Mr Patrick O'Brien

1853 - July 12, 1917
Summary information for Mr Patrick O'Brien

Contributions

1911

MIXED MARRIAGES IN IRELAND. Commons February 7, 1911

HOME RULE. Commons February 15, 1911

Higher Grade Primary Schools (Scotland). Commons March 1, 1911

Cloneen-Hartland Estate, County Roscommon. Commons March 1, 1911

Old Age Pensions. Commons March 1, 1911

Closing of Schools (Kinlough, County Leitrim). Commons March 1, 1911

ADJOURNED DEBATE ON SECOND READING.— [Fourth Day.] Commons March 2, 1911

LAW CHARGES AND CRIMINAL PROSECUTIONS, IRELAND. (CLASS 3.) Commons March 10, 1911

American Mails. Commons April 12, 1911

Protection of Catholics (Dungannon). Written Answers May 30, 1911

Conviction of Harold Philip Trevor. Commons May 31, 1911

Military Establishment, Kilkenny City. Commons May 31, 1911

Old Age Pensions. Commons June 1, 1911

2 speeches — Old Age Pensions. Commons June 15, 1911

2 speeches — CONSOLIDATED FUND (No. 2) BILL. Commons June 20, 1911

WICKLOW (WICKLOW EAST). Commons July 6, 1911

EAST CORK ELECTION. Commons July 6, 1911

2 speeches — Kilkenny Railway Station (Recent Fatal Accident). Commons July 10, 1911

PARLIAMENT BILL. Commons August 3, 1911

House of Commons (Irish Daily Mail). Written Answers August 9, 1911

National School Teachers (Ireland). Commons August 10, 1911

Labour Exchanges (Kilkenny). Commons August 17, 1911

Railway Accident (Kilkenny). Commons August 17, 1911

Postal Facilities in Kilkenny. Written Answers November 15, 1911

Old Age Pensions (Ireland). Written Answers November 23, 1911

Old Age Pensions. Written Answers November 28, 1911

2 speeches — NEW CLAUSE [Read a second time, 28th November.] Commons November 29, 1911

Kilkenny Railway Station. Commons December 13, 1911

Kilkenny Railway Station. Written Answers December 15, 1911

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