Mr Michael M'Cartan

1851 - September 30, 1902
Summary information for Mr Michael M'Cartan

Contributions

1894

HILLTOWN TELEGRAPH SERVICE. Commons March 22, 1894

LUNATICS IN BELFAST WORKHOUSE. Commons March 22, 1894

TOWN PARKS IN IRELAND. Commons March 22, 1894

BELFAST ASYLUM. Commons March 22, 1894

LUNATICS IN BELFAST WORKHOUSE. Commons April 5, 1894

2 speeches — TOWN PARKS IN ICELAND. Commons April 5, 1894

TENANTS' IMPROVEMENTS IN IRELAND. Commons April 5, 1894

BANGOR PIER AND HARBOUR WORKS. Commons April 6, 1894

LUNATICS IN IRELAND. Commons May 7, 1894

LUNATICS IN BELFAST WORKHOUSE. Commons May 7, 1894

REGISTRATION OF LAND TITLES IN IRELAND. Commons May 8, 1894

RIOTING IN COUNTY ANTRIM. Commons May 10, 1894

LUNATICS IN LARNE WORKHOUSE. Commons May 10, 1894

LUNATICS IN BELFAST WORKHOUSE. Commons May 10, 1894

LUNATICS IN BELFAST WORKHOUSE. Commons May 28, 1894

LUNATICS IN THE LARNE WORKHOUSE. Commons May 29, 1894

THE WALLACE ESTATE, LISBURNE. Commons May 31, 1894

IRISH LAND SUB-COMMISSIONER. Commons June 4, 1894

LUNATICS IN BELFAST WORKHOUSE. Commons June 4, 1894

FATAL LAMP ACCIDENT IN BELFAST. Commons June 5, 1894

PUBLICANS ON THE IRISH MAGISTERIAL BENCHES. Commons June 7, 1894

IRISH LAND COMMISSION— ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER MR. W. JEFFCOTT. Commons June 7, 1894

3 speeches — PUBLICANS AS MAGISTRATES IN IRELAND. Commons June 8, 1894

WICKLOW COUNTY OFFICIALS' RESIDENCES. Commons June 12, 1894

2 speeches — ATTACK ON A CATHOLIC PRIEST AT LURGAN. Commons June 15, 1894

2 speeches — THE DOWNPATRICK WATER SUPPLY. Commons July 20, 1894

LABOURERS' COTTAGES IN THE KILLOUGH DISPENSARY DISTRICT. Commons July 23, 1894

COTTIER TENEMENTS IN IRELAND. Commons July 24, 1894

PROMOTION IN THE CENTRAL TELEGRAPH OFFICE. Commons July 26, 1894

2 speeches — INFANT INSURANCE IN IRELAND. Commons July 27, 1894

COUNTY CESS; RATHLIN ISLAND. Commons July 27, 1894

RATHLIN ISLAND VOTERS. Commons July 27, 1894

ARMY MEDICAL STAFF. Commons July 31, 1894

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