Mr McCarthy Downing

1814 - 1879
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Contributions

1871

MOTION FOR A SELECT COMMITTEE. Commons February 27, 1871

IRELAND—FISHERIES.—QUESTION. Commons March 2, 1871

IRELAND—GALLEY HEAD.—QUESTION. Commons March 21, 1871

RESOLUTION. Commons March 24, 1871

QUESTION. Commons April 4, 1871

IRELAND—SEA FISHERIES.—QUESTION. Commons April 25, 1871

SECOND READING. Commons April 26, 1871

2 speeches — [BILL 129.] (Lords.) SECOND READING. Commons May 12, 1871

IRELAND—LABOURERS AND THEIR HABITATIONS.—QUESTION. Commons May 19, 1871

5 speeches — (Lords.) [BILL 129.] COMMITTEE. Commons May 26, 1871

COMMITTEE. Commons May 26, 1871

PROTECTION OF LIFE AND PROPERTY IN CERTAIN PARTS OF IRELAND BILL (Lords)— [BILL 129.]—CONSIDERATION. Commons June 9, 1871

[BILL 48.] SECOND READING. Commons June 21, 1871

[BILL 103.] COMMITTEE. Commons June 22, 1871

COMMITTEE. [Progress 7th July.] Commons July 10, 1871

MOTION FOR A PAPER. Commons July 14, 1871

SUPPLY—REPORT. Commons July 17, 1871

COMMITTEE. [Progress, 20th July.] Commons July 21, 1871

COMMITTEE. [Progress 21st July.] Commons July 24, 1871

MOTION FOR PAPERS. Commons July 28, 1871

COMMITTEE. [Progress 31st July.] Commons August 1, 1871

NEW CLAUSES. Commons August 3, 1871

COMMITTEE. [Progress 3rd August.] Commons August 4, 1871

QUESTIONS. Commons August 7, 1871

CONSIDERATION. Commons August 7, 1871

IRELAND—TELEGRAPH EXTENSION IN CORK COUNTY.—QUESTION. Commons August 8, 1871

RESOLUTION. Commons August 11, 1871

QUESTIONS. Commons August 15, 1871

POOR LAW REMOVAL.—QUESTION. Commons August 15, 1871

[BILL 90.] SECOND READING. Commons August 15, 1871

2 speeches — COMMITTEE. [Progress 11th August.] Commons August 15, 1871

[BILL 225.] COMMITTEE. Commons August 16, 1871

RESOLUTION. Commons August 17, 1871

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