Mr Edward Kenealy

1819 - 1880
Summary information for Mr Edward Kenealy

Contributions

1879

QUESTION. Commons February 18, 1879

CRIMINAL LAW — CASE OF JOHN NOLAN.—QUESTION. Commons February 20, 1879

RESOLUTION. [ADJOURNED DEBATE.] Commons February 20, 1879

CRIMINAL LAW—THE CONVICT CASTRO OR ORTON.—QUESTION. Commons February 27, 1879

RESOLUTION. Commons March 11, 1879

SOUTH AFRICA—THE ZULU WAR—THE DEFEAT AT ISANDULA.—QUESTION. Commons March 13, 1879

CRIMINAL LAW—CASE OF THE REV. H. J. DODWELL.—QUESTION. Commons March 13, 1879

NAVY—THE ROYAL YACHT "OSBORNE."—QUESTION. Commons March 20, 1879

QUESTIONS. Commons March 21, 1879

QUESTION. Commons March 21, 1879

2 speeches — RESOLUTION. Commons March 21, 1879

BAR EDUCATION AND DISCIPLINE BILL.—QUESTION. Commons March 27, 1879

CRIMINAL LAW—CASE OF EDWARD HARRIS.—QUESTION. Commons March 31, 1879

QUESTION. Commons April 4, 1879

CRIMINAL LAW—CONVICTION OF CHARLES NEVILLE.—QUESTION. Commons April 4, 1879

EAST INDIA—(DUTIES ON COTTON GOODS).—RESOLUTION. Commons April 4, 1879

2 speeches — CRIMINAL LAW—THE CONVICT PERRYMAN.—QUESTION. Commons April 7, 1879

QUESTION. Commons April 17, 1879

CRIMINAL LAW—CASE OF THOMAS PERRYMAN.—QUESTION. Commons April 18, 1879

RESOLUTION. Commons April 24, 1879

CRIMINAL LAW—CASE OF THOMAS MORAN.—QUESTION. Commons April 25, 1879

CRIMINAL LAW—CASE OF THOMAS MORAN.—QUESTION. Commons May 5, 1879

QUESTION. Commons May 8, 1879

Punishments. Commons June 17, 1879

QUESTION. Commons June 19, 1879

2 speeches — ARMY DISCIPLINE AND REGULATION BILL— [BILL 88.] Commons July 7, 1879

QUESTION. Commons July 8, 1879

RESOLUTION. Commons July 11, 1879

2 speeches — QUESTION. Commons July 15, 1879

COMMITTEE. [Progress 14th July.] Commons July 15, 1879

2 speeches — NOTICE OF QUESTION. Commons July 16, 1879

CRIMINAL LAW—THE QUEEN v. CASTRO.—QUESTION. Commons July 18, 1879

THE PARKS (METROPOLIS)—RICHMOND PARK.—QUESTION. Commons August 7, 1879

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