Sir Douglas Hacking
1884 - July 29, 1950Summary information for Sir Douglas Hacking
Contributions
1933
TRAFFIC NOISES. Commons March 1, 1933
2 speeches — LAW CASES (APPEALS). Commons March 1, 1933
CORONERS. Written Answers March 1, 1933
3 speeches — SUMMARY JURISDICTION (APPEALS) BILL. Commons March 3, 1933
8 speeches — SHOPS ACTS (1912 to 1928) AMENDMENT BILL. Commons March 17, 1933
AUTOMATIC TRAFFIC SIGNALS. Commons March 29, 1933
CRANE ACCIDENT, EUSTON. Commons March 29, 1933
TOTALISATORS, GREYHOUND TRACKS. Written Answers March 29, 1933
3 speeches — HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS BILL. Commons March 31, 1933
3 speeches — WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. Commons April 6, 1933
2 speeches — LOTTERIES AND BETTING (ROYAL COMMISSION). Commons April 6, 1933
3 speeches — ALIENS (RUSSIANS). Commons April 6, 1933
MAINTENANCE ORDERS. Commons April 6, 1933
POACHING (CONVICTION, WORKSOP). Commons April 6, 1933
2 speeches — TAXIMETER CABS (RENEWAL LICENCES). Commons April 6, 1933
WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. Written Answers April 6, 1933
11 speeches — SEDITIOUS AND BLASPHEMOUS TEACHING OF CHILDREN BILL. Commons April 7, 1933
3 speeches — ALIENS. Commons April 11, 1933
CLAUSE 15.—(Evidence of husband or wife of accused person.) Commons April 11, 1933
8 speeches — MONEYLENDERS ACT. Commons April 13, 1933
JEWS. Commons April 13, 1933
4 speeches — MOTORING ACCIDENTS (LONDON). Commons April 27, 1933
FACTORY ACTS. Written Answers April 27, 1933
WHARF FIRE, EAST LONDON. Written Answers April 27, 1933
LOTTERIES AND BETTING (ROYAL COMMISSION'S REPORT). Written Answers April 27, 1933
4 speeches — DOG RACING (LOCAL OPTION) BILL. Commons April 28, 1933
7 speeches — NEW CLAUSE.—(Short title, commencement, and extent.) Commons April 28, 1933
3 speeches — SUNDAY ENTERTAINMENTS ACT, 1932. Commons May 8, 1933
SUMMARY JURISDICTION (APPEALS) BILL. Commons May 12, 1933
11 speeches — METROPOLITAN POLICE BILL. Commons May 23, 1933
3 speeches — ROYAL COMMISSION ON LICENSING (CLUBS). Commons May 30, 1933
3 speeches — BEER GRAVITY, CARLISLE. Commons May 30, 1933
3 speeches — MOTORING OFFENCES. Commons May 31, 1933
HORSE-DRAWN VEHICLES, LONDON (OVERIEADING). Commons May 31, 1933
WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE, LANCASHIRE. Commons May 31, 1933
2 speeches — FILMS (CENSORSHIP). Commons June 1, 1933
LOTTERIES AND BETTING (ROYAL COMMISSION'S REPORT). Commons June 1, 1933
PROPOSED COLLEGE. Commons June 1, 1933
WOMEN POLICE. Commons June 1, 1933
INDUSTRIAL DISEASES (SILICOSIS). Commons June 15, 1933
5 speeches — COAL INDUSTRY (WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION). Commons June 15, 1933
STREET COLLECTIONS, LONDON. Commons June 15, 1933
TRANSPORT (ACCIDENTS, GROSVENOR GARDENS, S.W.1). Commons June 15, 1933
ALIENS (LABOUR CONDITIONS). Commons June 15, 1933
IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT (COMMITTEE). Commons June 15, 1933
2 speeches — IRISH SWEEPSTAKES. Commons June 15, 1933
CLAUSE 6.—(Constitution of Statutory Committee.) Commons June 15, 1933
CLAUSE 9.—(Conditions to be fulfilled by body corporate in order to become authorised seller of poisons.) Commons June 15, 1933
