Sir Charles Taylor
April 10, 1910 - March 29, 1989Summary information for Sir Charles Taylor
Contributions
1952
Dog Licences Written Answers January 30, 1952
CIVIL SERVICE (PSYCHOLOGICAL TESTS) Written Answers January 31, 1952
Post-war Credits Written Answers February 19, 1952
Horses (Safety Regulations) Written Answers February 25, 1952
14 speeches — MILK PRICES Commons February 26, 1952
Airmet Service Written Answers March 5, 1952
STATUTORY INSTRUMENTS (PRAYERS) Commons March 12, 1952
2 speeches — Foreign Travel Allowance Commons March 18, 1952
C.O.I. SOCIAL SURVEY Written Answers March 18, 1952
5 speeches — Decorated Pottery (Licences) Commons March 20, 1952
Clause 1.—(CHARGES FOR CERTAIN DRUGS, MEDICINES AND APPLIANCES.) Commons April 9, 1952
2 speeches — HUNGARY (BRITISH NEWS LETTERS) Commons May 5, 1952
6 speeches — FOOD PRICES Commons June 25, 1952
COST OF LIVING Commons June 30, 1952
6 speeches — LICENSING LAWS (TOURIST TRADE) Commons July 4, 1952
Foot-and-Mouth Disease Written Answers July 17, 1952
2 speeches — Legal and Political Departments Written Answers October 27, 1952
Official Vehicles (Drivers) Written Answers October 27, 1952
BRITISH COUNCIL Written Answers October 27, 1952
2 speeches — Treasury Staff Written Answers October 28, 1952
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT REPRESENTATIVES (TAX REIMBURSEMENT) Written Answers October 29, 1952
Relay Stations, Southern England Written Answers October 29, 1952
Commonwealth Representatives' Purchases (Tax Refunds) Commons October 30, 1952
2 speeches — ICELANDIC FISHERIES DISPUTE Commons November 20, 1952
ICELANDIC FISHERIES DISPUTE Commons November 24, 1952
FOREIGN OFFICE (GERMAN SECTION) Written Answers December 1, 1952
Iron and Steel Scrap Written Answers December 1, 1952
Military Attachés Written Answers December 2, 1952
ALLIED FORCES, GERMANY (PETROL) Written Answers December 3, 1952
Local Office Staffs Written Answers December 3, 1952
Stocks (Decrease in Value) Written Answers December 4, 1952
Railex Packets Written Answers December 10, 1952
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