Mr Robert Boothby
February 12, 1900 - July 16, 1986Summary information for Mr Robert Boothby
Contributions
1948
FOREIGN AFFAIRS Commons January 23, 1948
5 speeches — GENEVA TARIFF AGREEMENT Commons January 29, 1948
2 speeches — SOUTH TYROL (STATUTE) Commons February 9, 1948
TRAVEL RESTRICTIONS (AUSTRIA) Commons February 9, 1948
Foreign Travel (Currency Note Restrictions) Commons February 10, 1948
Air Vice-Marshal Bennett (Dismissal) Commons February 18, 1948
4 speeches — NEW CLAUSE.—(Advertising stations to be separate hereditaments in certain cases.) Commons February 18, 1948
Home Production (Statistics) Written Answers February 26, 1948
2 speeches — Herring Industry Commons March 2, 1948
2 speeches — R.N.R. (Commissions) Commons March 17, 1948
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons March 18, 1948
Factories, Dismantling Commons March 22, 1948
Norwegian Herring Written Answers March 22, 1948
Fishing Industry (Net Lofts) Commons March 23, 1948
BUDGET PROPOSALS AND ECONOMIC SURVEY Commons April 8, 1948
10 speeches — BUDGET PROPOSALS AND ECONOMIC SURVEY Commons April 13, 1948
3 speeches — TENTH SCHEDULE.—(Enactments repealed.) Commons April 28, 1948
4 speeches — LORD HIGH COMMISSIONER (CHURCH OF SCOTLAND) BILL Commons April 28, 1948
2 speeches — WHITE FISH AND HERRING INDUSTRIES BILL Commons April 29, 1948
12 speeches — WHITE FISH AND HERRING INDUSTRIES BILL Commons April 29, 1948
FOREIGN AFFAIRS Commons May 4, 1948
6 speeches — FOREIGN AFFAIRS (WESTERN UNION) Commons May 5, 1948
Cured Herring, Germany Written Answers May 5, 1948
3 speeches — CLAUSE 2.—(Licensing of British fishing boats in North Sea.) Commons June 18, 1948
Norwegian Herring Written Answers June 28, 1948
2 speeches — EUROPEAN ECONOMIC CO-OPERATION Commons July 5, 1948
13 speeches — EUROPEAN ECONOMIC CO-OPERATION Commons July 6, 1948
2 speeches — FOREIGN AFFAIRS Commons September 22, 1948
IRON AND STEEL BILL (ALLOCATION OF TIME) Commons November 25, 1948
8 speeches — FOREIGN AFFAIRS Commons December 10, 1948
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