Commons Sitting of 26 November 1947 Series 5 Vol. 444

    c1961
  1. Preamble 56 words
  2. ORAL ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS
    1. COLONIAL EMPIRE
        2. cc1961-2
      1. Cotton Growing 206 words
        2. c1962
      2. Secondary Industries (Development) 232 words
      cc1962-3
    2. MALAYA (RICE RATION) 242 words
    3. PALESTINE
        4. cc1963-4
      1. Jewish Immigrants (Landing) 133 words
        2. c1964
      2. British Forces (Withdrawal) 210 words
        3. cc1964-6
      3. State-owned Land (Proposed Sales) 406 words
    4. AFRICAN COLONIES
        5. c1966
      1. Rolling stock (Kongwa—Dar es Salaam) 115 words
        2. cc1966-7
      2. Hospitals and Dispensaries, Uganda 356 words
        3. cc1967-8
      3. Uganda Co-operative Movement 191 words
        4. c1968
      4. Corporal Punishment, Kenya 225 words
        5. cc1968-9
      5. Nurses and Doctors, West Africa 78 words
      cc1969-70
    5. GIBRALTARIANS, NORTHERN IRELAND (TRANSFER) 302 words
      6. cc1970-1
    6. WEST INDIES (IMPORTS, LIMITATION) 365 words
    7. ROYAL NAVY
        8. cc1971-2
      1. Intelligence Division (Pensioner Clerks) 219 words
        2. c1972
      2. Ships in Reserve (Airtight Covers) 81 words
        3. cc1972-3
      3. Transferred Ships (U.S.S.R.) 170 words
        4. c1973
      4. Anti-Slavery Measures, Red Sea and Persian Gulf 204 words
        5. cc1973-5
      5. Royal Marines (Discharges) 390 words
        6. c1975
      6. Shipbreaking 126 words
        7. c1975
      7. Mediterranean Fleet (Strength) 54 words
        8. cc1975-6
      8. Cordite Factory, Holton (Electric Current) 183 words
    8. POST OFFICE
        9. c1976
      1. Petrol Economies 164 words
        2. cc1976-7
      2. Food Parcels, Cleethorpes (Service) 124 words
        3. cc1977-9
      3. Telephone Installations 644 words
        4. cc1979-80
      4. Royal Wedding (Commemorative Stamps) 357 words
        5. cc1980-1
      5. Annual Report 293 words
      cc1981-2
    9. MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE (FISHERIES DEPARTMENT) 190 words
    10. ARMED FORCES
        11. cc1982-3
      1. Illiteracy 216 words
        2. c1983
      2. Strengths 183 words
    11. FOOD SUPPLIES
        12. cc1983-4
      1. Dried Fruit (Christmas Puddings) 281 words
        2. c1984
      2. Sugar Imports 107 words
        3. cc1984-5
      3. Imports, Scottish Ports 145 words
        4. c1985
      4. Subsidies 165 words
        5. cc1985-6
      5. Rations (Calorific Value) 69 words
        6. c1986
      6. Potatoes 191 words
        7. cc1986-7
      7. Flour, Grimsby (Condition) 417 words
        8. cc1987-8
      8. Vitamins (Children) 118 words
        9. c1988
      9. Glucose 86 words
        10. c1988
      10. Australian Canned Bacon 74 words
        11. cc1988-9
      11. Imports from America 91 words
        12. c1989
      12. Consumption Levels (Wastage) 119 words
        13. cc1989-90
      13. Fruit and Vegetable Organisation 180 words
        14. c1990
      14. Executive Officer (Dismissal) 157 words
        15. c1990
      15. Cakes and Flour Confectionery 89 words
        16. cc1990-1
      16. Profit and Loss Account 125 words
        17. c1991
      17. Millk 107 words
        18. cc1991-2
      18. Eire (Trade Agreement) 196 words
      c1992
    12. PORT WINE (IMPORTATION) 203 words
      13. c1992
    13. ST. ANDREW'S DAY MEETINGS (SPEAKERS) 897 words
    c1997
  3. BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE 22 words
    4. c1997
  4. DEPUTY-CHAIRMAN (ABSENCE) 221 words
  5. ORDERS OF THE DAY
      6. c1998
    1. CEYLON INDEPENDENCE BILL 12 words
      2. cc1998-2011
    2. EMERGENCY LAWS (MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) BILL 10 words
        3. cc1998-2000
      1. CLAUSE 2.—(Permanent enactment of certain Defence Regulations.) 827 words
        2. cc2000-11
      2. FIRST SCHEDULE 4,415 words
      cc2011-25
    3. PENSIONS (GOVERNORS OF DOMINIONS &c.) BILL 5,763 words
      4. cc2026-7
    4. HOUSING (TEMPORARY ACCOMMODATION) [MONEY] 507 words
      5. cc2027-46
    5. HOUSING (TEMPORARY ACCOMMODATION) BILL 9 words
        6. cc2027-46
      1. CLAUSE 1.—(Increase of sums available for defraying expenses of Minister of Works under S. I of Housing (Temporary Accommodation) Act, 1944.) 7,488 words
      cc2046-73
    6. FEEDINGSTUFFS RATIONING 11,270 words, 1 division
      7. cc2073-92
    7. CANNOCK CHASE (PUBLIC ACCESS) 7,070 words

