Sir Godfrey Nicholson
December 9, 1901 - 1991Summary information for Sir Godfrey Nicholson
Contributions
1939
WORLD PEACE. Commons February 27, 1939
KING GEORGE V MEMORIAL. Commons February 27, 1939
DEFENCE LOANS BILL. Commons February 27, 1939
FLAX-GROWING. Commons March 13, 1939
CZECHO-SLOVAKIA. Commons March 15, 1939
RIDING ESTABLISHMENTS (REGISTRATION AND INSPECTION) BILL. Commons March 17, 1939
FOREIGN OFFICE. Commons March 20, 1939
BUILDING MATERIALS PRICES. Written Answers April 3, 1939
6 speeches — REFUGEES. Commons April 6, 1939
2 speeches — COMPULSORY MILITARY TRAINING. Commons April 27, 1939
EMERGENCY PROPOSALS. Commons May 3, 1939
TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING. Commons May 11, 1939
TRACTORS (PRODUCER-GAS). Written Answers May 11, 1939
NEW CLAUSE.—(Maintenance of civil liberties.) Commons May 16, 1939
2 speeches — SCHEDULE. Commons May 16, 1939
CLAUSE I.—(Classes of persons liable to be registered and called up for military training.) Commons May 18, 1939
WHITE FISH (PRICE). Commons June 6, 1939
BRYNAMMAN AREA. Commons June 15, 1939
2 speeches — TRACTORS (EMERGENCY SUPPLY). Commons June 19, 1939
6 speeches — CLAUSE 2.—(General powers of Minister.) Commons June 19, 1939
ITALIAN ANTI-BRITISH PROPAGANDA. Commons June 26, 1939
STAFF COLLEGE (NOMINATIONS). Commons June 27, 1939
FIRES, LONDON Commons June 29, 1939
2 speeches — BROADCASTING (FOREIGN LANGUAGES). Commons July 3, 1939
CLASS III. Commons July 21, 1939
2 speeches — PREVENTION OF VIOLENCE (TEMPORARY PROVISIONS) BILL. Commons July 24, 1939
2 speeches — HOUSE OF COMMONS MEMBERS FUND BILL. Commons July 25, 1939
2 speeches — NEW CLAUSE.—(Power to repeal Act.) Commons July 26, 1939
DOMINION PARLIAMENTS (SPEECHES, TIME LIMIT). Commons August 1, 1939
OIL SUPPLIES (EMERGENCY PROVISIONS). Commons August 1, 1939
2 speeches — ADJOURNMENT (SUMMER). Commons August 2, 1939
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