Commander Thomas Galbraith
Former MP for Glasgow Pollok
Former MP for Glasgow Pollok
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Could the hon. and learned Gentleman tell us if there is any real connection between Aberdeen and Dundee as far as gas is concerned? Is there a pipe running between the two places, or not?
Is the House to understand that the hon. and learned Gentleman is representing the views of his constituents in North Aberdeen by what he has said to the House?
Surely the hon. and gallant Gentleman's memory is misleading him. He could have obtained 2 lb. of tobacco from the ship's stores and any other amount of tobacco he liked. It was not a case of restriction to 1 lb. at all.
Former MP for Glasgow Pollok
Entered the House of Commons on 30 April 1940 — unknown
Left the House of Commons on 6 May 1955 — General election
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