Mr John Vaughan-Morgan
February 2, 1905 - January 26, 1995Summary information for Mr John Vaughan-Morgan
Contributions
1962
SIERRA LEONE (GIFT OF A MACE) Commons January 30, 1962
THE WEST INDIES Commons February 6, 1962
Cigarettes (Sales) Written Answers February 13, 1962
4 speeches — PRIVATE MONOPOLIES Commons February 14, 1962
Gatwick Airport Commons February 19, 1962
Second Schedule.—(SUPPLEMENTARY PROVISIONS AS TO DEPORTATION.) Commons February 27, 1962
Covent Garden Market (Site) Written Answers March 1, 1962
Lung Cancer (Cigarette Smoking) Commons March 12, 1962
Woodhurst Park Road, Oxted Written Answers March 14, 1962
2 speeches — Imperial Tobacco Company (Gallahers) Commons March 15, 1962
3 speeches — Imperial Chemical Industries and Courtaulds Commons March 15, 1962
2 speeches — Oxford Street (Traffic Diversion) Written Answers March 19, 1962
2 speeches — Man-made Fibres Industry (Tariffs) Commons April 10, 1962
2 speeches — Imperial Tobacco Company Ltd., and Gallahers Ltd. Commons April 10, 1962
2 speeches — BUDGET RESOLUTIONS AND ECONOMIC SITUATION Commons April 11, 1962
General Practitioners (Reserve Funds) Written Answers April 16, 1962
Sulphate of Ammonia Commons April 17, 1962
Annual Reports (Publication) Commons April 19, 1962
Economic Survey Commons May 8, 1962
Hurricane Damage (Financial Aid) Commons May 8, 1962
Pressed Steel Company (Loan) Written Answers June 5, 1962
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons June 7, 1962
Situation Commons June 26, 1962
2 speeches — Pressed Steel Company Commons July 3, 1962
3 speeches — A.22 Road, South Godstone Commons July 4, 1962
Singapore (Export) Commons July 26, 1962
CONGO Commons November 12, 1962
3 speeches — NATIONAL INSURANCE AND PENSIONS (BENEFITS) Commons November 26, 1962
Older Men and Women (Report) Written Answers November 26, 1962
LONDON GOVERNMENT BILL Commons December 10, 1962
2 speeches — LONDON GOVERNMENT BILL Commons December 11, 1962
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