Written Answers (Commons) of 26 November 1947 Series 5 Vol. 444

  1. NEW HEBRIDES AND SOLOMONS
      2. c277W
    1. Native Communities (Land) 130 words
      c277W
    2. Constitutional Arrangements 74 words
      cc277-8W
    3. Education 115 words
      c278W
    4. PALESTINE POLICE (PENSIONS APPEALS) 111 words
      c278W
    5. MALAYAN UNION (FEDERATION) 30 words
      cc278-9W
    6. COLONIAL EMPIRE (ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL REPORTS) 75 words
  2. POST OFFICE
      3. c279W
    1. Telephones (Solihull and Birmingham) 143 words
      c279W
    2. Forces' Airmail Letters 57 words
  3. ROYAL NAVY
      4. cc279-80W
    1. Discharge by Purchase 218 words
      cc280-1W
    2. Plain Clothes 163 words
      c281W
    3. Messing Arrangements 132 words
      cc281-2W
    4. Releases and Discharges 378 words
  4. FOOD SUPPLIES
      5. cc282-3W
    1. Fruit and Vegetable Prices 134 words
      c283W
    2. Herrings 113 words
      c283W
    3. Meat Ration 82 words
      cc283-4W
    4. Children's Milk and Eggs 83 words
      c284W
    5. Potato Exports 50 words
      c284W
    6. Building Workers 52 words
      c284W
    7. Stocks 110 words
      cc284-5W
    8. Dried Milk 96 words
      c285W
    9. Imports from Eire 51 words
      c285W
    10. Sugar Ration 116 words
      cc285-6W
    11. Nuts (Prices) 133 words
      c286W
    12. Potato Ration 80 words
      c286W
    13. Savoy Hotel (Meat) 122 words
      cc286-7W
    14. Christmas Puddings 206 words
      c287W
    15. Potatoes (Transport) 81 words
  5. ROYAL AIR FORCE
      6. c287W
    1. Recruitment 60 words
      cc287-8W
    2. Cannock Chase Bombing Range 139 words
      c288W
    3. Weekend Passes 78 words
      c288W
    4. Requisitioned House, Penang 129 words
      cc288-9W
    5. Surplus Materials (Disposal) 114 words
      c289W
    6. Education Officers, Middle East 107 words
      c289W
    7. Thefts, Strubby 101 words
      cc289-90W
    8. PRESTWICK AERODROME (DEVELOPMENT) 34 words
      c290W
    9. FOREIGN SERVICE (MOROCCO) 73 words
  6. GERMANY
      7. c290W
    1. War Criminals (Trials) 88 words
      cc290-1W
    2. Equipment and Machinery (Removal) 277 words
      cc291-2W
    3. Coal Industry (Management) 303 words
      c292W
    4. Books and Periodicals 45 words
      cc292-3W
    5. REPARATIONS 83 words
      c293W
    6. PALESTINE MANDATE 66 words
      c293W
    7. BELFAST POST OFFICE (OFFICIALS) 126 words
  7. AGRICULTURE
      8. cc293-4W
    1. Potato Crop Estimates 121 words
      c294W
    2. Departmental Adviser (Private Interests) 163 words
      cc294-5W
    3. SERVICES LAND REQUIREMENTS (REPORT) 96 words
      cc295-6W
    4. STERLING (SPANISH HOLDINGS) 662 words
      c296W
    5. HERRINGS (EXPORTS) 35 words
      cc296-7W
    6. COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEAL (SHORTHAND WRITERS) 213 words
  8. FUEL AND POWER
      9. cc297-8W
    1. Basic Petrol (Withdrawal) 155 words
      c298W
    2. Electricity Area Boards (Chairmen) 195 words

Lords Sitting of 26 November 1947 Series 5 Vol. 152

    c927
  1. Preamble 16 words
    2. c927
  2. Prayers. 26 words
    3. cc927-8
  3. MINISTER'S AIR TOUR. 330 words
    4. cc928-9
  4. PURCHASE TAX INCREASES. 602 words
    5. cc929-30
  5. DONINGTON HALL. 226 words
    6. cc930-8
  6. EIRE VOLUNTEERS. 3,078 words
    7. cc938-90
  7. NATIONAL BOARD ADMINISTRATION. 21,089 words
    8. c990
  8. CEYLON INDEPENDENCE BILL. 10 words
    9. c990
  9. EMERGENCY LAWS (MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) BILL. 10 words
    10. c990
  10. METROPOLITAN SOUTH EASTERN AREA (CONSERVATION OF WATER) ORDER, 1947. 57 words

Written Answers (Lords) of 26 November 1947 Series 5 Vol. 152

    cc991-2WA
  1. SURPLUS STORES. 606 words
    cc992-3WA
  2. TRADE WITH THE U.S.S.R. 320 words
    cc993-6WA
  3. IMPORTS OF TIMBER. 822 words