Sir Reginald Neville, former MP, Norfolk Eastern

Recent appearances

Clause 39. — (First general review by county councils.) 19 Dec 1928

I beg to move, in page 34, to leave out from the word "Act" in line 24, to the word "and" in line 27, and to insert instead thereof the words: review the circumstances of all districts wholly or partly within the county. If the Amendment is accepted, the Clause will read: The council of every county shall as soon as may be after the commencement on this Act, review the circumstances of all...
Orders of the Day — Agriculture. 20 Dec 1927

If my recollection is right, in one of your Limehouse speeches you distinguished between those on your side as "souls," and the rural landlords, on the other side, to whom you referred as "sods."
Orders of the Day — Ouse Drainage Bill. 16 Jun 1927

I think it is clear from the speeches which have been made in this Debate that that part of the county of Norfolk which I represent ought to bear no share in the payments which are to be demanded under this Bill. I will point out the reasons why I make that statement. I have looked through the Report of the Commissioners most carefully to find out, if I can, what are the bases on which it is...

Former MP for Norfolk Eastern

Entered the House of Commons on 3 December 1910 — General election

Left the House of Commons on 10 May 1929 — General election

Also represented Wigan

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