Sir Francis Blake
1856 - February 5, 1940Summary information for Sir Francis Blake
Contributions
1919
DEPARTMENT OF FISHERIES. Commons February 17, 1919
BOARD OF AGRICULTURE (REORGANISATION). Written Answers February 21, 1919
2 speeches — ROYAL ARMY MEDICAL CORPS (TERRITORIAL FORCE). Commons February 25, 1919
WAR PENSIONS. Written Answers February 27, 1919
GRAND JURIES. Commons March 11, 1919
EDUCATION ACT, 1918 ("APPOINTED DAY"). Written Answers March 11, 1919
SMALL DWELLINGS ACQUISITION ACT. Written Answers March 12, 1919
ARMY RESERVE (CLASS Z). Written Answers March 27, 1919
OFFICERS' GRATUITY. Written Answers March 27, 1919
TAXI-CABS (LONDON). Commons April 3, 1919
EDUCATION COMMITTEES EXPENSES. Commons April 3, 1919
CRAMLINGTON AERODROME. Commons May 13, 1919
HYDE PARK. Commons May 19, 1919
CLAUSE 8.—(Borrowing Powers of County Councils in connection with the Housing of their Employés.) Commons May 26, 1919
BRITISH PRISONERS OF WAR (REPATRIATED). Commons May 27, 1919
CLAUSE 3.—(Power of Board of Agriculture and Fisheries to Provide Land for Settlement.) Commons July 22, 1919
CLAUSE 9.— (Amendment of Principal Act as Respects Power to Acquire Land for Small Holdings.) Commons July 22, 1919
3 speeches — CLAUSE 15. — (Power of County Council to Acquire Land for Letting to Parish Council for Allotments.) Commons July 22, 1919
CLAUSE 22.— (Recoupment of Losses Incurred in Exercise of Powers under Principal Act.) Commons July 22, 1919
2 speeches — CLAUSE 23.— (Recoupment of Capital Losses.) Commons July 22, 1919
HAY AND FEEDING-STUFFS. Commons August 4, 1919
2 speeches — CLAUSE 1.—(Penalty for Failure to Destroy Rats and Mice.) Commons October 31, 1919
RIVERS (POLLUTION). Commons November 26, 1919
CORPS OF MILITARY ACCOUNTANTS. Commons December 16, 1919
COMPULSORY PLOUGHING ORDERS. Written Answers December 18, 1919
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