Mr William Ormsby-Gore

May 20, 1918 - 1985
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Contributions

1956

4 speeches — RESTRICTIVE TRADE PRACTICES BILL Commons March 6, 1956

Clause 15.—(JURISDICTION AND POWERS OF RESTRICTIVE PRACTICES COURT.) Commons May 2, 1956

Clause 16.—(PRESUMPTION AS TO THE PUBLIC INTEREST.) Commons May 3, 1956

FOREIGN AFFAIRS Commons July 23, 1956

6 speeches — FOREIGN AFFAIRS Commons July 24, 1956

3 speeches — DEBATE ON THE ADDRESS Commons November 8, 1956

UNITED NATIONS (POLICE FORCE) Written Answers November 21, 1956

3 speeches — British Subjects and Property Written Answers November 21, 1956

Arms (Supplies from U.S.S.R.) Written Answers November 21, 1956

United Nations Observers Written Answers November 21, 1956

Relief and Refugees (Financial Aid) Written Answers November 21, 1956

HUNGARY (DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS) Written Answers November 28, 1956

2 speeches — Port Said Written Answers November 28, 1956

2 speeches — British Subjects Written Answers November 28, 1956

Sinai Peninsula (Israeli Operations) Written Answers November 28, 1956

Suez Canal (Clearance) Written Answers November 28, 1956

Cairo Radio Broadcasts Written Answers November 28, 1956

Broadcasts Written Answers November 28, 1956

Bagdad Pact Powers (Consultations) Written Answers November 28, 1956

Tripartite Declaration Written Answers November 28, 1956

3 speeches — Mobilisation of Troops Written Answers November 28, 1956

ATLANTIC ALLIANCE Written Answers November 28, 1956

4 speeches — UNITED NATIONS CHARTER (REVIEW) Commons December 3, 1956

MIDDLE EAST Commons December 5, 1956

2 speeches — Emergency Force Written Answers December 5, 1956

South Africa Written Answers December 5, 1956

Middle East (Discussions) Written Answers December 5, 1956

VICTIMS OF NAZI PERSECUTION (COMPENSATION) Written Answers December 5, 1956

MIDDLE EAST (TRIPARTITE DECLARATION) Written Answers December 5, 1956

Mobilisation of Troops Written Answers December 5, 1956

Sinai Peninsula (Military Operations) Written Answers December 5, 1956

2 speeches — FOREIGN OFFICE (INFORMATION OFFICERS) Written Answers December 5, 1956

MIDDLE EAST Commons December 6, 1956

2 speeches — Suez Canal (Obstructions) Commons December 12, 1956

6 speeches — British Subjects Commons December 12, 1956

6 speeches — Tripartite Declaration Commons December 12, 1956

6 speeches — Military Situation (Communications) Commons December 12, 1956

11 speeches — Middle East (Emergency Force) Commons December 12, 1956

4 speeches — Charter Commons December 12, 1956

British Ex-Officials (Compensation) Written Answers December 12, 1956

British Subjects, Port Said (Evacuation) Written Answers December 12, 1956

ARGENTINA (PRIMITIVA GAS COMPANY) Written Answers December 12, 1956

WILTON PARK, STEYNING (CLOSURE) Written Answers December 12, 1956

Secretary-General (Visits to Member States) Written Answers December 12, 1956

CONSULATE-GENERAL, NICE (CLOSURE) Written Answers December 12, 1956

SUEZ CANAL (CLEARANCE) Written Answers December 14, 1956

Anglo-Jordan Treaty (Subsidy) Written Answers December 17, 1956

CONSULATE-GENERAL, NICE (CLOSURE) Written Answers December 17, 1956

B.O.A.C. (Services to Cairo) Written Answers December 17, 1956

British Property (Sequestration) Written Answers December 17, 1956

Suez Canal (Clearance) Written Answers December 17, 1956

FOREIGN OFFICE BROADCASTS, CYPRUS (SCRIPTS) Written Answers December 17, 1956

INTERNATIONAL MEETINGS (UNITED KINGDOM REPRESENTATION) Written Answers December 17, 1956

ISRAEL AND EGYPT (TRIPARTITE DECLARATION) Written Answers December 17, 1956

ISRAEL AND JORDAN Written Answers December 17, 1956

KUWAIT (OIL INSTALLATIONS) Written Answers December 17, 1956

PASSPORTS Written Answers December 17, 1956

2 speeches — UNITED NATIONS Commons December 19, 1956

2 speeches — WESTERN EUROPEAN UNION (DEFENCE RECOMMENDATIONS) Commons December 21, 1956

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