Mr Stephen Taylor

December 30, 1910 - February 1, 1988
Summary information for Mr Stephen Taylor

Contributions

1959

PRINCESS LOUISE HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN Lords January 28, 1959

HOSPITAL TREATMENT OF CHILDREN Lords February 12, 1959

3 speeches — EVILS OF UNPLANNED CONURBATION Lords February 25, 1959

THE PROBLEM OF UNEMPLOYMENT Lords March 11, 1959

3 speeches — CRIME AND PENAL PRACTICE Lords April 8, 1959

4 speeches — FACTORIES BILL Lords April 28, 1959

SPACE RESEARCH Lords May 12, 1959

THE UNITED STATES AND BRITISH SHIPPING Lords June 2, 1959

3 speeches — THE TELEVISION SERVICES Lords June 3, 1959

3 speeches — MENTAL HEALTH BILL Lords June 4, 1959

10 speeches — FACTORIES BILL Lords June 11, 1959

3 speeches — MENTAL HEALTH BILL Lords June 23, 1959

DRINK AND ROAD ACCIDENTS Lords June 24, 1959

2 speeches — EMPLOYMENT FOR DISABLED WORKERS Lords June 24, 1959

SMOKING AND LUNG CANCER Lords June 25, 1959

10 speeches — MENTAL HEALTH BILL Lords June 29, 1959

PIRACY OF BRITISH BOOKS Lords June 30, 1959

6 speeches — MENTAL HEALTH BILL Lords July 1, 1959

3 speeches — MENTAL HEALTH BILL Lords July 9, 1959

4 speeches — MENTAL HEALTH BILL Lords July 9, 1959

7 speeches — MENTAL HEALTH BILL Lords July 9, 1959

5 speeches — MENTAL HEALTH BILL Lords July 13, 1959

MEDICAL RESEARCH COUNCIL STAFF AND POLITICS Lords July 28, 1959

PERSONAL STATEMENT BY LORD TAYLOR Lords July 29, 1959

POPULATION (STATISTICS) BILL [H.L.] Lords November 12, 1959

6 speeches — THE HOSPITAL SERVICE Lords November 19, 1959

RADIOACTIVE SUBSTANCES BILL [H.L.] Lords November 24, 1959

RADIOACTIVE SUBSTANCES BILL [H.L.] Lords November 24, 1959

6 speeches — COMMERCIAL SOUND BROADCASTING Lords November 26, 1959

TRAINING OF DENTISTS Lords December 2, 1959

5 speeches — SCIENCE IN CIVIL LIFE Lords December 9, 1959

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