Earl Castle Stewart
Former MP for Harborough
Former MP for Harborough
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The two hon. Members who last addressed the House both spoke from the Liberal benches, and I find on reference to my diary that the hon. Member for North Bristol (Mr. Bernays) belongs to the Liberal party, plain and simple, whereas the hon. Member for Southampton (Sir C. Barrie) belongs to what is known as the Liberal National party. So far as I could detect any divergence between their...
I suggested that the Free Traders with their Free Trade principles had disdirected the capital to foreign countries when it should have been invested here.
The Free Traders.
Former MP for Harborough
Entered the House of Commons on 30 May 1929 — General election
Left the House of Commons on 9 August 1933 — unknown
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