Sir Henry Norman, former MP, Blackburn

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2nd to 9th June 2020

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10th June 2020 onwards

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Civil Services and Revenue Departments Estimates and Supplementary Estimate, 1923–24.: Post Office. 24 Jul 1923

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Civil Services and Revenue Departments Estimates and Supplementary Estimate, 1923–24.: Post Office. 24 Jul 1923

The hon. Member for Carlisle (Mr. Middleton), in his interesting speech to which we have just listened, has touched upon many points, but not upon the one regarding which I desire to address the Committee for a few minutes, namely, the subject of Imperial Wireless. The Postmaster-General's statement to-day is the final announcement of a grave and complete reversal of Government policy. This...
Orders of the Day — Safeguarding of Industries Act, 1921. 31 Jul 1922

I beg to move, after the word "August" ["line 20, leave out 'day of June,' and insert 8th day of August'"], to insert Page 2, leave out the lines 27 to 31 inclusive. It is seldom that a Member rising to speak on a contentious matter in this House is able to say with confidence and truth that he is speaking in the name of all of his constituents without distinction of party. In moving the...

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Former MP for Blackburn

Entered the House of Commons on 1 October 1900 — General election

Left the House of Commons on 16 November 1923 — General election

Also represented Wolverhampton South

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