Mr Ronald Ross

1888 - January 31, 1968
Summary information for Mr Ronald Ross

Contributions

1948

ANTI-SUBMARINE SCHOOL, LONDONDERRY Commons January 21, 1948

Bananas Commons January 21, 1948

ROYAL NAVY (OBSOLESCENT SHIPS, DISPOSAL) Commons January 21, 1948

CORFU CHANNEL CASE (HEARING) Commons January 28, 1948

Fish Friers (Supplies) Commons January 28, 1948

Cruisers (Scrapping) Written Answers January 28, 1948

ROYAL MARINES BILL Commons January 30, 1948

POST OFFICE AND TELEGRAPH (MONEY) BILL Commons January 30, 1948

3 speeches — Passenger Service, Larne—Stranraer Commons February 2, 1948

Disability Pension (Basic Rate) Commons February 10, 1948

6 speeches — Stokers' Training Establishment (Devonport) Commons February 11, 1948

Naval Strengths (Publication) Commons February 11, 1948

Divisional Controllers (Appointments) Commons February 11, 1948

2 speeches — Field-Marshal Von Rundstedt Commons February 17, 1948

Imports from Eire Commons March 1, 1948

SHIPPING (CLYDE STEAMERS) Commons March 1, 1948

2 speeches — BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons March 4, 1948

1914–18 WAR (OFFICIAL HISTORY) Written Answers March 4, 1948

3 speeches — Northern Ireland (Sailing Tickets) Commons March 8, 1948

9 speeches — MR. JOHN DUGDALE'S STATEMENT Commons March 8, 1948

Shirts Commons March 11, 1948

Arab Incursions Commons March 17, 1948

Malayan Campaign (War Diary) Commons March 17, 1948

R.N.R. (Commissions) Commons March 17, 1948

2 speeches — CLAUSE 1.—(Constituencies and electors.) Commons March 17, 1948

Customs Services, Northern Ireland (Cost) Commons March 23, 1948

Ships (Laundry Equipment) Commons March 24, 1948

4 speeches — CLAUSE 5.—(Register of electors.) Commons March 24, 1948

7 speeches — NEW CLAUSE.—(Suspension of death penalty.) Commons April 14, 1948

CLAUSE 44.—(Penalty for illegal canvassing by police officers.) Commons April 21, 1948

CLAUSE 64.—(Ascertainment of amount of registration expenses.) Commons April 21, 1948

6 speeches — NEW CLAUSE.—(Residence qualification in Northern Ireland.) Commons April 21, 1948

3 speeches — Royal Title (Eire) Commons April 22, 1948

6 speeches — FIRST SCHEDULE.—(Parliamentary Constituencies.) Commons April 27, 1948

Feedingstuffs (Pigeons) Commons May 3, 1948

POLITICAL PROCESSIONS, LONDON (PROHIBITION) Commons May 6, 1948

Cambridge Backs Commons June 14, 1948

3 speeches — Cross-Channel Services Commons June 14, 1948

2 speeches — Laid-up Ships (Maintenance) Commons June 16, 1948

H.M.S. "Bulwark" Commons June 16, 1948

EIRE AND NORTHERN IRELAND Commons June 17, 1948

Royal Irish Constabulary Fund Written Answers June 18, 1948

Bases, Singapore Commons June 23, 1948

New Tonnage Commons June 23, 1948

Ships (Transfers to Foreign Governments) Commons June 23, 1948

2 speeches — Shipbuilding (Steel Allocation) Commons June 24, 1948

2 speeches — TERRITORIAL ARMY OFFICERS (RESIGNATIONS) Commons June 29, 1948

WARSHIPS SOLD TO FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS SINCE 1945. Commons June 30, 1948

New Capital Ships (Names) Commons June 30, 1948

Channel Islands Liberation (Stamp Issue) Commons June 30, 1948

King's African Rifles (Officers) Commons July 6, 1948

Recruitment Commons July 6, 1948

Drill Halls Commons July 6, 1948

Strength Commons July 6, 1948

2 speeches — BRITISH NATIONALITY BILL [Lords] Commons July 7, 1948

2 speeches — BRITISH WARSHIPS (TRANSFER TO FOREIGN POWERS) Commons July 14, 1948

Royal Irish Constabulary Force Fund Written Answers July 15, 1948

2 speeches — ARMY RECRUITMENT (PUBLICITY) Commons July 16, 1948

2 speeches — EIRE (QUESTIONS TO MINISTERS) Commons September 20, 1948

H.M.S. "Ajax" (Sale) Commons September 22, 1948

2 speeches — Reserves Commons September 22, 1948

Milk Commons September 22, 1948

NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE BENEFITS Written Answers September 24, 1948

EIRE (CONVERSATIONS) Commons November 1, 1948

Pay Over-Issues (Repayment) Commons November 2, 1948

2 speeches — Royal Naval Reserve Commons November 3, 1948

ITALIAN WARSHIPS (TRANSFER TO U.S.S.R.) Commons November 3, 1948

2 speeches — PALESTINE POLICE FORCE (EX-MEMBERS) Commons November 10, 1948

9 speeches — PRIZE BILL Commons November 12, 1948

SHANGHAI (BRITISH INVESTMENTS) Commons November 17, 1948

Civil Service (Pensions) Commons November 18, 1948

EIRE (COMMONWEALTH CONSULTATIONS) Commons November 18, 1948

Armed Forces, Kenya (Income Tax) Written Answers November 18, 1948

ARRESTS, AUSTRIA (SOVIET REPLY) Commons November 22, 1948

Maize Meal (Eire) Commons November 22, 1948

Danish Bacon (Price) Commons November 22, 1948

3 speeches — CLAUSE 1.—(Aggregate amounts of Naval and Marine, and R.A.F., prize payments.) Commons November 22, 1948

2 speeches — CLAUSE 2.—(Distribution of Naval and Marine prize payments.) Commons November 22, 1948

3 speeches — CLAUSE 4.—(His Majesty's Forces to which this Act applies.) Commons November 22, 1948

2 speeches — Airport, Northern Ireland (Buildings) Commons November 24, 1948

HONG KONG (CHINESE COMMUNISTS) Commons November 24, 1948

2 speeches — GIBRALTAR (LEGISLATURE) Commons November 24, 1948

ARMED FORCES (PAY AND ALLOWANCES) Commons November 24, 1948

3 speeches — EIRE (RELATIONS WITH COMMONWEALTH) Commons November 26, 1948

2 speeches — HONG KONG (IMMIGRATION) Commons December 8, 1948

3 speeches — Destroyers Commons December 8, 1948

3 speeches — Aircraft Carriers Commons December 8, 1948

H.M.S. "Ajax" Commons December 8, 1948

3 speeches — Canadian Bacon Contract Commons December 13, 1948

5 speeches — Maize (Eire and Northern Ireland) Commons December 13, 1948

Condemned Fish Commons December 13, 1948

1914–18 WAR (OFFICIAL HISTORY) Written Answers December 13, 1948

Civilian Employees, Northern Ireland Written Answers December 14, 1948

8 speeches — Civilian Employees, Northern Ireland Commons December 15, 1948

2 speeches — Ship Construction (Suspended Work) Commons December 15, 1948

2 speeches — Return of Fleets Commons December 15, 1948

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