Former MP for Oldham
Sir Edmund Bartley-Denniss is a former MP for Oldham.
Former MP for Oldham
Entered the House of Commons on 13 November 1911 — unknown
Left the House of Commons on 26 October 1922 — General election
Everyone must regret that the Act of 1915 is not to come into force immediately. When it was passed, I went to the Local Government Board, being much interested in the subject, to try to get them to put it into force immediately. Their plea was that the veterinary surgeons were absent in the War and the Clauses for the inspection of dairy cows could not be put into force while they were away....
The adviser is a Labour man.
I very much regret to have to take up even a few minutes of the time of the House, and divert the thoughts of Members from the calamity which oppresses us all. I cannot, however, allow this Bill to pass the Third Reading without making some kind of protest against the way in which it has been brought in, and the little consideration which has been given to it, either in the other place or in...
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