Mr Somerset De Chair

August 22, 1911 - January 5, 1995
Summary information for Mr Somerset De Chair

Contributions

1938

DEFENCE (FOOD STORAGE). Commons February 1, 1938

LAND FERTILITY SCHEME. Commons February 7, 1938

3 speeches — SWEDEN (GOVERNMENT TRADE MEASURES). Commons February 8, 1938

LAND FERTILITY SCHEME. Written Answers February 8, 1938

3 speeches — FOOD SUPPLIES. Commons February 9, 1938

STORAGE OF FOOD IN TIME OF WAR. Commons February 9, 1938

LONDON-NORFOLK RAILWAY SERVICE. Written Answers February 16, 1938

HOUSING (FINANCIAL PROVISIONS) [MONEY]. Commons February 17, 1938

FEN FLOODS DAMAGE. Written Answers February 17, 1938

CONSULATE-GENERAL, LENINGRAD. Commons February 21, 1938

4 speeches — FOREIGN POLICY. Commons February 21, 1938

NATIONAL DEFENCE CONTRIBUTION (AIR-RAID SHELTERS). Commons March 1, 1938

2 speeches — CLAUSE 3.—(Contributions in respect of agricultural housing accommodation provided by private enterprise.) Commons March 3, 1938

PRODUCTION. Commons March 7, 1938

2 speeches — BARLEY AND OATS. Commons March 7, 1938

FEEDING STUFFS. Commons March 7, 1938

OATS. Written Answers March 7, 1938

BARLEY. Written Answers March 7, 1938

AGRICULTURE (COMMODITY PRICES). Written Answers March 10, 1938

WHEAT AND FLOUR IMPORTS. Written Answers March 11, 1938

POULTRY INDUSTRY. Written Answers March 11, 1938

PRICES. Commons March 14, 1938

BARLEY. Written Answers March 14, 1938

2 speeches — HOUSING (RURAL WORKERS) AMENDMENT BILL. Commons May 9, 1938

ALIENS (NATURALISATION). Written Answers May 19, 1938

CAVALRY STRENGTH. Written Answers May 24, 1938

MUTTON AND LAMB (PRICES). Written Answers May 30, 1938

WHEAT ACT QUOTA. Written Answers May 30, 1938

MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE AND FISHERIES. Commons July 13, 1938

AGRICULTURAL LAND ACQUISITION, METHWOLD. Commons July 20, 1938

2 speeches — DEFENCE (FOOD SUPPLIES). Commons July 20, 1938

2 speeches — CROP-DRYING PLANT. Commons July 20, 1938

2 speeches — DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION. Commons July 21, 1938

2 speeches — FEEDING-STUFFS. Commons July 21, 1938

RIBBON DEVELOPMENT. Written Answers July 21, 1938

POST OFFICE BUILDINGS. Written Answers July 21, 1938

NORFOLK. Written Answers July 22, 1938

FUEL FOR TRACTORS. Commons July 25, 1938

GOVERNMENT POLICY. Commons July 25, 1938

3 speeches — MINISTRY'S OPERATIONS. Commons July 25, 1938

2 speeches — GAS MASKS (OFFICERS AND NON COMMISSIONED OFFICERS). Commons July 26, 1938

INCOME TAX (FARM LOSSES, RELIEF). Commons July 26, 1938

SOYA BEAN CULTIVATION. Written Answers July 26, 1938

STATISTICS. Written Answers July 26, 1938

2 speeches — CZECHOSLOVAKIA. Commons July 27, 1938

HOME OFFICE ADMINISTRATION. Commons July 27, 1938

FINANCIAL RESULT. Written Answers July 27, 1938

2 speeches — DESIGN (RURAL AREAS). Commons July 28, 1938

AERODROME CONSTRUCTION. Written Answers July 28, 1938

PRODUCTS AND PRICES. Written Answers July 28, 1938

CONTAMINATION OF CROPS (SPRAYING). Written Answers July 28, 1938

REFUGEES. Commons July 29, 1938

POLICY OF HIS MAJESTY'S GOVERNMENT. Commons October 5, 1938

ANGLO-ITALIAN AGREEMENT. Commons November 2, 1938

4 speeches — BARLEY. Commons November 14, 1938

4 speeches — DEBATE ON THE ADDRESS. Commons November 14, 1938

BARLEY IMPORTS. Written Answers November 14, 1938

ANGLO-AMERICAN TRADE AGREEMENT (FRUIT IMPORTS). Written Answers November 24, 1938

RAILWAYS (POSITION). Commons December 7, 1938

AIRCRAFT CARRIERS. Commons December 7, 1938

GOVERNMENT POLICY. Commons December 8, 1938

BARLEY. Commons December 8, 1938

2 speeches — SUGAR-BEET (PULP PRICES). Commons December 8, 1938

2 speeches — BARLEY GROWERS (AGRICULTURE ACT SUBSIDY). Commons December 9, 1938

2 speeches — COLONIES AND MANDATED TERRITORIES (DEVELOPMENT). Commons December 14, 1938

BRITISH COMMONWEALTH OF NATIONS (MINISTER'S SPEECH). Commons December 15, 1938

2 speeches — BARLEY GROWERS (ASSISTANCE). Written Answers December 15, 1938

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