Mr Matthias Bodkin
1850 - June 7, 1933Summary information for Mr Matthias Bodkin
Contributions
1894
TRAWLING IN GALWAY BAY. Commons January 8, 1894
ARREARS OF FAIR RENT APPEALS. Commons January 8, 1894
2 speeches — IRISH JURY REGULATIONS. Commons January 8, 1894
4 speeches — SCHOOL MONITORS IN IRELAND. Commons January 8, 1894
THE IRISH LICENSING LAW. Commons February 15, 1894
IRISH SCHOOL BOOKS. Commons February 19, 1894
3 speeches — MONITORS IN IRISH SCHOOLS. Commons February 19, 1894
DESTITUTE CRIMEAN PENSIONERS. Commons February 20, 1894
EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY BILL. Commons February 20, 1894
EXAMINATIONS FOR IRISH MONITORS. Commons April 5, 1894
3 speeches — LESSON BOOKS IN IRISH SCHOOLS. Commons April 5, 1894
THE LUGGACURREN ESTATE. Commons May 1, 1894
LABOURERS' COTTAGES IX THE TULLAMORE UNION. Commons May 10, 1894
2 speeches — COMMITTEE. Commons May 24, 1894
MAIL CONTRACTS. Commons May 25, 1894
MIXED TRAINS ON IRISH RAILWAYS. Commons May 28, 1894
2 speeches — THE LADIES' GALLERY. Commons June 1, 1894
3 speeches — BOARD OF WORKS LOANS. Commons June 4, 1894
FINANCE BILL.—(No. 190.) Commons June 5, 1894
2 speeches — ARMY ESTIMATES, 1894–5. Commons June 13, 1894
2 speeches — MIXED TRAINS ON IRISH RAILWAYS. Commons June 14, 1894
JUDICIAL LEASES IN COUNTY GALWAY. Commons June 18, 1894
CLASS II. Commons June 20, 1894
SECOND READING. [ADJOURNED DEBATE.] Commons July 20, 1894
2 speeches — POOR RATE ARREARS IN ROSCOMMON UNION. Commons July 23, 1894
SCHOOL BOOKS IN IRELAND. Commons July 26, 1894
NATIONAL EDUCATION (IRELAND)—MONITORIAL SYSTEM. Commons July 26, 1894
MALICIOUS BURNING IN GALWAY. Commons July 27, 1894
READING BOOKS IN IRISH SCHOOLS. Commons July 27, 1894
TRAMWAYS ORDERS CONFIRMATION (No. 2) BILL [Lord] (by Order).—(No. 307.) Commons July 31, 1894
3 speeches — CONSIDERATION. Commons August 6, 1894
THIRD READING. Commons August 7, 1894
2 speeches — RAILWAY RATES AT BOYLE. Commons August 13, 1894
DENUNCIATIONS OF LAND-GBABBEBS IN COUNTY ROSCOMMON. Commons August 13, 1894
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