2 speeches — CLAUSE 17.—(Preparation of list of poisons for purposes of Act.) Commons June 15, 1933
3 speeches — CLAUSE 20.—(Exemption with respect to sales wholesale and sales to certain persons.) Commons June 15, 1933
4 speeches — SERVICE OF PROCESS (JUSTICES) BILL. Commons June 15, 1933
METROPOLITAN POLICE. Written Answers June 15, 1933
TOTALISATORS. Written Answers June 20, 1933
INFLAMMABLE OILS (CONVEYANCE). Commons June 21, 1933
2 speeches — WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. Commons June 21, 1933
2 speeches — LOTTERIES AND BETTING. Commons June 22, 1933
2 speeches — DSTURBANCES, LONDON. Commons June 22, 1933
3 speeches — WINSON GREEN PRISON (DEATH). Commons June 22, 1933
SEWER ACCIDENTS. Written Answers June 22, 1933
7 speeches — ESSEX COUNTY COUNCIL BILL [Lords] (By Order). Commons June 28, 1933
19 speeches — PRISONS, ENGLAND AND WALES. Commons June 30, 1933
2 speeches — TAXIMETER CABS. Commons July 4, 1933
STREET COLLECTIONS. Commons July 4, 1933
4 speeches — NEWSPAPER COMPETITIONS. Commons July 4, 1933
2 speeches — COAL INDUSTRY (WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION). Commons July 4, 1933
3 speeches — SLOW-MOVING VEHICLES. Commons July 6, 1933
MOTOR LORRIES (REAR LIGHTS). Commons July 6, 1933
PROSECUTION, ALDERSHOT. Commons July 6, 1933
2 speeches — PROPAGANDA. Commons July 6, 1933
POLICE (CIVILIAN AID). Commons July 10, 1933
FIREARMS (SURRENDER). Commons July 10, 1933
3 speeches — LICENSING LAW (EXTENDED HOURS). Commons July 10, 1933
JUVENILE OFFENDERS (SENTENCE, SURREY QUARTER SESSIONS). Commons July 10, 1933
DISPUTE, BEDWAS (DISTURBANCES). Commons July 12, 1933
3 speeches — POLICE FORCES (AMALGAMATION). Commons July 13, 1933
MINES (TEMPERATURE). Commons July 13, 1933
CHEMICAL WORKS, BOW (FIRE). Commons July 13, 1933
SERVICE OF PROCESS (JUSTICES) BILL. Commons July 18, 1933
5 speeches — COAL INDUSTRY (DISPUTE, BEDWAS). Commons July 18, 1933
CLAUSE 71.—(By-laws as to advertisements.) Commons July 27, 1933
WINSON PRISON, BIRMINGHAM (DEATH). Commons July 28, 1933
ROAD ACCIDENTS. Commons November 8, 1933
2 speeches — AEROPLANES AND PARTS (EXPORTS). Commons November 8, 1933
11 speeches — SCHEDULE. Commons November 8, 1933
4 speeches — FIREARMS AND IMITATION FIREARMS (CRIMINAL USES) BILL [Lords]. Commons November 8, 1933
10 speeches — BRITISH NATIONALITY AND STAUTS OF ALIENS BILL [Lords] Commons November 9, 1933
2 speeches — CLAUSE 5.—(Short title, interpretation and extent.) Commons November 9, 1933
3 speeches — CLAUSE 2—(Establishment of county councils.) Commons November 14, 1933
CLAUSE 67.—(Filling of casual vacancies in case of councillors.) Commons November 14, 1933
7 speeches — SECOND SCHEDULE.—(Part I: Provisions relating to the stages of the election of a county councillor or of councillors of a borough preceding the poll. Part II: Times for the proceedings at an election of a county councillor or of councillors of a borough Part III: Provisions relating to contested elections.) Commons November 14, 1933
4 speeches — LICENSING (STANDARDISATION OF HOURS) BILL. Commons December 8, 1933
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