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Mr Robert Mathew is a former MP for Honiton.

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Former MP for Honiton

Entered the House of Commons on 26 May 1955 — General election

Left the House of Commons on 8 December 1966 — Died

Previous MPs in this constituency

• Cedric Drewe
• Arthur Morrison-Bell
• John Kennaway
• Julian Goldsmid
• Alexander Baillie-Cochrane
• Frederick Goldsmid
• George Moffat
• Joseph Locke
• Alexander Baillie-Cochrane
• Joseph Locke
• Archibald Stuart-Wortley
• Joseph Locke
• James Hogg
• Joseph Locke
• James Hogg
• Foster McGeachy
• Hugh Baillie
• James Stewart
• Hugh Baillie
• Arthur Chichester
• Hugh Baillie
• James Ruddell-Todd
• Villiers
• Henry Lott
• George Warrender
• Henry Lott
• Josiah Guest
• Henry Lott
• Josiah Guest
• Samuel Crawley
• Peregrine Cust
• Samuel Crawley
• Peregrine Cust
• Samuel Crawley
• Richard Robinson
• Augustus Cavendish-Bradshaw
• Charles Hamilton
• Thomas Cochrane
• Augustus Cavendish-Bradshaw
• Thomas Cochrane
• Richard Bateman-Robson
• Augustus Cavendish-Bradshaw
• Richard Bateman-Robson
• Augustus Cavendish-Bradshaw
• John Honywood
• George Shum

Future MPs in this constituency

• Peter Emery

Recent appearances

• Oral Answers to Questions — National Finance: Customs and Excise Officers 22 Nov 1966

  asked the Chancellor of the Exchequer if he will review the sight standards for applicants seeking to be appointed as officers of Customs and Excise.

• Oral Answers to Questions — Home Department: Police and Prison Officers (Protection) 17 Nov 1966

  asked the Secretary of State for the Home Department what further measures of protection he will afford to police and prison officers, in view of the latest outbreaks of violence.

• Oral Answers to Questions — Home Department: Police and Prison Officers (Protection) 17 Nov 1966

  Does the Home Secretary realise that this is a matter of great urgency, and one that is causing great disquiet throughout the country? Would he accept that what the public and all informed people want to see is a really unpleasant swingeing deterrent against criminals carrying firearms, and prisoners attacking prison officers, especially where the prisoners are already serving life sentences?

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