Mr Thomas Cape

Former MP for Workington

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Mr Thomas Cape is a former MP for Workington.

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Former MP for Workington

Entered the House of Commons on 14 December 1918 — General election

Left the House of Commons on 15 June 1945 — General election

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  • Church of England Assembly (Powers) Act, 1919. 12 Dec 1939

    I beg to second the Motion. Question put, and agreed to.
  • Orders of the Day — Water Supply Bill. 3 Mar 1939

    The fact is that the whole of the speech of the hon. and gallant Gentleman has been concerned with his own water supply.
  • Coal Mines Bill. 3 Mar 1939

    I beg to second the Motion. I do so in all sincerity, with the honest belief that what I shall state in my speech will come from the depth of my heart regarding the situation of the mining community. I endorse every argument that has been put forward by my hon. Friend who moved the Second Reading. I am not going to weary the House by traversing the ground that my hon. Friend has covered, but...

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