Sir William Davison

1872 - January 19, 1953
Summary information for Sir William Davison

Contributions

1943

ENEMY-OCCUPIED COUNTRIES (STOLEN PROPERTY) Written Answers January 19, 1943

2 speeches — War Damage Payments Written Answers January 19, 1943

Air-Raid Shelters Commons January 21, 1943

POST-WAR SCHEMES (COST) Written Answers January 21, 1943

2 speeches — Electricity Meters, London Commons January 26, 1943

2 speeches — BRITISH PRISONERS OF WAR Commons January 26, 1943

CHAINED PRISONERS OF WAR Commons January 26, 1943

2 speeches — Motor Vehicles Licence Duty Commons January 26, 1943

Post-war Economic Policy Commons January 26, 1943

2 speeches — Air-Raid, London (Defence Measures) Commons January 27, 1943

2 speeches — HYDE PARK CORNER (GATE CLOCK) Commons January 27, 1943

Static Water Tanks (Damage) Commons January 28, 1943

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons January 28, 1943

2 speeches — Wood Fuel (Inquiry) Commons February 9, 1943

Wood Fuel (Result of Inquiry) Commons February 16, 1943

2 speeches — SOCIAL INSURANCE AND ALLIED SERVICES Commons February 16, 1943

5 speeches — SOCIAL INSURANCE AND ALLIED SERVICES Commons February 17, 1943

SOCIAL INSURANCE AND ALLIED SERVICES Commons February 18, 1943

Soft Drinks Industry (Concentration) Commons February 24, 1943

2 speeches — War Damage Payments Commons March 16, 1943

2 speeches — Final Letter Collection, London Commons March 24, 1943

RAILINGS REMOVAL (COMPENSATION) Commons March 24, 1943

BRITISH PRISONERS OF WAR, ITALY Written Answers March 31, 1943

BRITISH PRISONERS OF WAR Commons April 6, 1943

NEW CLAUSE.—(Safeguard for general public interest.) Commons April 6, 1943

CLOCK, HYDE PARK CORNER (REPAIR) Written Answers April 7, 1943

Tanks Commons April 13, 1943

2 speeches — CLOCK, HYDE PARK CORNER (REPAIR) Commons April 14, 1943

3 speeches — NORTHERN IRELAND (MAN POWER) Commons April 15, 1943

2 speeches — NORTHERN IRELAND (CONSCRIPTION) Commons April 22, 1943

PRISONERS OF WAR Commons May 4, 1943

Income Tax Payers Commons May 4, 1943

2 speeches — Pre-Service Training Commons May 6, 1943

2 speeches — Organised Youth Movement Commons May 6, 1943

2 speeches — Wage-Earners (Income Tax) Commons May 6, 1943

4 speeches — NORTHERN IRELAND (CONSCRIPTION) Commons May 11, 1943

WAR SITUATION (TUNISIAN OPERATIONS) Commons May 11, 1943

3 speeches — NORTHERN IRELAND (CONSCRIPTION) Commons May 13, 1943

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons May 13, 1943

2 speeches — QUESTIONS TO MINISTERS Commons May 25, 1943

2 speeches — RATION BOOKS AND IDENTITY CARDS (DISTRIBUTION) Commons May 26, 1943

BOMBING POLICY Commons May 27, 1943

3 speeches — ALLIED HOSPITAL SHIPS (GERMAN AND ITALIAN SINKINGS) Commons May 27, 1943

CIVIL AVIATION Commons June 1, 1943

NEW CLAUSE.—(Easter Offerings.) Commons June 3, 1943

NEW CLAUSE.—(Easter Offerings.) Commons June 3, 1943

3 speeches — ENEMY SUBMARINES (NON-NOTIFICATION, EIRE GOVERNMENT) Commons June 8, 1943

2 speeches — PACKAGING PAILS (CONTROL) Commons June 8, 1943

REQUISITIONED PREMISES Written Answers June 8, 1943

Socks Commons June 10, 1943

3 speeches — Wage Earners (Income Tax) Commons June 22, 1943

3 speeches — Food Subsidies Commons June 22, 1943

6 speeches — RAILINGS REMOVAL Commons June 23, 1943

2 speeches — COST OF LIVING (WAGES) Commons June 24, 1943

Small Savings Commons June 29, 1943

4 speeches — Railings Removal (Compensation) Commons June 29, 1943

2 speeches — BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons June 29, 1943

New CLAUSE.—(Reduction of excise licence duties on motor-cycles and private motor-cars.) Commons June 29, 1943

2 speeches — ROME (BOMBING) Commons June 30, 1943

Despatch Riders (Speed Restrictions) Commons July 6, 1943

3 speeches — Railings Removal (Compensation) Commons July 6, 1943

SICILIAN OPERATIONS (CANADIAN TROOPS' PART) Commons July 20, 1943

3 speeches — Requisitioned Property (Compensation) Commons July 20, 1943

Government Proposals Commons July 22, 1943

Officers' Retired Pay Commons July 27, 1943

Air Training Corps (Glasgow Schools) Commons July 27, 1943

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons July 27, 1943

CLOCK, HYDE PARK CORNER Written Answers July 27, 1943

PRISONERS OF WAR Commons August 3, 1943

Ploughing Subsidy (Income Tax) Commons August 3, 1943

2 speeches — WAR CRIMINALS Commons August 4, 1943

2 speeches — Rome (Bombing) Commons August 4, 1943

2 speeches — Rodent Infestation (Houses) Commons August 4, 1943

NATIONAL SERVICE (WOMEN OF 45–50) Commons August 5, 1943

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons August 5, 1943

RUDOLF HESS Commons September 22, 1943

2 speeches — LOCAL GOVERNMENT REFORM Commons September 22, 1943

WAR DECORATIONS AND MEDALS Commons September 22, 1943

Olive Oil Written Answers September 22, 1943

2 speeches — Women of 45–50 Commons September 23, 1943

2 speeches — Water Supplies Commons September 23, 1943

INDIA (FOOD SITUATION) Commons September 23, 1943

Women Employees Written Answers October 12, 1943

2 speeches — MILITARY COMMENTATORS Commons November 2, 1943

WAR-DAMAGED HOUSES (REPAIRS) Commons November 4, 1943

PALACE OF WESTMINSTER (AMENITIES) Commons November 4, 1943

2 speeches — GERMAN-OCCUPIED COUNTRIES (OCCUPATION COSTS) Commons November 9, 1943

BUILDINGS (MAINTENANCE EXPENDITURE) Commons November 10, 1943

Eighth Army (Cigarettes) Commons November 30, 1943

Auxiliary Territorial Service Commons November 30, 1943

War-Damaged Houses (Building Society Mortgages) Commons November 30, 1943

2 speeches — SIR OSWALD MOSLEY (RELEASE) Commons December 1, 1943

COALMINING (COMPULSORY RECRUITMENT) Commons December 2, 1943

2 speeches — Deceased Soldiers (Personal Effects) Commons December 7, 1943

FIELD MARSHAL SMUTS' SPEECH Commons December 7, 1943

Sunday Entertainments Commons December 14, 1943

2 speeches — Royal Observer Corps Commons December 15, 1943

2 speeches — Non-Provided Schools Commons December 16, 1943

HIGH COURT JUDGES (NUMBER) Written Answers December 16, 1943

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