Sir William Jenkins
1871 - December 8, 1944Summary information for Sir William Jenkins
Contributions
1936
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES (MILK BOTTLES). Written Answers February 24, 1936
3 speeches — WALES Written Answers February 25, 1936
ROYALTIES AND RATES, GLAMORGAN. Written Answers February 25, 1936
TUBERCULOSIS, WALES. Written Answers February 27, 1936
GLAMORGAN (LAND PURCHASES). Written Answers February 27, 1936
NEATH RIVER (DRAINAGE WORK). Written Answers February 27, 1936
SOUTH WALES. Commons April 30, 1936
SURTAX (APPEALS). Commons April 30, 1936
3 speeches — DEAF CHILDREN. Written Answers May 21, 1936
2 speeches — TRANSITIONAL PAYMENTS AND ALLOWANCES. Commons June 11, 1936
ITALY AND ABYSSINIA. Written Answers June 18, 1936
RATING OF RAILWAYS. Written Answers June 18, 1936
PLAYING FIELDS, DEPRESSED AREAS. Written Answers July 13, 1936
TRUNK ROADS (GRANTS). Written Answers July 15, 1936
2 speeches — WELFARE. Commons July 21, 1936
MORTALITY STATISTICS (NEATH AND PONTARDAWE). Written Answers July 31, 1936
CANCER. Written Answers July 31, 1936
SILICOSIS. Written Answers July 31, 1936
JUNIOR INSTRUCTION CENTRES. Commons November 19, 1936
SPECIAL AREAS (EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES). Commons November 19, 1936
DISTRESSED AREAS (CHILDREN). Commons November 19, 1936
GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS (SPECIAL AREAS). Written Answers November 23, 1936
DISTRESSED AREAS (CONTRACTS). Commons November 25, 1936
PETITION (UNEMPLOYMENT, SOUTH WALES). Commons November 26, 1936
ROAD AND BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION. Commons December 2, 1936
SEVERN BRIDGE. Commons December 2, 1936
SPECIAL AREAS. Commons December 3, 1936
BOOTS AND CLOTHING (CHILDREN, GLAMORGAN). Commons December 3, 1936
TREFOREST TRADING ESTATE. Written Answers December 17, 1936
GLAMOR GANSHIRE. Written Answers December 17, 1936
NEW INDUSTRIES, SPECIAL AREAS. Written Answers December 17, 1936
SPECIAL AREAS (PUBLIC WORKS). Written Answers December 18, 1936
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