Mr Patrick O'Shaughnessy
1872 - December 29, 1920Summary information for Mr Patrick O'Shaughnessy
Contributions
1901
ROYAL MUNSTER FUSILIERS. Commons February 25, 1901
LIMERICK CLERK OF THE PEACE Commons February 26, 1901
CLIN INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL. Commons March 7, 1901
THE ROYAL DECLARATION AGAINST ROMAN CATHOLICISM. Commons March 7, 1901
3 speeches — IRISH RURAL DISTRICT COUNCILS. Commons March 18, 1901
SALE OF INTOXICATING LIQUORS TO CHILDREN BILL. Commons March 20, 1901
ELECTRO-CULTURE OF POTATOES IN IRELAND. Commons March 21, 1901
SALES OF ESTATES IN IRELAND. Commons March 21, 1901
2 speeches — IRISH ROAD SYSTEM. Commons April 22, 1901
ROAD LABOUR IN IRELAND. Commons April 25, 1901
WEST AFRICAN REGIMENT—COOMASSIE MUTINEERS. Commons May 9, 1901
BUTTER ADULTERATION. Commons May 9, 1901
IRISH BUTTER FRAUDS. Commons May 9, 1901
4 speeches — IRISH BUTTER AND FRAUDULENT SUBSTITUTES. Commons May 14, 1901
BUTTER ADULTERATION. Commons May 17, 1901
BUTTER STANDARDS. Commons May 17, 1901
3 speeches — BUTTER ADULTERATION. Commons May 21, 1901
LABOURERS (IRELAND) ACTS AMENDMENT BILL. Commons May 22, 1901
2 speeches — LIMERICK RURAL POSTMAN'S GRIEVANCES. Commons June 10, 1901
2 speeches — BUTTER ADULTERATION. Commons June 17, 1901
3 speeches — LIMERICK DISTURBANCES—CASE OF DR. LONG. Commons June 18, 1901
CONVEYANCE OF AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE ON IRISH RAILWAYS. Commons July 15, 1901
Class II. Commons July 16, 1901
CARRIAGE OF BUTTER ON IRISH RAILWAYS. Commons July 19, 1901
LABOURERS' COTTAGES IN COUNTY CORK. Commons July 19, 1901
3 speeches — BUTTER STANDARD COMMITTEE— IRISH REPRESENTATION. Commons July 23, 1901
2 speeches — TARBERT AND KILRUSH STEAMER. Commons August 8, 1901
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. Commons August 9, 1901
RATHKEALE MAILS. Commons August 12, 1901
2 speeches — SALE OF INTOXICATING LIQUORS TO CHILDREN BILL. Commons August 14, 1901
LIMERICK POOR RATE COLLECTORS. Commons August 15, 1901
SWINE FEVER IN LINCOLNSHIRE. Commons August 16, 1901
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