Sir James Agg-Gardner
Former MP for Cheltenham
Former MP for Cheltenham
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No case of an ex-Member of Parliament being in debt to the Kitchen Committee has been known for the last 24 years.
In reply to the question of the hon. Member, as the details are too numerous for me to read to the House, I will, with his permission, send them to him, and I imagine that they will also appear in the OFFICIAL REPORT.
British Empire wines, cigars, and tobacco are obtainable in the refreshment rooms of the House. The sale of Empire wines, cigars and tobacco I am glad to say, all show an increase, more especially that of British tobacco.
Former MP for Cheltenham
Entered the House of Commons on 31 January 1874 — General election
Left the House of Commons on 9 August 1928 — Died
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