Mr Robert Jackson, former MP, Ipswich

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Oral Answers to Questions — Post Office.: Parcels Post Delivery in Italy. 22 Jul 1924

71. asked the Post master-General whether he is aware of the extraordinary delay in the delivery of parcels in Italy posted from Ipswich, such parcels not being received by the Italian firms within 16 days of their despatch from Ipswich, whereas similar parcels posted from London, Leeds, and even Ire land have been received by the same Italian customers within eight days of postage; and, in...
Oral Answers to Questions — Post Office.: Parcels Post Delivery in Italy. 22 Jul 1924

If I give the right hon. Gentleman cases of delay, will he inquire into them?
Orders of the Day — Finance Bill.: Clause 6. — (Rate of Entertainments Duty.) 30 Jun 1924

I beg to move, in page 4, line 44, at the end, to insert the words Provided that no Entertainments Duty shall be chargeable on performances of musical societies where the Commissioners of Custom; are satisfied that the profits derived from such performances are devoted to objects of a musical educational character. My object in moving this Amendment is to remove what is an obstacle to the...

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Former MP for Ipswich

Entered the House of Commons on 6 December 1923 — General election

Left the House of Commons on 9 October 1924 — General election

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Mr Robert Jackson