Mr James O'Beirne

1816 - 1895
Summary information for Mr James O'Beirne

Contributions

1868

QUESTION. Commons February 14, 1868

QUESTION. Commons February 17, 1868

QUESTION. Commons February 20, 1868

REPRESENTATION OF THE PEOPLE (IRELAND) BILL.—QUESTION. Commons March 6, 1868

[BILL 35.] SECOND READING, Commons March 9, 1868

3 speeches — MOTION FOR A COMMITTEE. Commons March 10, 1868

QUESTION. Commons March 12, 1868

ARMY EXPENDITURE.—QUESTION. Commons March 16, 1868

LEAVE. FIRST READING. Commons March 19, 1868

[BILL. 14.] SECOND READING. Commons March 25, 1868

QUESTION. Commons March 27, 1868

SECOND READING. Commons April 22, 1868

ARMY—FORTIFICATIONS.—QUESTION. Commons April 28, 1868

SECOND READING. Commons May 7, 1868

4 speeches — RESOLUTION. Commons May 8, 1868

2 speeches — ARMY—FORTIFICATIONS—DOCKYARDS AND NAVAL ARSENALS.—QUESTION. Commons May 12, 1868

QUESTIONS. Commons May 18, 1868

QUESTION. Commons May 19, 1868

2 speeches — RIOTS AT ASHTON, STALEY BRIDGE, BIRMINGHAM, &c—QUESTION. Commons May 29, 1868

2 speeches — [BILL 71.] COMMITTEE. Commons June 15, 1868

CONSIDERATION. Commons June 22, 1868

CLERKS IN THE CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT.—QUESTION. Commons June 29, 1868

IRELAND—RECORDS.—QUESTION. Commons June 29, 1868

2 speeches — SECOND READING. ADJOURNED DEBATE. Commons June 30, 1868

NAVY—CAPTAINS ON THE RESERVED LIST.—QUESTION. Commons July 2, 1868

2 speeches — RESOLUTION. Commons July 3, 1868

POST OFFICE PACKET SERVICE. Commons July 7, 1868

QUESTION. Commons July 9, 1868

RESOLUTION. Commons July 10, 1868

RESOLUTION. Commons July 13, 1868

SUPPLY—considered in Committee. Commons July 13, 1868

2 speeches — MOTION FOR PAPERS. Commons July 16, 1868

QUESTION. Commons July 16, 1868

QUESTION. Commons July 17, 1868

3 speeches — ARMY—EXPERIMENTS AT SHOEBURYNESS.—OBSERVATIONS. Commons July 18, 1868

[BILL 213.] COMMITTEE. Commons July 20, 1868

QUESTION. Commons July 27, 1868

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