Mr Daniel Crilly
1859 - December 1, 1923Summary information for Mr Daniel Crilly
Contributions
1890
IRELAND—EJECTMENT FOR NONPAYMENT OF RENT. Commons March 11, 1890
SCHOOL FEES Commons March 13, 1890
2 speeches — GOVERNMENT BUILDING SURVEYORS IN IRELAND. Commons March 20, 1890
THE FASTNET ROCK LIGHTHOUSE. Commons March 27, 1890
2 speeches — HISTORICAL MANUSCRIPTS COMMISSION. Commons March 27, 1890
THE HISTORICAL MANUSCRIPT COMMISSION. Commons March 28, 1890
THE FASTNET ROCK LIGHTHOUSE. Commons March 31, 1890
THE HISTORICAL MANUSCRIPTS COMMISSION. Commons March 31, 1890
LAND COMMISSION—CO. MAYO. Commons April 28, 1890
THE MILITARY PRISON AT BRIXTON. Commons April 28, 1890
IRELAND—EVICTIONS—DEATH OF P. CRAIG. Commons April 29, 1890
IRISH NATIONAL TEACHERS. Commons May 6, 1890
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES (ANIMALS) (PLEURO-PNEUMONIA) BILL.—(No. 168.) Commons May 9, 1890
PAUPER LUNATIC ASYLDMS (IRELAND) (OFFICERS' SUPERANNUATION) BILL.—(No. 140.) Commons May 22, 1890
3 speeches — CONTAGIOUS DISEASES (ANIMALS) (PLEURO-PNEUMONIA) BILL.—(No. 168.) Commons May 23, 1890
SUPPLY—COMMITTEE. Commons May 23, 1890
CLASS V.—FOREIGN AND COLONIAL SERVICES. Commons June 6, 1890
2 speeches — IRISH LIGHT RAILWAYS—MAYO AND DONEGAL. Commons June 17, 1890
2 speeches — MR. WARRY, Q.C. Commons June 26, 1890
SOLDIERS' PENSIONS. Commons June 26, 1890
GLENHEST. Commons June 30, 1890
SENTENCES AT THE LONDON COUNTY SESSIONS. Commons June 30, 1890
IRELAND—MR. KIRKWOOD, J.P. Commons July 8, 1890
CLASS I. Commons July 18, 1890
SHADOWING. Commons July 25, 1890
THE IRISH POTATO CROP. Commons August 4, 1890
QUESTIONS IN THE HOUSE. Commons August 8, 1890
2 speeches — IRISH LIGHT RAILWAYS. Commons August 8, 1890
THE DUBLIN POST OFFICE. Commons August 8, 1890
THE IRISH MONTHLY. Commons August 8, 1890
A LICENSING CASE. Commons August 11, 1890
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. Commons August 14, 1890
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