“…He became a minister in the 1964 Labour Government and was the only Prime Minister to have held all three leading Cabinet positions - Chancellor of the Exchequer, Home Secretary and Foreign Secretary - prior to becoming Prime Minister in 1976. …”

“…During the time of the Labour Government, the then Home Secretary introduced a consolidating and amending Bill. …”

“…Dear Sir Walter, I have this evening heard from the Home Secretary that he would be willing to see a Deputation from the Committee for dealing with Basque children refugees, at 12 o'clock to-morrow (Friday, 14th). …”

“…This Act gives power to the Home Secretary to issue regulations prohibiting dry rubbing down, but says nothing about prohibiting the use of lead paint for interiors. …”

“…You will observe from the attached statement, made in the House by the Home Secretary, that regard will be paid to the views of the Unions concerned. …”

“…He does not know the address of the French comrades, and therefore he begs us to ask the French comrades to approach their Home Secretary with a view to permission being granted for them to remain in France until the arrangements for their emigration to America are completed. …”

“…Statement by the Home Secretary 23 November, 1939. As I have already indicated, His Majesty's Government desires to utilise the services of friendly aliens in any direction in which they can be advantageously employed without prejudice to the interests of British nationals. …”

“…The Committee were appointed by the Minister of Munitions with the concurrence of the Home Secretary, "To consider and advise on questions of industrial fatigue, hours of labour, and other matters affecting the personal health and physical. efficiency of workers in munitions factories and workshops.…”

“…Prisons Through the enlightened mind and broad outlook of the Home Secretary, the Right Hon. Edward Shortt, M.P., and the Chairman of the Prison Commissioners, Mr. …”

“…The opening lecture of this series was presided over by the Home Secretary, the Rt. Hon. Edward Shortt, M.P., who, in the course of his remarks, said :— "It is difficult to over-estimate the importance of a scientific knowledge of the health of the mind as well as of the body, and fortunately for us as a country, progress in mental knowledge and mental treatment is advancing, although it is not advancing as quickly as we should desire, but still it is advancing, and lectures of this kind will do a great deal to promote this knowledge — this scientific knowledge that is required, and it is equally of great importance that that knowledge should be possessed not only by experts, but by all the people of the country. …”

“…I am glad to say that after we had been able to provide the Home Secretary with corroboratory evidence he was given permission to stay. …”

“…I am glad to say that after we had been able to provide the Home Secretary with corroboratory evidence he was given permission to stay. …”

“…1922-05 1922 1920s 55 pages : illustrations Copy of the Home Secretary's Speech at the opening of the series of Lectures on "The Mind and What We Ought to Know About It," at the Royal Society of Arts," on February 6th, 1922, THE RT. …”

“…But there will never be any difficulty in making out clearly whether Germany is in danger." [] Wolfgang Heine was appointed Home Secretary for Prussia in the Weimar Republic. [] On the 4th August, 1914, the German Social Democrats voted the War Credits, without a single exception. …”