Rate Financial Crisis

1935

four mentions

A statement has been printed to the effect that my hon. and learned Friend said that, if the Labour policy is carried into effect, it will cause a first-Rate Financial Crisis.

_{Cattle Industry (Emergency Provisions) [Money].}

Mr. LAMBERT - Feb. 18, 1935

I will leave it at that—that the present Government being out of office would create a first-Rate Financial Crisis.

_{Cattle Industry (Emergency Provisions) [Money].}

Mr. LAMBERT - Feb. 18, 1935

Let not my hon. Friends forget that the hon. and learned Member for East Bristol himself said that if a Socialist Government came into power, there would be a first-Rate Financial Crisis.

_{Finance Bill.}

Mr. LYONS - July 5, 1935

In place of confidence we have the assurance of the hon. and learned Gentleman, which all his companions on that side are delighted to hear repeated as often as possible, that if he and his friends get the opportunity they promise us a first-Rate Financial Crisis.

_{Unemployment And Distressed Areas.}

Sir J. SIMON - July 9, 1935

1966

one mention

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Another quotation: "I cannot imagine the Labour Party coming into office without a first-Rate Financial Crisis".

_{Economic Affairs}

Mr. Hamilton - July 27, 1966