Mr Patrick M'Hugh
1858 - May 30, 1909Summary information for Mr Patrick M'Hugh
Contributions
1893
IRISH MAGISTRATES. Commons February 9, 1893
CASE OF BOYCOTTING IN SLIGO. Commons March 6, 1893
THE COLLOONEY AND CLAEEMORRIS RAILWAY. Commons March 7, 1893
THE LEITRIM MAGISTRACY. Commons March 10, 1893
THE SLIGO EXTRA POLICE. Commons March 13, 1893
THE IRISH CONSTABULARY FUND. Commons March 21, 1893
2 speeches — SECOND READING. Commons March 29, 1893
COLLOONEY AND CLAREMORRIS RAILWAY. Commons April 14, 1893
THE SHANNON DRAINAGE WORKS. Commons April 14, 1893
SECOND READING. Commons April 28, 1893
THE APPOINTMENT OF MAGISTRATES IN IRELAND. Commons May 1, 1893
THE IRISH COUNTY MAGISTRACY. Commons May 8, 1893
2 speeches — THE LEITRIM MAGISTRACY. Commons May 12, 1893
3 speeches — THE LEITRIM MAGISTRACY. Commons May 15, 1893
LICENSED PUBLICANS AS MAGISTRATES. Commons May 15, 1893
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE RETURN. Commons May 15, 1893
THE LEITRIM MAGISTRACY. Commons May 18, 1893
2 speeches — BOYCOTTING IN SLIGO. Commons June 8, 1893
2 speeches — SECOND READING. Commons June 12, 1893
THE PARLIAMENTARY DEBATES. Commons June 27, 1893
THE DRUMSHANHO MAIL SERVICE. Commons June 29, 1893
SECOND READING. Commons July 5, 1893
THE IRISH MAGISTRACY. Commons July 14, 1893
THE LEITRIM MAGISTRACY. Commons July 18, 1893
THE IRISH MAGISTRACY. Commons July 18, 1893
TYPEWRITERS FOR THE HOUSE. Commons July 21, 1893
THE IRISH LAND INQUIRY. Commons December 5, 1893
2 speeches — RATING QUALIFICATIONS FOR GUARDIANS. Commons December 12, 1893
CRIME IN CONNAUGHT. Commons December 18, 1893
RETURN OF IRISH MAGISTRATES. Commons December 18, 1893
RAILWAY DISPUTES IN IRELAND. Commons December 19, 1893
3 speeches — RATING QUALIFICATIONS OF IRISH POOR LAW GUARDIANS. Commons December 19, 1893
THE HIGH SHERIFF OF LEITRIM. Commons December 19, 1893
THE LEITRIM PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER. Commons December 22, 1893
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