Mr John Hinds
Former MP for Carmarthen
Former MP for Carmarthen
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40. asked the Home Secretary the terms under which the premises now occupied by the Welsh Church Commissioners are held, together with the rent, rates, taxes, etc., payable in respect of the same?
The last two speakers have referred to the question of child assault, and I would like that something should be done to deal with this matter. From my experience, I believe that these cases are dealt with quite justly and sympathetically by all the benches with which I have come in contact. I desire, however, to confirm what was said in reference to taking the oath in Court in the Welsh...
I am sure the right hon. Gentleman does not wish to be unfair, but I have read those Debates right through, and I have arrived at a different conclusion from the right hon. Gentleman. I cannot find that there was any such understanding as he mentions. I think the assumption was that there should be one Churchman, but that all three should be independent, and I contend this appointment is a...
Former MP for Carmarthen
Entered the House of Commons on 3 December 1910 — General election
Left the House of Commons on 16 November 1923 — General election
Also represented Carmarthenshire Western
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