Mr William Blyton
1899 - October 25, 1987Summary information for Mr William Blyton
Contributions
1968
3 speeches — E.E.C. UNITY AND BRITAIN'S APPLICATION Lords January 22, 1968
GOVERNMENT OF WALES BILL [H.L.] Lords January 30, 1968
RHODESIA: SANCTIONS AND PLOUGHING COMPETITION Lords February 6, 1968
3 speeches — FUEL POLICY Lords February 14, 1968
DERBY ORDER 1968 Lords February 27, 1968
MOTORWAYS: 70 M.P.H. SPEED LIMIT Lords February 28, 1968
HOUSE OF LORDS POWERS Lords March 6, 1968
UNIVERSITY STUDENTS' BEHAVIOUR Lords March 13, 1968
MILITARY SERVICE AND HUMAN RIGHTS Lords March 26, 1968
IMMIGRANTS AND POLYGAMOUS MARRIAGES Lords May 2, 1968
EDINBURGH-GALASHIELS-CARLISLE RAIL SERVICE Lords May 7, 1968
IMMIGRATION AND PUBLIC OPINION POLL Lords May 14, 1968
NIGERIA: SUPPLY OF ARMS Lords May 30, 1968
FUTURE OF BRITISH HONDURAS Lords June 12, 1968
COLOURED CITIZENS IN THE UNITED KINGDOM Lords June 19, 1968
PRICES AND INCOMES (No. 2) BILL [H.L.] Lords June 27, 1968
PRICES AND INCOMES BILL Lords July 4, 1968
ADOPTION BILL Lords July 5, 1968
6 speeches — ADOPTION BILL Lords July 19, 1968
PEERS AND PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS Lords July 24, 1968
POSTAGE STAMP COLOURS Lords July 24, 1968
PRICE OF MILK AND MILK PRODUCTS Lords July 31, 1968
POST OFFICE LETTER SERVICE Lords October 15, 1968
FOREIGN TRAVEL ALLOWANCE Lords October 16, 1968
FIJIAN ELECTORAL SYSTEM Lords October 24, 1968
GUYANA: VENEZUELAN CLAIMS Lords November 6, 1968
ARMED FORCES PENSIONS Lords November 12, 1968
AMBASSADOR-DESIGNATE TO,lb/> UNITED STATES AND PRESIDENT-ELECT Lords November 13, 1968
2 speeches — ECONOMIC PLANNING FOR THE NORTH WEST Lords November 27, 1968
FALKLAND ISLANDS AND ARGENTINA Lords December 4, 1968
ARMS SUPPLIES TO SOUTH AFRICA Lords December 4, 1968
BRITISH STANDARD TIME AND SCHOOL HOURS Lords December 10, 1968
2 speeches — THE FALKLAND ISLANDS AND ARGENTINA Lords December 11, 1968
TRADE DISPUTES AND GOVERNMENT PROPOSALS Lords December 18, 1968
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