Mr John Nolan
1838 - December 30, 1912Summary information for Mr John Nolan
Contributions
1889
PALLISER GUNS. Commons March 7, 1889
3 speeches — SUPPLY—ARMY ESTIMATES. Commons March 11, 1889
GUNS AND ORDNANCE STORES FOR THE NAVAL SERVICE. Commons March 14, 1889
SOUTH AFRICA AND ST. HELENA. Commons March 19, 1889
CONTRIBUTIONS TO LOCAL RATES. Commons March 29, 1889
3 speeches — GRANTS IN AID OF LOCAL RATES. Commons April 2, 1889
IRELAND—IMPERIAL AID TO LOCAL RATES. Commons April 4, 1889
SECOND BEADING. Commons April 4, 1889
NEW WRIT. Commons April 5, 1889
SUPPLY—CIVIL SERVICES. Commons May 13, 1889
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE, TUESDAY SITTINGS. Commons June 17, 1889
5 speeches — SUPPLY—ARMY ESTIMATES. Commons June 17, 1889
4 speeches — ARMY ESTIMATES. Commons June 18, 1889
ARTIFICIAL DAMS. Commons June 18, 1889
2 speeches — DANGEROUS RESERVOIRS. Commons June 21, 1889
9 speeches — ARMY ESTIMATES. Commons June 21, 1889
UNMARRIED SERGEANTS. Commons June 24, 1889
BANN DRAINAGE BILL. (No. 257.) Commons June 24, 1889
ARMY SERGEANTS. Commons July 1, 1889
UNIVERSITIES (SCOTLAND) BILL. (No. 137). Commons July 2, 1889
2 speeches — PUBLIC BUSINESS. Commons July 9, 1889
THE BONNIE BOON. Commons July 16, 1889
4 speeches — LIGHT RAILWAYS (IRELAND) BILL. (No. 261.) Commons July 19, 1889
5 speeches — STANDING COMMITTEE ON TRADE &c. — LIGHT RAILWAYS (IRELAND) BILL. Commons August 1, 1889
2 speeches — DISABLING GUNS. Commons August 6, 1889
5 speeches — SUCK DRAINAGE BILL. Commons August 8, 1889
4 speeches — DR. TANNER. Commons August 12, 1889
2 speeches — ARMY ESTIMATES. Commons August 12, 1889
2 speeches — DECORATING HER MAJESTY'S SHIPS. Commons August 15, 1889
SITTING OF THE HOUSE—SATURDAY. Commons August 16, 1889
6 speeches — LIGHT RAILWAYS (IRELAND) BILL (No. 378.) Commons August 19, 1889
4 speeches — CLASS II. Commons August 22, 1889
IRELAND—POOR LAW UNIONS AND THE PROBATE FUNDS. Commons August 23, 1889
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