Former MP for Leeds South
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May I say, as Chairman of that Committee, that in the scheme to which the hon. Member refers there were at least nine different authorities who were interested, and they were represented by some 13 counsel.
I rise to support the Second Beading, and to say how much I admired the ability with which the Mover of the Amendment put his case, and how much I enjoyed the humour with which he tried to turn it into a matter of enjoyment for the House itself. After all, that policy was an extremely skilful one, because it was meant to evade what for to-night's purpose is the main point at issue, which is...
Yes. There is also part of the urban district of Roth-well which desires to go into Leeds.
Former MP for Leeds South
Entered the House of Commons on 13 February 1908 — unknown
Left the House of Commons on 26 October 1922 — General election
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