Mr John Ross

1853 - August 17, 1935
Summary information for Mr John Ross

Contributions

1894

IRISH BANKRUPTCY ADMINISTRATION. Commons May 24, 1894

POSTAL APPOINTMENTS IN DUBLIN. Commons May 24, 1894

5 speeches — MR. JOHN DILLON'S BALLYBROOD SPEECH. Commons May 24, 1894

2 speeches — TRAINING SHIPS ON THE IRISH COAST. Commons May 25, 1894

2 speeches — ALLEGED INTIMIDATION IN IRELAND. Commons May 25, 1894

2 speeches — IRISH RAILWAY RATES FOR BACON AND PORK. Commons May 28, 1894

IRISH POOR LAW UNION FINANCE. Commons May 29, 1894

3 speeches — LOCAL GOVERNMENT INQUIRY AT NAAS. Commons June 1, 1894

IRISH CROWN SOLICITORS. Commons June 1, 1894

2 speeches — LABOURERS' COTTAGES IN IRELAND. Commons June 4, 1894

2 speeches — ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP ROUTES. Commons June 4, 1894

IRELAND AND THE AUTUMN NAVAL MANŒUVRES. Commons June 5, 1894

ALLEGED INTIMIDATION BY THE IRISH NATIONAL FEDERATION. Commons June 7, 1894

ATTACK ON THE POLICE AT GWEEDORE. Commons June 11, 1894

2 speeches — LONDONDERRY BARRACKS. Commons August 2, 1894

2 speeches — DRAINAGE LOANS IN IRELAND. Commons August 2, 1894

REGISTRATION OF TITLES IN IRELAND. Commons August 3, 1894

LOUGH FOYLE. Commons August 3, 1894

2 speeches — THE EVICTED TENANTS BILL. Commons August 6, 1894

2 speeches — THIRD READING. Commons August 7, 1894

3 speeches — PIGEON HOUSE FORT, DUBLIN. Commons August 9, 1894

4 speeches — CRIME IN GALWAY. Commons August 9, 1894

LOUGH ERNE DRAINAGE. Commons August 9, 1894

ATTACK ON PRESBYTERIAN CHILDREN AT ARMAGH. Commons August 10, 1894

3 speeches — THE DUBLIN DRAINAGE SCHEME. Commons August 13, 1894

THE STRABANE VOTING LISTS. Commons August 16, 1894

2 speeches — THE POLICE AND IRISH LAND DISPUTES. Commons August 16, 1894

2 speeches — VISITS OF TRAINING SHIPS TO IRELAND. Commons August 16, 1894

3 speeches — THE DUBLIN DRAINAGE SCHEME. Commons August 16, 1894

3 speeches — IRISH LIGHT RAILWAYS. Commons August 21, 1894

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