Mr Patrick White

1860 - 1935
Summary information for Mr Patrick White

Contributions

1907

KING'S SPEECH (MOTION FOR AN ADDRESS). Commons February 18, 1907

Claims of Evicted Tenants on Estate of Mr. Rotheram, of County Meath. Commons March 19, 1907

Eviction Notices in the Kells Rural District. Commons March 19, 1907

Posseckstown Evicted Tenant. Commons March 21, 1907

CLASS III. Commons May 2, 1907

De Montalt Estate, Dundrum. Commons May 6, 1907

Purchase of the Estate of Archdeacon Scott, County Meath. Commons May 9, 1907

Irish Evicted Tenants—Case of Jonathan Dann. Commons May 9, 1907

The Irish Treasury. Commons May 15, 1907

Irish Equivalent Grants. Commons May 15, 1907

Irish Departments—Constitution. Commons May 15, 1907

Irish Departments — Lord-Lieutenant's and Chief Secretary's Powers of Appointment or Dismissal. Commons May 15, 1907

Local Taxation (Ireland)Account. Commons May 15, 1907

Irish Council Representation. Commons May 16, 1907

Local Taxation Grant-in-Aid. Commons May 16, 1907

2 speeches — Education Grants. Commons May 16, 1907

Kellet's Estate, Meath. Commons May 16, 1907

Conveyance of Cattle—"The Iverna" Commons May 23, 1907

West Ham Scandals. Commons May 30, 1907

Tenant Purchasers in County Meath Commons June 6, 1907

West Ham Guardians. Commons June 10, 1907

Under Age Recruits. Commons June 27, 1907

LAND PURCHASE (IRELAND)(FINANCE.) Commons July 5, 1907

Postal Arrangements at Monknewtown, County Meath. Commons July 9, 1907

Irish Evicted Tenants—Application of James Meade of Ardee. Commons July 12, 1907

Irish Evicted Tenants—Application of Michael Tiernan of Woodmill. Commons July 12, 1907

Evicted Tenants—Application of A. H. Armstrong. Commons July 16, 1907

Navan (County Meath) Labourers Cottage Scheme—Delay in Holding Inquiry. Commons August 9, 1907

Irish Petty Sessions Clerks—Pay of Substitutes during Absence. Commons August 9, 1907

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