Mr James O'Grady

1866 - December 10, 1934
Summary information for Mr James O'Grady

Contributions

1908

KING'S SPEECH (MOTION FOR AN ADDRESS). Commons January 31, 1908

Wages Petition from the Western District. Commons February 13, 1908

Macedonian Reform. Commons February 26, 1908

2 speeches — The Zakka Khel. Commons February 27, 1908

Bombay Riots. Commons February 27, 1908

London Poor Law Infirmaries. Commons February 27, 1908

2 speeches — Deaths of Asiatics on British Ships. Commons March 3, 1908

Indian Penal Code—Sedition Charges. Commons March 3, 1908

Eastern Bengal Disturbances. Commons March 3, 1908

The Swadeshi Movement. Commons March 3, 1908

2 speeches — Feeding Hungry School Children. Commons March 3, 1908

Politics in the Post Office. Commons March 3, 1908

Uganda Game Reserve. Commons March 4, 1908

Irish Office of Works Contracts. Commons March 5, 1908

Indian Penal Code—Punishment for Sedition. Commons March 10, 1908

Bengal Opium Exports. Commons March 10, 1908

Calcutta Police Court—Whipping for Political Offences. Commons March 10, 1908

Anglo Tibetan Agreement. Commons March 12, 1908

2 speeches — Famine in India. Commons March 12, 1908

Conviction of a Bengali Barrister for Assaulting English Railway Officials. Commons March 12, 1908

Indian Decentralisation. Commons March 18, 1908

Meherpur Disturbances. Commons March 18, 1908

Mymensingh Disturbances Report. Commons March 18, 1908

Indians at Vancouver. Commons March 18, 1908

Education (Provision of Meals) Act. Commons March 18, 1908

Maharajah of Baroda's Administration. Commons March 31, 1908

4 speeches — Indian Penal Code-Press Prosecutions. Commons March 31, 1908

Indian Tea Exports. Commons April 2, 1908

Indian Whipping Act. Commons April 2, 1908

Clerks to Surveyors of Taxes. Commons April 2, 1908

Royal London Friendly Society. Commons April 6, 1908

Collecting Friendly Societies. Commons April 6, 1908

Lahore Public Meeting. Commons May 12, 1908

Education in Tea Planting Districts. Commons May 12, 1908

Indian Legislative Council. Commons May 12, 1908

Indian Disturbances—Cost of Punitive Police. Commons May 12, 1908

British Indian Subjects in Canada. Commons May 12, 1908

Indian Bomb Outrage. Commons May 26, 1908

3 speeches — Anglo-Indian Press. Commons May 26, 1908

3 speeches — The King's Visit to Russia. Commons May 26, 1908

3 speeches — THE KING'S VISIT TO RUSSIA—REQUEST FOR LEAVE TO MOVE ADJOURNMENT OF THE HOUSE. Commons May 26, 1908

Government of India and the Franco-British Exhibition. Commons June 30, 1908

Indian Exhibits in the Franco-British Exhibition. Commons June 30, 1908

Indian Press and the National Congress. Commons June 30, 1908

Royal London Friendly Society. Commons July 10, 1908

Alleged Turkish Outrages near Van. Commons July 14, 1908

Morocco. Commons July 16, 1908

Creech Grange Post Office. Commons July 28, 1908

2 speeches — Madras Deputy Collector's Appeals. Commons July 30, 1908

Progress in India. Commons July 30, 1908

Mr. Tilak's Conviction. Commons July 30, 1908

Shunting Fatality at Leeds Commons July 30, 1908

4 speeches — Royal London Friendly Society. Commons July 30, 1908

"Seintan Sikha" Commons October 27, 1908

2 speeches — Indian Police. Commons October 27, 1908

Salvation Army and Indian Industries. Commons October 27, 1908

2 speeches — Russia and Persia. Commons October 27, 1908

Unemployment at Leeds. Commons October 29, 1908

Unemployment in America. Commons October 29, 1908

Bristol Post Office Clerical Staff. Commons November 4, 1908

3 speeches — Christmas Pressure in the Leeds Post Office. Commons November 9, 1908

The Prime Minister and the Leeds Suffragists. Commons November 9, 1908

Treatment of Indian Geological Students. Commons November 19, 1908

Trial by Jury in Rhodesia. Commons November 19, 1908

The Shah's Promise. Commons November 26, 1908

Papers on Persia. Commons November 26, 1908

Local Loans. Commons November 30, 1908

Adult Night Messengers in the Post Office. Commons November 30, 1908

Government Proposals for Indian Reforms. Commons December 1, 1908

British-Indians in the Transvaal. Commons December 3, 1908

British Indians in the Transvaal. Commons December 17, 1908

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