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Cyn MP am Liverpool Exchange

Aeth i mewn i'r Tŷ'r Cyffredin ar 30 Mai 1929 — Etholiad cyffredinol

Gadawodd y Tŷ'r Cyffredin ar 12 Rhagfyr 1932 — Wedi marw

Previous MPs in this constituency

• Leslie Scott
• Max Muspratt
• Richard Cherry
• Charles McArthur
• John Bigham
• Ralph Neville
• David Duncan
• Laurence Baily

Future MPs in this constituency

• Joseph Shute
• Bessie Braddock
• Robert Parry

Ymddangosiadau diweddar

• Orders of the Day — Sunday Entertainments Bill: Clause 1. — (Provisions as to cinematograph entertainments.) 29 Jul 1932

  I beg to second the Amendment. It has been a matter of surprise to me that the Home Office did not in some way safeguard the public in connection with the character of the films that are to be exhibited on Sundays. It is a very simple matter to do it on the lines of the Amendment, and I should have thought that it would not have presented any real difficulty. It would be a very wholesome and...

• Orders of the Day — Irish Free State (Special Duties) Bill. 8 Jul 1932

  The weapon which the English Parliament has been almost forced to forge is now about to be placed in our hands, but we must remember that it is a double-edged weapon and that in its use it may hurt our own people as well as to bring forth money from the Irish nationalists. It is not a weapon that can be lightly used and should only be brought into use as a last resort when things are at a...

• Orders of the Day — Finance Bill.: New Clause. — (Rate of estate duty where rebate includes insurance moneys.) 26 May 1932

  I beg to move, "That the Clause be read a Second time." The proposed new Clause is to ensure that insurances taken out to pay Death Duties shall, as they are available for those duties—

Mwy o ymddangosiadau diweddar Colonel Sir James Reynolds