Mr John Haire

Former MP for Wycombe

🗣️ Speeches and Debates

  • Orders of the Day — Furniture (Maximum Prices) 26 Jun 1951

    Will the hon. Gentleman recollect that about a year ago hardwood was returned to private enterprise, and that since then there have been increases in the price?
  • Orders of the Day — Furniture (Maximum Prices) 26 Jun 1951

    It also happens to apply to home-grown timber.
  • Oral Answers to Questions — Hungary (Religious Persecution) 25 Jun 1951

    Is my right hon. Friend aware that it is very important to encourage people living in Hungary with the evidence that we are taking steps, even though we think at times that they are futile—that at least there should be some encouragement to them to go on resisting?
  • Government of Ireland Act, 1920 1 Jun 1951

    If my hon. Friend is arguing that one should count heads to determine to which part of Ireland the three Ulster counties should belong, is he aware that Monaghan, Cavan and Donegal had in fact a majority of Catholics?
  • Government of Ireland Act, 1920 1 Jun 1951

    It was worth coming 200 miles from my unit, where I am serving my 15 days in the Royal Air Force, to hear the two opening speeches of this debate and the speech of the hon. Member for Devonport (Mr. Foot). I am supposed to be refreshing myself in the methods of defence of the Kingdom and Commonwealth, but I am pleased to come here today to do a bit of defending of my own native heath where I...
  • Government of Ireland Act, 1920 1 Jun 1951

    I am glad that the hon. Member has brought me right up to date, to June, 1951. I confess that my figures are a few months old. Do not let us become too aged in our facts. My hon. Friend the Member for Devonport has just given us a description of how our various bodies in Northern Ireland do not contain any minority representatives. He spoke about the Housing Trust. It would be useful to...
  • Government of Ireland Act, 1920 1 Jun 1951

    I am not aware whether they have applied at Protestant schools; they prefer, as my hon. Friend knows, to try to get jobs in Catholic schools. The same thing applies to nursing. So many contentious things have been said about this side of the hospitals in Belfast that I should like to have time to quote something in contrast. Do not let my hon. Friends below the Gangway think that I am wholly...
  • Government of Ireland Act, 1920 1 Jun 1951

    Surely the answer to the question, which is often asked in this House, is that the local councils do pay attention to this and provide these statistics?

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