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Colonel William Carver is a former MP for Howdenshire.

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Former MP for Howdenshire

Entered the House of Commons on 25 November 1926 — unknown

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

Previous MPs in this constituency

• Francis Jackson
• Henry Harrison-Broadley
• William Wilson-Todd
• Arthur Duncombe

Future MPs in this constituency

• Clifford Glossop
• George Odey

Recent appearances

• Agriculture: Livestock (Quality) 11 Nov 1943

  asked the Minister of Agriculture whether the war and its effects have produced any deterioration in the quality of our livestock?

• Agriculture: Livestock (Quality) 11 Nov 1943

  Is there not a considerable falling off of our herd book entries, and will my right hon. Friend see that British livestock does not lose its place as being the best in the world?

• Oral Answers to Questions — Agriculture: Milk Churns (Cleaning) 22 Jul 1943

  asked the Minister of Agriculture what complaints he has received from dairy farmers as to the want of cleanliness of milk churns returned empty to them from factories; and whether any Order exists compelling dairy factories to wash and sterilise churns after emptying, in order to prevent contamination in the next filling of new milk into these churns?

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