Former MP for Newcastle upon Tyne Central
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47. asked the Prime Minister whether ii is intended to place the orders for the hulls, armament and machinery for two battleships before the Adjournment: and whether, considering the fact that the actual commencement of building cannot be proceeded with for some months after the orders have been placed, such orders might be given at an early date, so as to provide work during the coming...
Will the right hon. Gentleman further consider that the men engaged in shipbuilding and engineering would be better employed upon this work than upon relief works?
We are very anxious that these men should not be dispersed.
Former MP for Newcastle upon Tyne Central
Entered the House of Commons on 1 October 1900 — General election
Left the House of Commons on 26 October 1922 — General election
Also represented Newcastle upon Tyne
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