Mr Robert Mellish

March 3, 1913 - May 9, 1998
Summary information for Mr Robert Mellish

Contributions

1949

Pay and Conditions (Report) Commons February 3, 1949

ST. HELENA (LABOURERS' PAY) Commons February 16, 1949

DEFENCE Commons March 3, 1949

4 speeches — HOUSING BILL Commons March 16, 1949

2 speeches — STRIKE, LONDON DOCKS Commons April 12, 1949

ATTACKS ON H.M. SHIPS. CHINA Commons April 26, 1949

WEST BROMWICH CORPORATION BILL [By Order] Commons May 19, 1949

Docks (Disputes) Commons June 2, 1949

CRUELTY TO WILD ANIMALS (COMMITTEE) Commons June 2, 1949

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons June 2, 1949

Oaksey Report (Findings) Commons June 23, 1949

New Clause.—(FOOTBALLERS' BENEFITS.) Commons June 27, 1949

2 speeches — POLICE PENSIONS REGULATIONS Commons June 29, 1949

2 speeches — STRIKE, LONDON DOCKS Commons July 4, 1949

STRIKE, LONDON DOCKS Commons July 6, 1949

2 speeches — Clause 5.—(INTERPRETATION.) Commons July 8, 1949

3 speeches — STRIKE, LONDON DOCKS (EMERGENCY POWERS) Commons July 8, 1949

5 speeches — DENTAL CLINIC, ROTHERHITHE (CLOSING) Commons July 8, 1949

13 speeches — EMERGENCY POWERS (PROCLAMATION) Commons July 13, 1949

3 speeches — METROPOLITAN POLICE (PENSIONS) Commons July 14, 1949

3 speeches — STRIKE, LONDON DOCKS Commons July 21, 1949

4 speeches — STRIKE, LONDON DOCKS Commons July 26, 1949

Labour Control Commons October 18, 1949

National Dock Labour Board Commons October 25, 1949

2 speeches — Dispute, Bermondsey Commons November 1, 1949

3 speeches — PROFITS TAX BILL Commons November 3, 1949

Smithfield Market (Inquiry) Commons November 8, 1949

6 speeches — WAR DAMAGED SITES BILL Commons November 8, 1949

NATIONAL COAL BOARD (ANNUAL REPORT) Commons November 10, 1949

Bermondsey Written Answers November 17, 1949

2 speeches — Clause 9.—(POWER OF LOCAL AUTHORITY TO DO WORK WITHOUT TAKING POSSESSION.) Commons November 18, 1949

"HEREFORD TIMES" (REPORT) Commons November 18, 1949

FREIGHT CHARGES (PROPOSED INCREASES) Commons November 28, 1949

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