Mr Somerville Hastings

1878 - July 7, 1967
Summary information for Mr Somerville Hastings

Contributions

1958

2 speeches — Passenger Trains (Untreated Sewage Discharge) Commons January 22, 1958

Civilian Doctors (Payments) Written Answers January 22, 1958

Armed Forces (Civilian Doctors) Written Answers January 23, 1958

Civilian Doctors (Payments) Written Answers January 23, 1958

Armed Forces (Civilian Doctors) Written Answers January 23, 1958

2 speeches — Prescriptions Written Answers January 27, 1958

Civilian Doctors (Payments) Written Answers January 27, 1958

Patients (Re-admissions) Written Answers January 28, 1958

HOSPITALS, ILFORD AND BARKING (FACILITIES) Commons January 29, 1958

In-Patient Beds (Cost) Written Answers January 29, 1958

Cancer of the Lung Written Answers January 29, 1958

Maintenance Payments Written Answers January 30, 1958

Plutonium and Uranium Radiation (First-Aid Treatment) Written Answers February 3, 1958

Driving Accidents (Alcoholic Drinks) Written Answers February 5, 1958

MATRIMONIAL PROCEEDINGS (CHILDREN) BILL Commons February 7, 1958

MARRIAGE ACTS AMENDMENT BILL Commons February 7, 1958

Gas Poisoning Accidents Commons February 10, 1958

Disseminated Sclerosis (Vaccine) Written Answers February 10, 1958

Consultants and Specialists (Domiciliary Visits) Written Answers February 10, 1958

School Meals Commons February 13, 1958

Colonial Women (United Kingdom Residence) Written Answers February 13, 1958

2 speeches — Gas Poisoning Deaths Commons February 17, 1958

2 speeches — Windows (Double Glazing) Commons February 24, 1958

Tuberculosis (Infection) Written Answers February 24, 1958

Pulmonary Tuberculosis (Notifications) Written Answers February 24, 1958

3 speeches — Disabled Persons Commons March 3, 1958

Doctors (Patients) Commons March 3, 1958

Transistor Hearing Aids Written Answers March 10, 1958

2 speeches — Chiropodists Written Answers March 10, 1958

2 speeches — NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE, ENGLAND AND WALES Commons March 17, 1958

Basildon Written Answers March 17, 1958

Track Pollution Written Answers March 19, 1958

2 speeches — Irish Immigrants (Tuberculosis) Commons March 24, 1958

4 speeches — NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE CONTRIBUTIONS BILL Commons March 24, 1958

Airliners (Seats) Commons March 26, 1958

Alcohol and Road Accidents Written Answers March 26, 1958

Chiropodists Written Answers March 27, 1958

Sausages (Standards) Commons March 31, 1958

DISABLED PERSONS (EMPLOYMENT) BILL Commons March 31, 1958

Chiropodists Written Answers March 31, 1958

Banstead Hospital (Gordon John Burgess) Written Answers March 31, 1958

Cast-Iron Baths Commons April 15, 1958

Butter Commons April 17, 1958

2 speeches — New Clause.—(GUIDANCE ON SYSTEM OF CHARGES.) Commons April 18, 1958

2 speeches — Clause 21.—(RESTRICTION ON SALE AND SUPPLY OF OPTICAL APPLIANCES.) Commons April 18, 1958

Clause 25.—(MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS WITH RESPECT TO WHICH RULES MAY BE MADE.) Commons April 18, 1958

Clause 30.—(INTERPRETATION.) Commons April 18, 1958

Schedule.—(CONSTITUTION, ETC., OF GENERAL OPTICAL COUNCIL.) Commons April 18, 1958

MARRIAGE ACTS AMENDMENT BILL Commons April 18, 1958

2 speeches — Multiple Sclerosis (Russian Vaccine) Commons April 21, 1958

Poliomyelitis Vaccine Written Answers April 21, 1958

Cattle and Sheep (Implantation of Hormones) Written Answers April 21, 1958

Clause 1.—(LICENSING OF SLAUGHTER-HOUSES—GENERAL.) Commons April 23, 1958

Opencast Mining, Derbyshire Commons April 28, 1958

2 speeches — Poliomyelitis Vaccine Commons April 28, 1958

Sulphur Production (Sewage Sludge) Commons April 29, 1958

Clause 6.—(SAFETY, HEALTH AND WELFARE OF PERSONS EMPLOYED IN SLAUGHTERHOUSES AND KNACKERS' YARDS.) Commons April 29, 1958

2 speeches — RADIOACTIVITY (FOODSTUFFS) Commons May 1, 1958

2 speeches — POLIOMYELITIS VACCINE (SUPPLY) Commons May 1, 1958

Drunkenness (Young Persons) Written Answers May 1, 1958

Clause 5.—(COMMITTAL OF CHILD BY COURT TO CARE OF LOCAL AUTHORITY.) Commons May 2, 1958

2 speeches — Multiple Sclerosis (Russian Vaccine) Commons May 5, 1958

Health Visitors Commons May 5, 1958

2 speeches — Public House and Community Centre, Hatfield Commons May 13, 1958

Traps Commons May 19, 1958

2 speeches — St. Barbara's Probation Home, Purbrook Commons May 22, 1958

Home Safety Commons June 12, 1958

4 speeches — Smoking Commons June 16, 1958

Petrol, Paraffin and Diesel Oil (Sulphur Compounds) Written Answers June 17, 1958

Nurses Commons June 23, 1958

United States Military Aircraft (Accidents) Written Answers June 25, 1958

2 speeches — CHILDREN BILL [Lords] Commons June 27, 1958

2 speeches — Lung Cancer (Smoking) Commons June 30, 1958

2 speeches — Smog Commons June 30, 1958

3 speeches — Atmospheric Pollution Commons June 30, 1958

Lokitaung Prison (Conditions) Written Answers July 8, 1958

Road Accidents (Alcohol) Commons July 14, 1958

2 speeches — Motor Vehicles (Mud Nuisance) Commons July 16, 1958

Orthodontic Treatment Written Answers July 17, 1958

Poliomyelitis (Vaccinations) Commons July 21, 1958

Family Allowances Written Answers July 31, 1958

4 speeches — Timetables (Changes) Commons November 5, 1958

Beef Commons November 10, 1958

Automatic Cigarette Machines (Children's Purchases) Written Answers November 13, 1958

Road Safety Written Answers November 19, 1958

Drugs Commons November 24, 1958

2 speeches — Deaf Persons (Training and Welfare) Commons November 24, 1958

Automatic Train Control Written Answers November 26, 1958

2 speeches — Poliomyelitis (Vaccination) Commons December 1, 1958

2 speeches — Food Poisoning Commons December 1, 1958

2 speeches — Health Education (Alcohol) Commons December 1, 1958

2 speeches — Deaf Persons (Vocational Training) Commons December 3, 1958

General Practitioners (National Health Service) Written Answers December 15, 1958

Children (Burns and Scalds) Written Answers December 15, 1958

Dogs (Accidents) Written Answers December 18, 1958

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