER.) Commons February 4, 1959

2 speeches — Companies (Foreign Control) Commons February 5, 1959

2 speeches — European Free Trade Area and Common Market Commons February 5, 1959

3 speeches — Consumption and Production Commons February 9, 1959

2 speeches — Displaced Miners Commons February 9, 1959

2 speeches — Messrs. Colvilles Limited (Government Loan) Commons February 9, 1959

EUROPEAN FREE TRADE AREA Commons February 12, 1959

Opencast Mining Contracts Written Answers February 16, 1959

£ Sterling (Purchasing Power) Written Answers February 20, 1959

2 speeches — Road Accidents Commons March 18, 1959

2 speeches — AROMATIC CHEMICAL (IMPORT DUTY) Commons March 18, 1959

2 speeches — Private Industry (Capital Investment) Commons March 19, 1959

2 speeches — Labour Costs and Wages Commons March 19, 1959

2 speeches — Compensation for Loss of Office (Taxation) Commons March 26, 1959

2 speeches — Banks (Forward Exchange Contracts) Commons March 26, 1959

2 speeches — London Gold Market (Forward Transactions) Commons March 26, 1959

7 speeches — BUDGET PROPOSALS AND ECONOMIC SITUATION Commons April 9, 1959

2 speeches — Export Credits Commons April 14, 1959

2 speeches — Purchase Tax Commons April 14, 1959

2 speeches — Long-term Interest Rates Commons April 14, 1959

2 speeches — Pits (Closures) Commons April 20, 1959

Foreign Travel Allowance Commons April 21, 1959

2 speeches — Tax Reliefs and Post-war Credits Commons April 21, 1959

2 speeches — Industrial Countries (Fiscal Policy) Commons April 21, 1959

s.s. "Queen Mary" and "Queen Elizabeth" (Replacement) Written Answers April 21, 1959

Tonsils and Adenoids Written Answers April 21, 1959

2 speeches — Consultants Commons May 4, 1959

2 speeches — Mr. A. H. Barber Commons May 4, 1959

3 speeches — FUEL AND POWER Commons May 4, 1959

2 speeches — Clause 12.—(CHANGES IN RATES OF PURCHASE TAX.) Commons May 11, 1959

Clause 12.—(CHANGES IN RATES OF PURCHASE TAX.) Commons May 12, 1959

Clause 16.—(ALTERATIONS IN RELIEFS.) Commons May 13, 1959

2 speeches — European Economic Community Commons May 14, 1959

2 speeches — Import Prices Commons May 14, 1959

2 speeches — Flower Bulbs (Quota) Commons May 14, 1959

Dollar Imports (Restrictions) Written Answers June 9, 1959

New Clause.—(ONE HUNDRED PER CENT. DISABLED.) Commons June 11, 1959

11 speeches — New Clause.—(AFFIDAVITS AS TO DEDUC TION OF EXPENSES.) Commons June 11, 1959

2 speeches — Income Tax Commons June 23, 1959

2 speeches — Manufacturing Industry (Fixed Capital Expenditure) Commons June 23, 1959

2 speeches — Resident Sterling (Convertibility) Commons June 23, 1959

2 speeches — Advertisements Commons July 1, 1959

4 speeches — Processing, Research and Development (Report) Commons July 6, 1959

2 speeches — New Clause.—(RELIEF FOR BLIND MAN WITH GUIDE DOG.) Commons July 7, 1959

2 speeches — Balance of Payments Commons July 9, 1959

2 speeches — Public Expenditure (Inquiry) Commons July 9, 1959

2 speeches — Capital Expenditure Commons July 15, 1959

2 speeches — Waiting List Commons July 22, 1959

Monetary System (Radcliffe Committee's Recommendations) Commons November 10, 1959

2 speeches — Business Expenses (Taxation) Commons November 10, 1959

3 speeches — London Property Company (New York Building Project) Commons November 10, 1959

2 speeches — Accident Services Commons December 14, 1959

5 speeches — Northern Group Management Committee (Chairmanship) Commons December 14, 1959

EUROPEAN FREE TRADE ASSOCIATION Commons December 14, 1959

Telephone Calls (Push-Button Operation) Written Answers December 16, 1959

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