Mr Maurice Healy

1859 - November 9, 1923
Summary information for Mr Maurice Healy

Contributions

1916

REGIMENTAL INSTITUTES (BOARD OF CONTROL). Written Answers March 7, 1916

GENERAL MAXWELL'S POWERS. Commons May 10, 1916

MERCHANT SHIPPING (TONNAGE). Commons May 10, 1916

NUMBER OF EXECUTIONS. Commons May 11, 1916

IRISH CATHOLIC PRISONERS. Commons May 15, 1916

7 speeches — ARRESTS. Commons May 18, 1916

LETTERS. Commons May 18, 1916

ROSSLARE AND FISHGUARD SERVICE. Commons May 18, 1916

ARRESTS. Written Answers June 20, 1916

COKK BARRACKS. Written Answers June 20, 1916

CIVIL LAW (RESTORATION). Commons June 22, 1916

PROHIBITION Of MEETING. Written Answers June 26, 1916

2 speeches — ARRESTS. Written Answers July 4, 1916

Congested Districts (Ireland). Written Answers August 23, 1916

DELAYED MAILS. Written Answers October 18, 1916

NATIONAL SHELL FACTORY. Commons October 25, 1916

4 speeches — Cork Hail Service. Commons October 25, 1916

3 speeches — Cork Mail Service. Commons October 26, 1916

3 speeches — Mail Service (Ireland). Commons November 1, 1916

4 speeches — SOUTHERN IRISH MAIL. Commons November 2, 1916

UNTRIED PRISONERS. Written Answers November 8, 1916

2 speeches — Mail Services, Ireland. Written Answers November 8, 1916

2 speeches — MAIL TRAIN SERVICE. Written Answers November 9, 1916

PRISONERS. Written Answers November 14, 1916

2 speeches — MAIL SERVICES (IRELAND). Written Answers November 29, 1916

2 speeches — MAIL SERVICES (IRELAND). Commons November 30, 1916

2 speeches — National School Teachers (Ireland). Commons November 30, 1916

RAILWAY DISPUTE (IRELAND). Commons December 14, 1916

Irish Prison Warders (Pay). Written Answers December 14, 1916

Mail Service (Ireland). Written Answers December 14, 1916

Irish Night Hails (Delay). Written Answers December 14, 1916

"MANUAL OF EMERGENCY LEGISLATION." Written Answers December 18, 1916

Mail Transit (Dublin). Commons December 31, 1916

Carriage of Mails (Ireland). Written Answers December 31, 1916

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