Mr Daniel Crilly

1859 - December 1, 1923
Summary information for Mr Daniel Crilly

Contributions

1897

DISTRESS (BELMULLET UNION). Commons January 25, 1897

DISTRESS (WEST OF IRELAND). Commons January 28, 1897

DISTRESS (WEST OF IRELAND). Commons February 9, 1897

PAWNBROKERS (IRELAND). Commons February 9, 1897

DISTRESS (BELMULLET UNION). Commons February 22, 1897

DISTRESS (MAYO). Commons April 2, 1897

QUEEN'S DIAMOND JUBILEE. Commons April 27, 1897

POST OFFICE ESTABLISHMENTS. Commons May 4, 1897

IRISH MAIL SERVICE. Commons May 6, 1897

DEATH OF WORKHOUSE INMATE (CITY OF LONDON). Commons May 6, 1897

METROPOLITAN POLICE COURTS (HOLIDAYS) BILL. Commons May 10, 1897

2 speeches — MERSEY CHANNELS BILL. Commons May 10, 1897

2 speeches — PIER AND HARBOUR PROVISIONAL ORDER (No. 1) BILL. Commons May 14, 1897

2 speeches — PIER AND HARBOUR PROVISIONAL ORDERS (No. 1) BILL. Commons May 17, 1897

DEATH OF PAUPER (CITY OF LONDON). Commons May 21, 1897

CLASS II. Commons May 21, 1897

PIER AND HARBOUR PROVISIONAL ORDER (No. 2) BILL. Commons June 1, 1897

GOVERNMENT BUSINESS. Commons June 21, 1897

2 speeches — FEVER OUTBREAK (BELMULLET UNION). Commons June 28, 1897

3 speeches — BELMULLET UNION. Commons July 6, 1897

6 speeches — BELMULLET UNION. Commons July 8, 1897

FEVER OUTBREAK (BELMULLET UNION). Commons July 9, 1897

3 speeches — BELMULLET (FEVER OUTBREAK). Commons July 13, 1897

POSTAL ORDERS. Commons July 15, 1897

3 speeches — BELMULLET UNION (FEVER OUTBREAK). Commons July 20, 1897

3 speeches — MIDLAND GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY OF IRELAND. Commons July 20, 1897

BELMULLET BOARD OF GUARDIANS. Commons July 22, 1897

OUTDOOR RELIEF (IRELAND) BILL. Commons July 22, 1897

2 speeches — BELMULLET UNION. Commons July 23, 1897

2 speeches — OUTDOOR RELIEF (IRELAND) BILL. Commons July 26, 1897

SHORT TITLE. Commons July 28, 1897

CANADIAN MAIL SERVICE. Commons August 6, 1897

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