Former MP for Middlesbrough East
Lieut-Colonel Penry Williams is a former MP for Middlesbrough East.
Former MP for Middlesbrough East
Entered the House of Commons on 15 January 1910 — General election
Left the House of Commons on 9 October 1924 — General election
Also represented Middlesbrough
I have a few words to say in support of my hon. Friend the Member for West Middlesbrough (Mr. T. Thomson) on the question of relief for necessitous areas. He and I come from a district that has been probably harder hit than any other district in the country. It is entirely dependent on one trade, and one trade alone, and that trade is in such a parlous condition that it is unable to afford...
It is not quite fair that the ordinary Member should be asked to go into a Measure of this kind without having seen it. I think we ought not to go further to-clay than the Second Reading.
36. asked the Minister of Labour whether, owing to complaints he has received from the unemployed in Middlesbrough, he has scat any instructions to the rota or advisory committees making alterations in the administration the insurance benefit; and, if so, what instructions has he sent?
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