Mr James Lardner

1879 - May 3, 1925
Summary information for Mr James Lardner

Contributions

1909

Board of Works (Ireland). Commons May 6, 1909

Submarine Signals (English, and Irish Coasts). Written Answers May 6, 1909

Estates Commissioners (Patrick McMeel). Written Answers May 10, 1909

OLD AGE PENSIONS (IRELAND). Commons May 13, 1909

STAMPS.—DUTIES ON CONVEYANCES AND TRANSFERS. Commons May 18, 1909

International Naval Prize Court. Commons May 27, 1909

2 speeches — Systems of Valuation (Ireland and England). Commons July 14, 1909

Evicted Tenants Act (Ireland). Commons July 14, 1909

Old Age Pension Claims (United Kingdom). Written Answers August 11, 1909

IRISH LAND BILL. Commons August 26, 1909

2 speeches — CLAUSE 61.—(Future Tenants.) Commons August 27, 1909

2 speeches — EXAMINERS OF TITLE. Commons August 27, 1909

Labourers (Ireland) Acts (Costs of Administration). Commons August 30, 1909

Protestant Workmen, Dromore, County Down. Commons August 30, 1909

CLAUSE 7.—(Application of Act to Special Premises.) Commons August 31, 1909

CLAUSE 11.—(Short title and commencement.) Commons August 31, 1909

2 speeches — Atkinson Estate, King's County. Commons September 2, 1909

3 speeches — National Teachers, Ireland (Supplemental Grant). Commons September 2, 1909

Irish Land Commission (Examiners of Title). Written Answers September 2, 1909

Explosives (Prices in Ireland and Scotland). Commons September 6, 1909

Land Purchase Agreements (Ireland). Commons September 6, 1909

3 speeches — County Court Judges in Ulster. Commons September 6, 1909

Irish Land Commission (Delayed Replies). Commons September 7, 1909

Reinstatement Application, Corrinshigo, Monaghan. Written Answers September 8, 1909

2 speeches — Land Purchase Act (Estate of Mr. P. G. Mahony, Cordal, Kerry). Commons September 15, 1909

Post Office Circular. Written Answers September 15, 1909

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