Mr Samuel Viant
1882 - May 19, 1964Summary information for Mr Samuel Viant
Contributions
1937
CHILDREN (ROAD SAFETY PRECAUTIONS). Commons January 20, 1937
ROAD ACCIDENTS (WILLESDEN). Commons January 20, 1937
2 speeches — COURTS OF SUMMARY JURISDICTION (SOCIAL SERVICES). Commons January 21, 1937
SAFETY. Commons January 21, 1937
BLACK LIST. Commons January 21, 1937
3 speeches — CHRISTMAS DELIVERIES. Commons January 21, 1937
CHRISTMAS DELIVERIES. Commons January 25, 1937
3 speeches — ENGINEERING UNION (REPRESENTATIONS). Commons January 25, 1937
DRUNKENNESS (CONVICTIONS). Commons January 25, 1937
BAKEHOUSES. Commons January 26, 1937
COURTS OF SUMMARY JURISDICTION (SOCIAL SERVICES). Commons January 28, 1937
2 speeches — WAGES (OVERTIME). Commons February 1, 1937
MONEY ORDER DEPARTMENT (STAFF). Written Answers February 4, 1937
ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT RECRUITMENT. Written Answers February 4, 1937
4 speeches — STAFF (OVERTIME). Commons February 8, 1937
OFFICE OF WORKS AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS. Commons February 9, 1937
PENNY POSTAGE. Commons February 15, 1937
SAVINGS BANK EMPLOYES (ILLNESS). Commons February 15, 1937
POST OFFICE (CHRISTMAS). Written Answers February 15, 1937
ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT. Commons February 22, 1937
MONEY ORDER DEPARTMENT (EMPLOYES, SICK LEAVE). Commons February 22, 1937
3 speeches — POST OFFICE. Commons February 24, 1937
SPEED LIMIT. Commons February 25, 1937
NORTH CIRCULAR ROAD. Commons February 25, 1937
4 speeches — EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY BILL. Commons February 26, 1937
2 speeches — POST OFFICE (ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT). Commons March 1, 1937
CHINA (DRAFT CONSTITUTION). Written Answers March 4, 1937
3 speeches — ROAD AND RAIL TRAFFIC ACT, 1933. Commons March 8, 1937
GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS (FAIR WAGES CLAUSE). Written Answers March 10, 1937
BOARD OF EDUCATION (OFFICERS, TRANSFER). Commons March 11, 1937
2 speeches — PHYSICAL TRAINING (SECRE TARIAL POSTS). Commons March 11, 1937
MOTOR ACCIDENTS, NORTH CIRCULAR ROAD. Written Answers March 17, 1937
LICENSED TRADE (HOURS OF OPENING). Commons March 23, 1937
RATING. Commons March 23, 1937
2 speeches — MIDWIVES ACT, 1936 (APPOINTMENT). Commons March 25, 1937
THE CORONATION. Commons April 6, 1937
THE CORONATION. Written Answers April 8, 1937
WIRELESS LICENCES REVENUE. Written Answers April 8, 1937
2 speeches — RBOADCASTING (EMPIRE SERVICE). Commons April 12, 1937
2 speeches — OFFICE OF WORKS. Commons April 12, 1937
3 speeches — REVENUE BUILDINGS. Commons April 13, 1937
PUBLIC BUILDINGS, OVERSEAS. Commons April 13, 1937
HOUSE OF COMMONS (DINING AND SMOKING ROOMS). Commons April 21, 1937
7 speeches — POST OFFICE AND TELEGRAPH [MONEY]. Commons June 11, 1937
2 speeches — CLAUSE 27.—(Precautions in places where dangerous fumes are liable to be present.) Commons June 16, 1937
CLAUSE 52.—(Underground rooms.) Commons June 16, 1937
2 speeches — OFFICE OF WORKS (REMOVAL CONTRACTORS' EMPLOYES). Commons June 21, 1937
REMAND HOMES, MIDDLESEX. Commons June 24, 1937
HENDON DISPLAY. Written Answers June 30, 1937
2 speeches — SUPPLY. Commons July 6, 1937
2 speeches — HOUSE OF COMMONS (VENTILATION). Commons July 19, 1937
2 speeches — UNEMPLOYED AND OLD AGE PENSIONERS. Commons July 19, 1937
2 speeches — SHEERNESS DOCKYARD (FRESH ENTRANTS, VACCINATION). Commons July 21, 1937
5 speeches — POST OFFICE. Commons July 29, 1937
CONTRACT PRICES. Commons November 1, 1937
2 speeches — ANTI-DAZZLE HEADLIGHTS. Commons November 1, 1937
2 speeches — ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT. Commons November 8, 1937
HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT. Commons November 8, 1937
CIVIL SERVICE (INDUSTRIAL EMPLOYES). Written Answers November 8, 1937
ENGINEERING DEPARTMENTS (OVERTIME). Commons November 22, 1937
POSTMAN'S REINSTATEMENT, HULL. Commons November 22, 1937
AIR-RAID PRECAUTIONS EQUIPMENT. Written Answers November 25, 1937
2 speeches — INSPECTORSHIPS, ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT. Commons November 29, 1937
BUILDING INDUSTRY. Commons December 9, 1937
SMALL-POX, OLDHAM. Written Answers December 9, 1937
3 speeches — ARCHITECTS REGISTRATION BILL. Commons December 17, 1937
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