Mr Edward O'Kelly
1846 - July 22, 1914Summary information for Mr Edward O'Kelly
Contributions
1910
3 speeches — Irish Pension Claims. Written Answers April 4, 1910
Fresh Water Fishing (Londonderry). Written Answers April 4, 1910
Indian Medical Service. Written Answers April 5, 1910
Fishing Season, Londonderry. Written Answers April 6, 1910
Old Age Pensions (Ireland). Written Answers April 7, 1910
Old Age Pensions (Ireland). Commons April 11, 1910
2 speeches — BILLS OTHER THAN MONEY BILLS. Commons April 12, 1910
Old Age Pensions (Ireland). Written Answers April 12, 1910
2 speeches — Old Age Pensions (Ireland). Written Answers April 13, 1910
Application for Reinstatement (Castlefin). Written Answers April 13, 1910
Sir Robert Anderson. Written Answers April 19, 1910
Evicted Tenants (County Donegal). Commons April 20, 1910
INTERMEDIATE EDUCATION BOARD (IRELAND) RULES. Commons April 20, 1910
Hastings Estate, County Donegal (Reinstatement Application). Written Answers April 25, 1910
2 speeches — Old Age Pensions (Ireland). Commons April 26, 1910
Old Age Pensions (Ireland). Commons April 27, 1910
Old Age Pensions (Ireland). Written Answers June 16, 1910
Untenanted Lands (Raphoe). Written Answers June 16, 1910
Old Age Pensions (Ireland). Commons June 20, 1910
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND TECHNICAL INSTRUCTION, IRELAND.— [CLASS 2.] Commons July 7, 1910
Registration of Title Office. Written Answers July 7, 1910
Land Purchase (County Donegal). Commons July 11, 1910
Indian Medical Service. Commons July 13, 1910
Mysore and Mangalore Railway. Commons July 13, 1910
Reinstatement Application (County Donegal). Written Answers July 13, 1910
2 speeches — Evictions (County Donegal). Written Answers July 15, 1910
Somerset House (Estate Duty Office). Written Answers July 20, 1910
2 speeches — Registration of Title Office, Ireland. Commons July 27, 1910
Disturbances in Ireland (Stranagalwilly Outrage). Commons July 29, 1910
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