Colonel Claude Lowther

Former MP for Lonsdale

🗣️ Speeches and Debates

  • Orders of the Day — Honours Lists.: Prime Minister's Statement. 17 Jul 1922

    The House will agree with me that my hon. Friend the Member for Wood Green (Mr. G. Locker-Lampson), who moved the Motion, made a most mild, moderate and clever speech, and I am sorry that the Prime Minister is not in his place, because there are many of us who regret the attitude which he took, and the way he lashed out and turned the vials of his ridicule upon my hon. Friend who opened the...
  • Orders of the Day — Free State Troops and Rebels, Dublin. 30 Jun 1922

    Has that arch-scoundrel Rory O'Connor been captured?
  • Oral Answers to Questions — Palestine (Water-Power Concession). 26 Jun 1922

    Would it not be useful to know beforehand the antecedents of this man?
  • Oral Answers to Questions — Russo-German Agreement. 3 May 1922

    Is there any truth in the report widely circulated in to-day's Press that the Prime Minister has notified M. Poincaré that this country would be ready to enter into an agreement with Russia, even without the sanction or consent of our gallant French allies?
  • House of Lords Reform. 12 Apr 1922

    I beg to move, That leave be given to introduce a Bill to reconstitute the House of Lords. It may seem almost futile to introduce a Bill like this dealing with such a titanic question as the reform of the House of Lords under the Ten Minutes' Rule, but needs must when the devil drives. Perhaps hon. Members will forgive me if I do not go into any details, but I will merely endeavour to...
  • Parliamentary Franchise. 21 Mar 1922

    Yes. It seems to me that the penalty is too drastic and too severe, although it may act very well in Holland and Europe. If my hon. and gallant Friend is really serious, would it not be better, instead of imposing a penalty of seven days, possibly with hard labour, to disfranchise the offender? Surely in this year of grace nobody is going to be forced actually to go to the poll. I do not want...
  • Oral Answers to Questions — Ireland.: House Destruction, Tipperary. 25 May 1921

    If the assassins should prove to be Sinn Feiners in disguise, will the Leader of the House give an assurance that full publicity will be given to the fact?
  • Orders of the Day — Supply.: Works, Buildings, and Repairs, at Home and Abroad. 24 May 1921

    I take it that the hon. and gallant Member for Central Hull did not want to do away entirely with the coastguard service.

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