Mr Frederick Macquisten
Former MP for Argyll
Former MP for Argyll
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asked the Secretary of State for War whether he will arrange that, in order to save cargo space, the materials and small plants for brewing be purchased in France and supplied to the regimental cooks and their assistants who shall thereupon brew the beer required for their regiments?
Is my right hon. Friend not aware that at one time quite recently every farmer brewed his own beer for his harvesters and that prior to the war harvest beer was brewed at a price which allowed it to be sold for less than one penny a pint, and why cannot our soldiers have beer served to them with their rations in the same way as the French soldier has wine served free as a ration? Most...
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Former MP for Argyll
Entered the House of Commons on 14 December 1918 — General election
Left the House of Commons on 29 February 1940 — Died
Also represented Glasgow Springburn
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