Mr Patrick M'Hugh

1858 - May 30, 1909
Summary information for Mr Patrick M'Hugh

Contributions

1898

4 speeches — ADDRESS IN ANSWER TO HER MAJESTY'S MOST GRACIOUS SPEECH. Commons February 9, 1898

6 speeches — ADDRESS IN ANSWER TO HER MAJESTY'S MOST GRACIOUS SPEECH. Commons February 10, 1898

DOWN COUNTY COURT. Commons February 15, 1898

PUBLIC HOUSE LICENCES (IRELAND). Commons February 17, 1898

PROPOSED NEW POST OFFICE AT SLIGO. Commons February 18, 1898

LOCAL LOANS ACT (IRELAND). Commons February 18, 1898

CONGESTED DISTRICTS BOARD OF IRELAND. Commons February 18, 1898

LIGHT RAILWAYS IN IRELAND. Commons February 18, 1898

REGISTRATION OF ELECTORS (IRELAND) BILL. Commons February 21, 1898

3 speeches — CLASS I. Commons February 21, 1898

Class III. Commons February 21, 1898

IRISH LAND COMMISSION: ENNISKILLEN SITTINGS. Commons February 25, 1898

CLAUSE III. Commons April 28, 1898

3 speeches — CLAUSE IV. Commons April 28, 1898

CLAUSE 8. Commons May 2, 1898

2 speeches — CLAUSE 10. Commons May 4, 1898

4 speeches — CLAUSE 17. Commons May 10, 1898

On CLAUSE 17, Commons May 11, 1898

CLAUSE 18. Commons May 11, 1898

2 speeches — CLAUSE 19. Commons May 11, 1898

IRISH CLERKS OF THE CROWN AND PEACE. Commons May 12, 1898

IRISH NATIONAL TEACHERS. Commons May 13, 1898

IRISH ESTIMATES. Commons May 13, 1898

3 speeches — CLAUSE 46. Commons May 20, 1898

CLAUSE 50. Commons May 20, 1898

2 speeches — CLAUSE 53. Commons May 20, 1898

LABOURERS' COTTAGES IN DROMORE WEST UNION. Commons May 23, 1898

BELFAST POST OFFICES. Commons May 23, 1898

KILLALOE QUARTER SESSIONS. Commons May 23, 1898

ROMAN CATHOLIC UNIVERSITIES. Commons May 23, 1898

HARROGATE POSTMAN'S GRIEVANCE. Commons May 23, 1898

3 speeches — SCHEDULE 7. Commons May 24, 1898

NEW BOROUGH REGISTERS FOR IRELAND. Commons July 21, 1898

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