Former MP for Birmingham Aston
Captain Hon. Arthur Hope is a former MP for Birmingham Aston.
Former MP for Birmingham Aston
Entered the House of Commons on 29 October 1924 — General election
Left the House of Commons on 27 March 1939 — unknown
Also represented Nuneaton
I have been asked to reply. Almost all the horses rendered surplus by the impending mechanisation of British cavalry regiments in India will be absorbed into other units of the regular Army in India. Orders have been issued that the few not so absorbed are to be disposed of, like horses cast for age in the normal course, only to persons who can be trusted to treat them properly. It may be...
Yes, Sir, I think I can give that assurance.
I have been asked to reply. The numbers of persons buried partly or wholly at the expense of the Glasgow Public Assistance Department during the years ended 31st May, 1935, and 31st May, 1936, were 1,116 and 1,228 respectively. I understand that in the majority of cases the funeral arrangements are made by the relatives of the deceased person.
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