Mr James O'Mara

1873 - November 21, 1948
Summary information for Mr James O'Mara

Contributions

1901

IRISH DAIRY INDUSTRY. Commons February 21, 1901

DISTRIBUTION OF SEEDS TO IRISH FARMERS. Commons February 22, 1901

FOOD STANDARDS COMMITTEE. Commons February 25, 1901

ANALYSIS OF IMPORTED FOOD. Commons February 25, 1901

3 speeches — COOPERS HILL COLLEGE. Commons February 26, 1901

2 speeches — EVICTIONS IN ULSTER. Commons February 28, 1901

2 speeches — Class I. Commons February 28, 1901

4 speeches — IRISH BUTTER—EXCESSIVE WATER. Commons March 1, 1901

CLASS II. Commons March 1, 1901

6 speeches — COOPER'S HILL COLLEGE. Commons March 5, 1901

3 speeches — COOPERS HILL COLLEGE. Commons March 7, 1901

2 speeches — AMENDMENT OF STANDING ORDER No. 21. Commons March 7, 1901

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE (REPORTS OF MONEY COMMITTEES). Commons March 11, 1901

2 speeches — CLASS I. Commons March 12, 1901

Class II. Commons March 14, 1901

IRISH DAIRY INDUSTRIES. Commons March 15, 1901

THOMASTOWN PETTY SESSIONAL BENCH. Commons March 15, 1901

THOMASTOWN SANITATION. Commons March 15, 1901

OCCUPIERS OF LABOURERS' COTTAGES AND MEMBERSHIP OF PUBLIC BOARDS. Commons March 15, 1901

ORDNANCE FACTORIES. Commons March 15, 1901

THE ASHANTI EXPEDITION. Commons March 19, 1901

ARMY ESTIMATES, 1901–2. Commons March 21, 1901

CASTLECOMER COAL MINES. Commons April 1, 1901

INCOME TAX. Commons April 23, 1901

KILKENNY DISTRICT ASYLUM—GRANT-IN-AID. Commons April 29, 1901

LOAN. Commons April 29, 1901

COOPER'S HILL COLLEGE. Commons April 30, 1901

3 speeches — RECRUITING STATISTICS. Commons May 2, 1901

2 speeches — INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS IN IRELAND. Commons May 2, 1901

VACCINATION CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORS AT DISS. Commons May 6, 1901

INFLAMMATORY PLACARDS AT THOMASTOWN. Commons May 6, 1901

5 speeches — INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS (IRELAND). Commons May 7, 1901

JAMESON RAID—BOER CLAIMS. Commons May 9, 1901

BUTTER ADULTERATION. Commons May 16, 1901

RE-AFFORESTING IN IRELAND. Commons May 16, 1901

3 speeches — CLASS II. Commons May 17, 1901

ARMY ESTIMATES, 1901–2. Commons June 7, 1901

3 speeches — REVENUE DEPARTMENTS ESTIMATES, 1901–2. Commons June 10, 1901

2 speeches — FINANCE BILL. Commons June 11, 1901

REGISTRATION OF BIRTHS AND DEATHS BILL. Commons June 17, 1901

2 speeches — BELFAST AND NORTHERN COUNTIES RAILWAY BILL. (BY ORDER.) Commons June 18, 1901

RECRUITING STATISTICS. Commons June 18, 1901

2 speeches — COMMITTALS TO IRISH REFORMATORIES. Commons June 18, 1901

IRISH INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS. Commons June 18, 1901

IRISH POSTMEN'S PAY. Commons June 18, 1901

FINANCE BILL. Commons June 18, 1901

YOUTHFUL OFFENDERS. Commons June 20, 1901

INFRINGEMENTS OF IRISH FISHERY LAWS. Commons June 20, 1901

3 speeches — FINANCE BILL. Commons June 20, 1901

Class III. Commons June 21, 1901

FINANCE BILL. Commons June 24, 1901

SUPPLY [7TH JUNE] REPORT. Commons June 24, 1901

2 speeches — SUPPLY [6TH JUNE] REPORT. Commons June 24, 1901

ILLICIT DISTILLATION. Commons June 25, 1901

IRISH LIGHT RAILWAY SUBSIDIES Commons July 15, 1901

3 speeches — CLASS V. Commons July 19, 1901

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. Commons July 22, 1901

8 speeches — MILITIA AND YEOMANRY BILL. Commons July 22, 1901

3 speeches — ALKALI, ETC., WORKS REGULATION BILL [Lords]. Commons July 22, 1901

3 speeches — NATIONAL GALLERY (PURCHASE OF ADJACENT LAND) [EXPENSES]. Commons July 22, 1901

5 speeches — NAVY AND ARMY EXPENDITURE, 1899–1900. Commons August 8, 1901

KILKENNY MAGISTRACY. Commons August 12, 1901

2 speeches — ROYAL TITLES BILL [Lords]. Commons August 12, 1901

3 speeches — PACIFIC CABLE BILL. Commons August 12, 1901

NAVAL EXPENDITURE. Commons August 13, 1901

5 speeches — PACIFIC CABLE BILL. Commons August 13, 1901

2 speeches — LIGHT RAILWAYS (No. 2) BILL. Commons August 14, 1901

MILITARY WORKS BILL. Commons August 15, 1901

EXPIRING LAWS CONTINUANCE BILL. Commons August 15, 1901

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