Mr James Maguire

1856 - April 18, 1925
Summary information for Mr James Maguire

Contributions

1893

REPRODUCTIVE PUBLIC WORKS IN IRELAND. Commons February 9, 1893

SOUTH CLARE RAILWAY COMPENSATION AWARDS. Commons February 14, 1893

DOONAHA WEST POSTAL SERVICE. Commons March 16, 1893

THE EVICTED TENANTS COMMISSION. Commons March 27, 1893

THE POSSESSION OF ARMS IN IRELAND. Commons April 28, 1893

KILKEE POST OFFICE. Commons June 1, 1893

CARNDONAGH SEWAGE SCHEME. Commons June 29, 1893

KILRUSH POSTAL AERANGEMENTS. Commons June 29, 1893

SCATTERY ROADSTEAD. Commons August 11, 1893

KILDYSART PETTY SESSIONS CLERK. Commons September 7, 1893

CONTEMPT OF COURT IN IRELAND. Commons September 19, 1893

CLASS V. Commons September 19, 1893

LABOURERS' COTTAGES. Commons September 21, 1893

CONTEMPT OF COURT. Commons September 21, 1893

PUBLIC OFFICERS AS PARTY AGENTS. Commons November 6, 1893

THE EVICTIONS ON THE DE FREYNE ESTATE. Commons November 6, 1893

IRISH EVICTED TENANTS. Commons November 6, 1893

4 speeches — MOTION FOR ADJOURNMENT. Commons November 9, 1893

SCARIFF PIER. Commons November 13, 1893

KILRUSH POSTAL SERVICE. Commons November 16, 1893

SCARIEF PIEE. Commons November 23, 1893

KINGSCOURT RURAL LETTER CARRIER. Commons November 27, 1893

LABOURERS' COTTAGES IN MILLTOWN MALBAY. Commons December 4, 1893

THE ALLEGED SHOOTING OF MATABELE. Commons December 5, 1893

IRISH SCHOOL COMMITTEES' EXPENSES. Commons December 7, 1893

QUALIFICATION FOE GUARDIANS IN IRELAND. Commons December 7, 1893

FORESTRY IN IRELAND. Commons December 12, 1893

WORK FOR THE DESTITUTE POOR IN IRELAND. Commons December 12, 1893

THE IRISH CATTLE TRADE IN THE RECENT GALES. Commons December 12, 1893

THE DE FREYNE EVICTIONS. Commons December 21, 1893

EVICTIONS ON THE MASSY ESTATE. Commons December 21, 1893

SECOND DIVISION CLERKS IN DUBLIN. Commons December 22, 1893

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