Mr Leonard Franklin
1862 - December 11, 1944Summary information for Mr Leonard Franklin
Contributions
1924
EGYPTIAN TRIBUTE BOND-HOLDERS. Commons February 18, 1924
GUIDE (TABLE OF MAILS). Written Answers February 20, 1924
TRADE FACILITIES ACT (BANK LINE, LTD.). Written Answers February 25, 1924
2 speeches — TRADE FACILITIES BILL. Commons February 27, 1924
EGYPTIAN TRIBUTE LOANS. Commons March 5, 1924
TREATY OF LAUSANNE. Commons March 10, 1924
TRADE FACILITIES ACTS (GUARANTEES). Commons March 11, 1924
5 speeches — CLAUSE 1.—(Increase of amount of loans which may be guaranteed under 11 & 12 Geo. 5. c. 65, and extension of period for giving of guarantees.) Commons March 12, 1924
LOCAL AUTHORITIES (SUBSIDIES). Commons May 22, 1924
FINANCE BILL. Commons May 27, 1924
HOUSING ACT, 1923. Commons May 28, 1924
PENNY RATE (EXCESS PAYMENTS). Commons May 28, 1924
DISABILITY PENSIONS. Written Answers May 29, 1924
HOUSING (FINANCIAL PROVISIONS) [MONEY]. Commons June 3, 1924
TRADES FACILITIES ACTS (APPLICATION). Commons July 8, 1924
TURKISH TRIBUTE LOANS. Commons July 9, 1924
3 speeches — TURKISH TRIBUTE LOANS. Commons July 14, 1924
2 speeches — MINISTER OF HEALTH (ECONOMIC VIEWS). Commons July 15, 1924
EGYPT (TURKISH TRIBUTE LOAN). Commons July 16, 1924
2 speeches — CLAUSE 2.—(Increased Government contributions in case of houses which are subject to special conditions.) Commons July 16, 1924
CLAUSE 3.—(Special conditions.) Commons July 17, 1924
3 speeches — NEW CLAUSE.—(Only one borrower to provide financial means to carry out scheme.) Commons July 21, 1924
CLAUSE 4.—(Termination of Government liability to make contributions.) Commons July 24, 1924
THIRD SCHEDULE.—(Purposes or matters for or with respect to which Regulations may be made by the Minister.) Commons August 1, 1924
TRADE FACILITIES ACT (GUARANTEES). Commons August 5, 1924
WHISTLING FOR CABS. Commons August 6, 1924
ANGLO-RUSSIAN AGREEMENT. Written Answers October 2, 1924
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