Sir Isaac Pitman
August 14, 1901 - 1985Summary information for Sir Isaac Pitman
Contributions
1958
2 speeches — BANK RATE TRIBUNAL (REPORT) Commons February 3, 1958
Technical Training College Grants (New Scales) Written Answers February 4, 1958
Football Pools and Greyhound Racing Written Answers February 12, 1958
Teachers Written Answers February 13, 1958
2 speeches — ANTARCTICA Commons February 19, 1958
Diplomatic Immunity Written Answers February 24, 1958
Disarmament Sub-Committee Written Answers February 24, 1958
4 speeches — LAW OF THE SEA (GENEVA CONFERENCE) Commons April 23, 1958
Clause 1.—(GENERAL GRANTS.) Commons May 5, 1958
3 speeches — New Clause.—(TEACHERS, &C., NOT TO BE DISQUALIFIED FOR MEMBERSHIP OF CERTAIN LOCAL AUTHORITIES.) Commons May 7, 1958
3 speeches — DISARMAMENT Commons June 10, 1958
Clause 14.—(FEES AND SUBSCRIPTIONS TO PROFESSIONAL BODIES, LEARNED SOCIETIES, ETC.) Commons June 17, 1958
Admiralty Establishments, Bath Written Answers June 18, 1958
2 speeches — Clause 20.—(CHANGE OF RATE, AND BASIS OF CHARGE.) Commons July 1, 1958
2 speeches — World Security Authority Commons July 2, 1958
Premium Savings Bonds Written Answers July 3, 1958
2 speeches — Pensions Commons July 22, 1958
PRAYERS Commons July 28, 1958
EGYPT (SEQUESTRATED CASH DEPOSITS) Commons July 28, 1958
2 speeches — Teachers Commons July 31, 1958
4 speeches — General Certificate of Education (Subjects) Commons July 31, 1958
Government Servants (Educational Allowances) Written Answers November 4, 1958
Rented Homes Campaign Pamphlet (Distribution) Commons November 12, 1958
Teacher Training Colleges Written Answers December 4, 1958
Civil Service (Education Allowances) Written Answers December 10, 1958
Civil Servants (Unestablished Service) Written Answers December 18, 1958
LAW OF THE SEA (CONVENTIONS) Written Answers December 18, 1958
COMMONWEALTH DAY Written Answers December 18, 1958
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