Mr Lionel Beaumont-Thomas

1893 - 1942
Summary information for Mr Lionel Beaumont-Thomas

Contributions

1931

IRON AND STEEL TRADES. Commons January 22, 1931

IRON AND STEEL INDUSTRY. Commons February 3, 1931

IRON AND STBEL INDUSTRY. Commons February 10, 1931

2 speeches — GREAT BRITAIN AND FRANCE (WAR LOANS AND PAYMENTS). Commons February 17, 1931

UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE (No. 2) BILL. Commons February 18, 1931

INTERNATIONAL LABOUR CONFERENCE COMMITTEE. Commons February 23, 1931

NATIONAL HEALTH INSURANCE. Commons March 5, 1931

INDO-EUROPEAN TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT (PERSIAN SECTION). Commons March 9, 1931

CUSTOMS AND EXCISE DEPARTMENT (MOTOR CARS). Commons March 10, 1931

2 speeches — SUPPLIES. Commons March 11, 1931

MOTOR VEHICLES. Commons March 16, 1931

VOTE OF CENSURE MOTION. Commons April 16, 1931

2 speeches — IRON AND STEEL INDUSTRY. Commons April 21, 1931

GLOVE INDUSTRY. Commons April 28, 1931

MINERS' WELFARE FUND. Commons May 19, 1931

IRON AND STEEL INDUSTRY. Commons June 2, 1931

ALIENS. Commons June 4, 1931

GOVERNMENT WORKS (MATERIALS). Commons June 8, 1931

WORKING HOURS. Commons June 9, 1931

2 speeches — PARACHUTES. Commons June 17, 1931

2 speeches — IRON AND STEEL INDUSTRY. Commons June 23, 1931

HOURS OF WORK. Commons June 30, 1931

FAR EAST (COMMERCIAL REPRESENTATIVES). Commons July 7, 1931

CIVIL SERVICE (BONUS). Commons July 14, 1931

IMPORTED CYCLES AND CYCLE PARTS. Commons July 20, 1931

CYCLES (REFLECTORS). Commons September 10, 1931

2 speeches — WORK SCHEMES (GRANTS). Commons September 14, 1931

NATIONAL ECONOMY BILL. Commons September 14, 1931

MOTOR COACHES (SPEED). Commons September 16, 1931

SUPPLIES. Commons September 29, 1931

COAL INDUSTRY (GLAMORGAN). Commons October 6, 1931

IMPORTS. Commons November 17, 1931

IRON AND STEEL. INDUSTRY. Commons November 24, 1931

2 speeches — TINPLATE INDUSTRY. Commons November 30, 1931

IRON AND STEEL INDUSTRY. Commons December 2, 1931

3 speeches — IMPORTS. Commons December 8, 1931

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