Sir William Brass

1886 - August 24, 1945
Summary information for Sir William Brass

Contributions

1930

5 speeches — ROAD TRAFFIC BILL [Lords]. Commons February 18, 1930

FIGHTING SERVICES (MEAT AND WHEAT SUPPLIES). Commons February 20, 1930

4 speeches — ROAD TRAFFIC [MONEY]. Commons February 20, 1930

ROYALTIES (NATIONALISATION). Commons February 25, 1930

COTTON EXPORTS (INDIA). Commons February 25, 1930

2 speeches — COTTON INDUSTRY (INQUIRY). Commons February 25, 1930

WASHINGTON HOURS CONVENTION. Written Answers February 25, 1930

TEXTILE INDUSTRIES. Written Answers February 27, 1930

TEXTILE INDUSTRIES. Written Answers February 28, 1930

MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT. Commons March 3, 1930

MOSSLEY, LANCASHIRE. Commons March 4, 1930

AGED WORKERS (RETIREMENT). Commons March 4, 1930

NEW IMPORT DUTIES. Commons March 4, 1930

EMPIRE MARKETING BOARD. Commons March 5, 1930

SPEED LIMIT. Commons March 5, 1930

AUDIT (LOCAL AUTHORITIES) ACT. Commons March 20, 1930

EXCHANGES (SERVICE ENLISTMENT). Commons April 3, 1930

2 speeches — TRAINING PERIOD (BENEFIT). Commons April 3, 1930

CONTRIBUTORY PENSIONS ACT. Commons April 3, 1930

AIRSHIPS (MOORING MASTS). Commons April 3, 1930

AIR MAIL, KARACHI. Written Answers April 29, 1930

PUBLIC CONTRACTS (LABOUR STANDARDS). Commons May 13, 1930

LACE TRADE. Commons May 13, 1930

2 speeches — AIR TRANSPORT (SUBSIDY AGREEMENTS) BILL. Commons May 13, 1930

EMPIRE MARKETING BOARD (FILMS). Commons May 28, 1930

AIRSHIP R 100. Commons May 28, 1930

FOOTPATH KERBS. Commons May 28, 1930

COTTON EXPORTS (RUSSIA). Commons May 28, 1930

2 speeches — ACCIDENTS (PEDESTRIANS). Commons May 29, 1930

2 speeches — CLAUSE 6.—(Amendment with, respect to duties on licences for mechanically propelled vehicles.) Commons June 3, 1930

3 speeches — STREET ACCIDENTS. Commons June 5, 1930

COTTON INDUSTRY (INQUIRY). Commons June 5, 1930

IMPORT DUTIES, SOUTH AFRICA (FOOTWEAR). Commons June 5, 1930

PLAYING FIELDS (RATES). Commons June 5, 1930

REPARATION LOAN. Commons June 5, 1930

COTTON INDUSTRY (IMPORT DUTIES, INDIA). Commons June 17, 1930

8 speeches — CLAUSE 18.—(Powers of special Commissioners to obtain copies of registers of securities.) Commons June 17, 1930

CLAUSE 22.—(Valuation for purposes of Schedules A and B to be made quin-quennially in Great Britain.) Commons June 19, 1930

TRAFFIC, LAMBETH BRIDGE. Written Answers June 19, 1930

6 speeches — CLAUSE 26.—(Annual value of property in London for purposes of Income Tax.) Commons June 23, 1930

POPULATION (STATISTICS). Written Answers July 3, 1930

NEW CLAUSE.—(Police to furnish particulars in certain cases). Commons July 4, 1930

CLAUSE 1.—(Motor Vehicles to which Part I applies.) Commons July 4, 1930

CLAUSE 3.—(Prohibition of motor vehicles not complying with regulations as to construction, etc.) Commons July 4, 1930

4 speeches — CLAUSE 4.—(Licensing of drivers, etc.) Commons July 4, 1930

3 speeches — CLAUSE 10.—(Rate of Speed.) Commons July 4, 1930

INVISIBLE EXPORTS. Written Answers July 7, 1930

EMIGRATION. Written Answers July 7, 1930

POPULATION. Written Answers July 8, 1930

3 speeches — CLAUSE 11.—(Reckless or dangerous driving.) Commons July 10, 1930

3 speeches — CLAUSE 15.—(Punishment of persons driving motor vehicles when under influence of drink or drugs.) Commons July 10, 1930

CLAUSE 17.—(Requirements as to employment of drivers and attendants.) Commons July 10, 1930

ALBANY STREET, N. W. (ROAD SURFACE). Written Answers July 17, 1930

MOTORING OFFENCES. Commons July 24, 1930

2 speeches — LONDON TRAFFIC (PARKING REGULATIONS). Commons July 24, 1930

2 speeches — PEDESTRIANS (TRAFFIC SIGNALS). Commons July 24, 1930

MOTOR COACHES, LONDON. Written Answers July 29, 1930

OMNIBUSES, LONDON. Written Answers July 29, 1930

AIRSHIPS (ENGINES, WEIGHT). Written Answers November 12, 1930

IMPORTS (SWEATED LABOUR). Commons November 18, 1930

ROYAL PARKS (SPEED LIMIT NOTICES). Commons November 24, 1930

AGRICULTURAL LAND (UTILISATION) BILL (SELECTION OF AMENDMENTS). Commons November 24, 1930

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