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Mr James Glanville
Former MP for Consett
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- Entered Parliament on 15 November 1943 — unknown
- Left Parliament on 6 May 1955 — General election
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- Oral Answers to Questions — Coal: Production and Stocks (29 Jun 1953)
“In view of the interjection made by the hon. Member for Croydon, East (Sir H. Williams), who never did a day's work in his life, is the Minister aware that the miners are paid by production and that if they produce nothing they get nothing? That may be a bit of information for the hon. Member.”
- Orders of the Day — Finance Bill: Clause 1. — (CONTINUATION OF DUTIES ON HOPS, etc., AND BEER.) (19 May 1953)
“The subject under discussion is hops and I know nothing about hops, never having been a hop grower, but I do know something about beer. No one in the Committee will dispute my right to say I am a good judge of beer. I claim it unashamedly. I would sooner spend my time having a pint or a half-pint of beer in the bar than in the way some people spend their time; but that is by the way. What...”
- Orders of the Day — Finance Bill: Clause 1. — (CONTINUATION OF DUTIES ON HOPS, etc., AND BEER.) (19 May 1953)
“I will finish. Do not worry, son. As soon as they set up working men's clubs and start to sell their own beer, they will co-operatively solve the problem because nobody on earth can deny that the brewers are millionaires, with their friends on the other side of the House. The working men's club and institute movement is a movement which will save the working class in this country. We spend...”
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