Mr Robert Boothby
February 12, 1900 - July 16, 1986Summary information for Mr Robert Boothby
Contributions
1943
HERRING INDUSTRY, SCOTLAND Commons January 26, 1943
POST-WAR RECONSTRUCTION (DISCUSSIONS WITH RUSSIA) Commons January 27, 1943
National Loaf (Composition) Written Answers January 27, 1943
Icelandic Cured Herring Written Answers January 27, 1943
Mobile Women Workers (Billeting) Commons January 28, 1943
2 speeches — Detainees Commons January 28, 1943
2 speeches — Venereal Disease (Propaganda) Commons January 28, 1943
5 speeches — CIVIL DEFENCE (DETAINEES) Commons February 10, 1943
4 speeches — WAR SITUATION Commons February 11, 1943
Harvest Labour Written Answers February 16, 1943
2 speeches — Herring Fishing Industry Commons February 23, 1943
2 speeches — TRANSFERENCE OF LABOUR Commons February 23, 1943
FRENCH NORTH AFRICA (INTERNEES) Commons February 24, 1943
Disabled Sergeants (Rank) Commons February 24, 1943
2 speeches — Clothes Rationing Commons February 24, 1943
Prosecution, Aberdeen Written Answers February 25, 1943
3 speeches — Public Assistance Commons March 2, 1943
2 speeches — CATTLE (GRADING SYSTEM) Commons March 2, 1943
2 speeches — M. Rigaud Commons March 3, 1943
2 speeches — Political Prisoners and Internees Commons March 3, 1943
2 speeches — Jews Commons March 3, 1943
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons March 9, 1943
Farm Workers, Scotland Commons March 11, 1943
7 speeches — AIR ESTIMATES, 1943 Commons March 11, 1943
2 speeches — Public Assistance Written Answers March 16, 1943
2 speeches — ENEMY-OCCUPIED COUNTRIES (RESTITUTION OF PROPERTY) Commons April 21, 1943
Officers' Allowances Commons April 21, 1943
Livestock Written Answers April 21, 1943
2 speeches — Land Tenure (Uthwatt Report) Commons May 4, 1943
2 speeches — Easter Offerings (Taxation) Commons May 4, 1943
2 speeches — MARSHAL PETAIN AND VICHY GOVERNMENT Commons May 5, 1943
Surplus Oats Commons May 5, 1943
3 speeches — Beef Cattle (Quality) Commons May 5, 1943
3 speeches — UNITED NATIONS (CONSULTATION) Commons May 6, 1943
2 speeches — FOOD SUPPLIES CONFERENCE Commons May 6, 1943
FIRST SCHEDULE.—(Constitution and proceedings of the North of Scotland Hydro-Electric Board.) Commons May 6, 1943
3 speeches — POST-WAR INTERNATIONAL CURRENCY Commons May 12, 1943
2 speeches — NEW CLAUSE.—(Easter Offerings.) Commons June 3, 1943
4 speeches — NEW CLAUSE.—(Abolition of estate duties on agricultural land.) Commons June 3, 1943
3 speeches — NEW CLAUSE.—(Amendment of Retail Licence Duties.) Commons June 3, 1943
2 speeches — HERRING INDUSTRY (WOMEN WORKERS) Commons June 8, 1943
2 speeches — TANGIER (BRITISH SUBJECTS AND INTERESTS) Commons June 9, 1943
Herring (Distribution) Commons June 9, 1943
5 speeches — LIVESTOCK INDUSTRY Commons June 10, 1943
ALGERIAN WINE Written Answers June 10, 1943
Milk (Distribution) Written Answers June 23, 1943
CHILDREN, DEATH RATE (SCOTLAND) Written Answers June 23, 1943
Fish Written Answers June 24, 1943
AGRICULTURE, SCOTLAND (CRAFTSMEN) Commons July 6, 1943
2 speeches — GENERAL DE GAULLE Commons July 7, 1943
POST-WAR ROAD DEVELOPMENT Commons July 7, 1943
White Fish Landings, Peterhead Commons July 7, 1943
2 speeches — Herring Prices Commons July 7, 1943
Officers (Promotion) Commons July 14, 1943
Ministry Staff (Imperial Chemical Industries Personnel) Commons July 14, 1943
2 speeches — Herrings and Kippers Commons July 14, 1943
8 speeches — EMERGENCY POWERS (DEFENCE) ACT, 1939 (CONTINUANCE) Commons July 15, 1943
Land Speculation Written Answers July 15, 1943
2 speeches — FRENCH COMMITTEE OF NATIONAL LIBERATION Commons July 21, 1943
2 speeches — GENERAL DE GAULLE Commons July 21, 1943
Algerian Wine Written Answers July 21, 1943
HERRING FISHING FACILITIES Written Answers July 22, 1943
Educational Reconstruction Commons July 27, 1943
AGRICULTURE (REGULATION 28B) Commons July 27, 1943
3 speeches — AGRICULTURE Commons July 28, 1943
2 speeches — FRENCH COMMITTEE OF NATIONAL LIBERATION Commons August 4, 1943
3 speeches — Herrings (Price) Commons August 4, 1943
Ministry of Aircraft Production (Staff) Written Answers August 4, 1943
Ministry of Agriculture (Staff) Written Answers August 4, 1943
Kettles (Supplies, Scotland) Written Answers September 21, 1943
Ministry of Food (Staff) Written Answers September 21, 1943
EMPIRE COLLABORATION Commons September 22, 1943
Herring (Prices and Distribution) Written Answers September 22, 1943
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. Commons September 23, 1943
2 speeches — GOVERNMENT POLICY (WHITE PAPERS) Commons October 12, 1943
WOMEN'S ALBERT HALL MEETING (REPORT) Commons October 12, 1943
INDIA (FOOD SITUATION) Commons October 12, 1943
INTERNATIONAL CURRENCY (ANGLO-AMERICAN DISCUSSIONS) Written Answers October 12, 1943
Education (Legislation) Written Answers October 12, 1943
2 speeches — King's Title Commons October 13, 1943
4 speeches — SYNTHETIC RUBBER PRODUCTION Commons October 13, 1943
TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING Written Answers October 14, 1943
INTERNATIONAL CURRENCY (ANGLO-AMERICAN DISCUSSIONS) Written Answers October 19, 1943
Educational Reconstruction (White Paper) Written Answers October 19, 1943
Herring Fishing Industry (Committee's Report) Written Answers October 19, 1943
Armistice Terms Commons October 20, 1943
Gold Standard Written Answers October 21, 1943
Monetary and Currency Policy Commons November 2, 1943
Food Preservation Commons November 30, 1943
2 speeches — Development (Forth-Clyde Canal) Commons November 30, 1943
2 speeches — Educational Reconstruction (White Paper) Commons November 30, 1943
2 speeches — Housing Commons November 30, 1943
Financial Discussions, Washington (Lord Keynes' Report) Commons November 30, 1943
SIR OSWALD MOSLEY (RELEASE) Commons December 1, 1943
8 speeches — WORLD FOOD SHORTAGES Commons December 3, 1943
2 speeches — Herring Fishing Industry (Inquiry) Commons December 7, 1943
EMPIRE PRIME MINISTERS (MEETING) Commons December 7, 1943
2 speeches — International Food Conference (Recommendations) Commons December 16, 1943
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