Mr Reginald Fletcher
1885 - June 7, 1961Summary information for Mr Reginald Fletcher
Contributions
1924
Ex-RUSSIAN WARSHIPS. Commons July 7, 1924
MASAI TRIBE RESERVE. Commons July 7, 1924
AGRICULTURAL PARISHES. Commons July 9, 1924
WOODEN HOUSES. Commons July 9, 1924
RUSSIAN WARSHIPS (FRENCH PROTECTION). Written Answers July 14, 1924
RAILWAY RATES TRIBUNAL (WORKMEN'S FARES). Commons July 15, 1924
WOODEN HOUSES. Commons July 15, 1924
POOR LAW GUARDIANS (PARENTAL POWERS). Commons July 15, 1924
APPRENTICESHIP SYSTEM. Commons July 16, 1924
FRONTIER QUESTIONS. Commons July 16, 1924
INTER-ALLIED MILITARY COMMITTEE. Commons July 16, 1924
DOMINION REPRESENTATION. Commons July 21, 1924
LOCAL GOVERNMENT (ROYAL COMMISSION). Commons July 21, 1924
VICTORIA AND ALBERT MUSEUM (DIRECTORSHIP). Written Answers July 22, 1924
EX-SERVICE MEN (SOUTH BOROUGH COMNIITTEE REPORT). Commons July 23, 1924
LUNATICS (MAINTENANCE GRANT). Commons July 23, 1924
WORKMEN'S FARES. Commons July 29, 1924
5 speeches — AIR FORCE ESTIMATES, 1924–25. Commons July 31, 1924
LUNACY ACT. Commons October 8, 1924
RATING AND VALUATION BILL. Commons October 8, 1924
BOARDS OF GUARDIANS (PARENTAL POWERS). Commons October 8, 1924
ARTERIAL ROADS (BUILDING LINE). Written Answers October 8, 1924
ROAD VEHICLES (LIGHTING). Written Answers October 8, 1924
MOTOR VEHICLES (REFLECTING MIRRORS). Written Answers October 8, 1924
ENEMY ACTION CLAIMS. Written Answers October 8, 1924
WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. Written Answers October 8, 1924
REGISTERED POSTAL PACKETS. Written Answers October 8, 1924
JUVENILES. Written Answers October 8, 1924
TUBERCULAR CASES (LIFE PENSIONS). Commons October 9, 1924
HONDURAS (MURDER OF BRITISH SUBJECT). Commons October 9, 1924
COURTS OF SUMMARY JURISDICTION (PROCEDURE). Commons October 9, 1924
ROAD PASSENGER VEHICLES. Written Answers October 9, 1924
Two-ROOM ACCOMMODATION. Written Answers October 9, 1924
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