Sir Eric Errington
March 17, 1900 - June 3, 1973Summary information for Sir Eric Errington
Contributions
1938
4 speeches — CLAUSE 43.—(Amendment and continuance of Part I of 20 & 21 Geo. 5. c 34). Commons February 7, 1938
2 speeches — FIRE RISKS. Commons February 8, 1938
SELLING SCHEMES. Written Answers February 8, 1938
RIMROSE BROOK DRAINAGE SCHEME. Written Answers April 7, 1938
TERRITORIAL FORCE RECRUITMENT, LIVERPOOL. Written Answers April 26, 1938
RIMROSE BROOK DRAINAGE SCHEME. Written Answers April 28, 1938
2 speeches — NEW CLAUSE.—(Temporary Provisions.) Commons May 20, 1938
CLAUSE 7.—(Application of certain provisions of 15 & 16 Geo. 5. c. 20.) Commons May 20, 1938
CLAUSE 1.—(Admissibility of documentary evidence as to facts in issue. Commons May 20, 1938
2 speeches — RIMROSE BROOK DRAINAGE SCHEME. Commons June 2, 1938
3 speeches — HOLIDAYS WITH PAY BILL. Commons July 14, 1938
2 speeches — SUPREME COURT OF JUDICATURE (AMENDMENT) (No. 2) BILL. Commons July 14, 1938
PEDESTRIAN CROSSINGS (COLOURED LIGHTS). Written Answers July 27, 1938
WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION BILL. Commons November 18, 1938
2 speeches — TERRITORIAL ARMY RESERVE. Commons November 29, 1938
MANCHESTER ASSIZES. Written Answers November 30, 1938
PRISONS AND BORSTAL INSTITU TIONS (MEMBERS' VISITS). Commons December 1, 1938
2 speeches — CRIMINAL JUSTICE BILL. Commons December 1, 1938
2 speeches — REFUGEES. Commons December 5, 1938
RECRUITMENT AND CIVIL DUTIES. Written Answers December 5, 1938
RESERVE OF OFFICERS. Written Answers December 5, 1938
TERRITORIAL RESERVE OFFICERS. Written Answers December 6, 1938
2 speeches — DRAINAGE (FENDER VALLEY). Commons December 15, 1938
5 speeches — RESERVE OFFICERS. Commons December 20, 1938
3 speeches — NATIONAL SERVICE. Commons December 20, 1938
TERRITORIAL RESERVE OFFICERS. Written Answers December 20, 1938
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