Mr William Dobbie
1878 - January 19, 1950Summary information for Mr William Dobbie
Contributions
1934
3 speeches — TRAFFIC REGULATIONS (PUBLICATION). Commons February 7, 1934
TRANSITIONAL PAYMENTS (ROTHERHAM). Commons February 15, 1934
5 speeches — INDUSTRIAL COUNCILS BILL. Commons February 23, 1934
OLD AGE PENSIONS. Written Answers March 29, 1934
ROAD ACCIDENTS, HAMMERSMITH. Commons April 12, 1934
PROPOSED GERMAN SOCIAL AND POLITICAL CENTRE. Commons April 26, 1934
PROSECUTION, BIRKENHEAD (SERVICE OF SUMMONS). Commons May 17, 1934
PRISONERS (TREATMENT). Commons May 29, 1934
PRISONERS (TREATMENT). Commons June 4, 1934
MILITARY SECRETARY. Commons June 5, 1934
MILITARY SECRETARY. Commons June 12, 1934
TERRITORIAL ARMY (BRITISH UNION OF FASCISTS). Commons June 12, 1934
MEDALS. Commons June 14, 1934
3 speeches — NEW CLAUSE.—(Amendment of s. 17 of principal Act.) Commons June 28, 1934
TBANSITIONAL PAYMENTS. Written Answers July 2, 1934
EAST INDIA STATE RAILWAY (CLERK'S DISMISSAL). Commons July 23, 1934
LOAN INTEREST. Commons November 8, 1934
2 speeches — ARMS TRAFFIC, INQUIRY, UNITED STATES. Commons November 14, 1934
STATE RAILWAY SERVANT (DISCHARGE). Written Answers November 14, 1934
MINES AND QUARRIES (ACCIDENTS). Commons December 4, 1934
2 speeches — HEAVY MOTOR VEHICLES (ATTENDANTS AND SIGNALS). Commons December 5, 1934
2 speeches — ARMAMENT FIRMS. Commons December 6, 1934
2 speeches — WAR MATERIAL (EXPORT LICENCES). Commons December 11, 1934
CLAUSE 4.—(Supply of electricity by Central Electricity Board to railway companies.) Commons December 13, 1934
NEW INDUSTRIES. Commons December 18, 1934
WAR MATERIAL (EXPORT LICENCES). Commons December 18, 1934
ARMAMENTS INQUIRY. Commons December 18, 1934
OLD AGE PENSIONS. Commons December 21, 1934
INSURABLE EMPLOYMENT (WOMEN). Commons December 21, 1934
2 speeches — ARMAMENTS INQUIRY (ROYAL COMMISSION). Commons December 21, 1934
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