Mr Andrew O'Dwyer

- 1877
Summary information for Mr Andrew O'Dwyer

Contributions

1834

CHARACTER OF THE IRISH MEMBERS. Commons February 5, 1834

THE MEDICAL PROFESSION. Commons February 11, 1834

PASSING OF PAUPERS. Commons February 13, 1834

CONDUCT OF BARON SMITH. Commons February 13, 1834

2 speeches — MR. SHEIL—CHARACTER OF IRISH MEMBERS. Commons February 14, 1834

REPEAL OF THE UNION. Commons February 18, 1834

THE BRIGHTON GUARDIAN—LIBEL LAW. Commons February 21, 1834

2 speeches — PROSECUTION OF THE PILOT. Commons February 25, 1834

DISSENTERS GRIEVANCES. Commons March 3, 1834

COMMUTATION OF TITHES—DEVONSHIRE PETITION. Commons March 4, 1834

3 speeches — SUPPLY.—ARMY ESTIMATES. Commons March 10, 1834

OATHS OF CATHOLIC MEMBERS. Commons March 11, 1834

2 speeches — CALL OF THE HOUSE—REPEAL OF THE UNION. Commons March 11, 1834

PROSECUTION OF THE PILOT. Commons March 13, 1834

REPEAL OF THE UNION—ADJOURNED DEBATE. Commons April 29, 1834

OBSERVANCE OF THE SABBATH. Commons April 30, 1834

SMALL, DEBTS (IRELAND). Commons May 6, 1834

REPEAL OF THE UNION (IRELAND). Commons May 8, 1834

INNS OF COURT. Commons May 13, 1834

BURNING OF A BIBLE. Commons June 16, 1834

BOROUGH OF DUNGARVON. Commons June 25, 1834

2 speeches — GENERAL MORENO—Mr. BOYD. Commons June 27, 1834

2 speeches — COUNSEL FOR PRISONERS. Commons July 3, 1834

SUPPRESSION OF DISTURBANCES— (IRELAND). Commons July 7, 1834

LORD'S DAY OBSERVANCE (No. 2). Commons July 7, 1834

SUPPLY—BATTLE OF NAVARINO. Commons July 21, 1834

MILITARY FLOGGING. Commons July 23, 1834

BREACH OF PRIVILEGE—COLCHESTER ELECTION. Commons July 23, 1834

PROSECUTION OF THE TRUE SUN. Commons July 23, 1834

SUPPRESSION OF DISTURBANCES (IRELAND). Commons July 26, 1834

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN COLONIZATION. Commons July 29, 1834

COMMITTEE ON DRUNKENNESS. Commons August 5, 1834

SUPPLY.—CASE OF THE BRIGHTON GUARDIAN. Commons August 5, 1834

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