Mr Robert Boothby

February 12, 1900 - July 16, 1986
Summary information for Mr Robert Boothby

Contributions

1953

4 speeches — WHITE FISH AND HERRING INDUSTRIES BILL Commons January 20, 1953

4 speeches — COMMONWEALTH ECONOMIC CONFERENCE Commons February 3, 1953

Herring Fishing Industry, Western Isles Commons February 10, 1953

Rivers (Prevention of Pollution) Act Commons February 10, 1953

STORM DAMAGE, SCOTLAND Commons February 10, 1953

Doctors' Prescriptions Commons February 17, 1953

Land Drainage Schemes Commons February 17, 1953

Eggs (Marketing) Commons February 17, 1953

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons February 18, 1953

2 speeches — FLOOD DISASTERS Commons February 19, 1953

DEVELOPMENT AREAS AND DISTRIBUTION OF INDUSTRY Commons February 25, 1953

Clause 4.—(PROVISION OF PRODUCTION FACILITIES.) Commons March 4, 1953

8 speeches — New Clause.—(CONSULTATION WITH THE BOARD ON MATTERS CONCERNING THE EUROPEAN COAL AND STEEL COMMUNITY.) Commons March 4, 1953

TRADE RESTRICTIONS (RELAXATION) Commons March 23, 1953

5 speeches — FLOOD AND STORM DAMAGE (COMPENSATION) Commons March 23, 1953

Blown Timber Written Answers March 24, 1953

9 speeches — New Clause.—(GENERAL PROVISIONS RELATING TO SCHEMES AND ORDERS.) Commons March 26, 1953

Schedule.—(CONSEQUENTIAL AMENDMENTS.) Commons March 26, 1953

Swedish Landrace Pigs Written Answers March 26, 1953

2 speeches — Blown Timber (Clearance Arrangements) Commons March 31, 1953

2 speeches — Herring Trade (Negotiations With Russia) Commons March 31, 1953

TRANSPORT BILL Commons March 31, 1953

O.E.E.C. (COUNCIL MEETING) Commons April 1, 1953

Coronation (Roasting Ceremonies) Commons April 1, 1953

2 speeches — SCOTLAND (WIND-BLOWN TIMBER) Commons April 1, 1953

SUGAR (NON-DOLLAR PURCHASES) Written Answers April 16, 1953

SUGAR PRODUCTION (WORLD SUPPLIES) Written Answers April 17, 1953

TRANSPORT BILL Commons April 23, 1953

U.K. Trade Delegation, Moscow Commons May 5, 1953

3 speeches — Cured Fish Exports, Israel (Credit Facilities) Commons May 19, 1953

ICELANDIC FISHERIES DISPUTE Commons May 20, 1953

2 speeches — Clause 12.—(CHANGES IN OLD AGE AND OTHER PERSONAL RELIEFS.) Commons June 11, 1953

3 speeches — Anglo-Soviet Trade Agreement Commons June 30, 1953

TELEVISION DEVELOPMENT Commons July 2, 1953

5 speeches — AGRICULTURE AND FOOD PRODUCTION Commons July 2, 1953

2 speeches — INTER-PARLIAMENTARY UNION Commons July 3, 1953

Overseas Travel Allowance (Excess British Currency) Commons July 7, 1953

2 speeches — Swedish Landrace Pigs Commons July 9, 1953

3 speeches — MORAY FIRTH (FOREIGN TRAWLERS) Commons July 13, 1953

INTERNATIONAL BODIES (GRANTS) Commons July 13, 1953

2 speeches — SCOTTISH AFFAIRS Commons July 14, 1953

5 speeches — SCOTTISH AFFAIRS Commons July 15, 1953

4 speeches — FOREIGN AFFAIRS Commons July 22, 1953

AGRICULTURE (GUARANTEED PRICES AND MARKETS) Commons July 23, 1953

7 speeches — FISHING VESSELS (GRANTS) Commons July 23, 1953

7 speeches — MORAY FIRTH (FOREIGN TRAWLERS) Commons July 24, 1953

FOREIGN AFFAIRS Commons October 20, 1953

5 speeches — COUNCIL OF EUROPE Commons October 23, 1953

10 speeches — AGRICULTURE Commons November 9, 1953

Landrace Pigs Commons November 17, 1953

Oil and Soap (Monopolies Commission Reference) Commons November 19, 1953

Ex-Lord Chancellors (Pensions) Commons November 19, 1953

Swedish Landrace Pigs (Prices) Commons November 26, 1953

3 speeches — HOMOSEXUALITY (ROYAL COMMISSION) Commons November 26, 1953

2 speeches — Sexual Offences Commons December 3, 1953

Anglo-U.S.S.R- Trade Commons December 8, 1953

2 speeches — Buckie-Peterhead Area (New Factory) Commons December 8, 1953

3 speeches — SCOTLAND (LIVESTOCK IMPORTS) Commons December 8, 1953

TERRITORIAL WATERS (DEFINITION) Commons December 14, 1953

TELEVISION DEVELOPMENT (GOVERNMENT POLICY) Commons December 14, 1953

Garve—Ullapool Written Answers December 16, 1953

5 speeches — FOREIGN AFFAIRS Commons December 17, 1953

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