Sir Richard Nugent
June 6, 1907 - March 16, 1994Summary information for Sir Richard Nugent
Contributions
1973
4 speeches — THE QUALITY OF LIFE AND URBAN PLANNING Lords January 31, 1973
GERMAN REPUBLICS: U.N. AND BRITISH RECOGNITION Lords February 6, 1973
DANGEROUS LIQUIDS: MOVEMENT BY ROAD Lords February 8, 1973
2 speeches — LONDON CAR PARKING PENALTIES Lords February 12, 1973
PARKING FACILITIES IN ROYAL PARKS Lords February 27, 1973
2 speeches — SWINE VESICULAR DISEASE AND SWILL Lords March 8, 1973
COMMEMORATIVE STAMPS AND LORD BYRON ANNIVERSARY Lords March 12, 1973
4 speeches — LAND COMPENSATION BILL Lords April 5, 1973
INTEREST-FREE LOANS TO OVERSEAS GOVERNMENTS Lords April 10, 1973
E.E.C.'s SALE OF BUTTER TO RUSSIA Lords April 12, 1973
BRITISH INDUSTRY: DISRUPTIVE ELEMENTS Lords April 18, 1973
3 speeches — E.E.C. FARM PRICES Lords May 1, 1973
PREPARATION OF LEGISLATION Written Answers May 8, 1973
WATER SUPPLIES AND DESALINATION Lords May 14, 1973
WATER BILL Lords May 21, 1973
2 speeches — SOUTHAMPTON CORPORATION BILL Lords June 8, 1973
5 speeches — WATER BILL Lords June 11, 1973
3 speeches — WATER BILL Lords June 14, 1973
WATER BILL Lords June 14, 1973
WATER BILL Lords June 19, 1973
RHODESIA: UNITED NATIONS AND SANCTIONS Lords June 20, 1973
GATWICK AIRPORT Lords June 22, 1973
REGULATION OF PRICES (TRAN- QUILLISING DRUGS) (No. 2) ORDER 1973 Lords June 22, 1973
5 speeches — MAPLIN DEVELOPMENT BILL Lords June 26, 1973
4 speeches — WATER BILL Lords July 2, 1973
EGYPTIAN STAMPS: DISTRIBUTION BY CROWN AGENTS Lords July 17, 1973
E.E.C.: AGRICULTURAL MINISTERS' MEETING Lords July 18, 1973
MIDDLE EAST: THE ARAB/ISRAELI CONFLICT Lords October 15, 1973
THE MIDDLE EAST: THE ARAB/ISRAELI CONFLICT Lords October 16, 1973
N.H.S. REORGANISATION: PAYMENTS TO STAFF Lords November 8, 1973
PROTECTION OF THE ENVIRONMENT BILL [H.L.] Lords November 27, 1973
SEAT BELTS Written Answers December 13, 1973
HOUSING AND HEAT INSULATION Lords December 17, 1973
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