Mr Richard Hazleton

1880 - January 26, 1943
Summary information for Mr Richard Hazleton

Contributions

1908

M'Donnell Estate, Galway. Commons February 13, 1908

Arrest of Councillor Kennedy. Commons February 13, 1908

Arrest of Mr. Thos. O'Donnell, C.C. Commons February 13, 1908

4 speeches — Arrests by Irish Police. Commons February 17, 1908

Extra Police at Headford, County Galway Commons March 6, 1908

Irish Estimates. Commons March 12, 1908

Board of Inland Revenue—Secretary's Inspection Expenses. Commons March 12, 1908

4 speeches — Irish Grants and Expenditure. Commons March 12, 1908

Extra Police at Headford, County Galway. Commons March 13, 1908

Irish Intermediate Schools. Commons March 18, 1908

Teachers v. Mathematical Tests. Commons March 18, 1908

Irish Intermediate Examinations. Commons May 13, 1908

Burke Estate, Galway. Commons May 14, 1908

Irish Audit Fees. Commons May 14, 1908

2 speeches — Irish Local Government Auditors. Commons May 14, 1908

Board of Intermediate Education (Ireland) —Issue of Rules. Commons May 15, 1908

Motor Traffic in Ireland. Commons May 15, 1908

The Ballyglass Estates. Commons May 15, 1908

Salaries of Medical Inspectors under the Irish Local Government Board. Commons May 18, 1908

Salary of Assistant Engineering Inspector under the Irish Local Government Board. Commons May 18, 1908

Irish Local Government Audits. Commons May 19, 1908

2 speeches — Irish Local Government Appointments. Commons May 19, 1908

Irish Local Government Accounts. Commons May 19, 1908

Irish Local Government Auditors. Commons May 19, 1908

Treasury Remembrancer, Ireland. Commons May 20, 1908

Irish Local Government Board Secretary. Commons May 20, 1908

Irish Local Government Board Inspectors. Commons May 20, 1908

Irish Local Government Board—Vice-President's Private Secretary. Commons May 20, 1908

Irish Local Government Board Commissioners. Commons May 20, 1908

2 speeches — Ireland and the Chancellor of the Exchequer. Commons May 21, 1908

Public Works (Ireland) Staff Officers. Commons May 25, 1908

Position of Office Assistant in the Office of Public Works, Ireland. Commons May 25, 1908

Temporary Assistant Surveyors under the Public Works Office, Ireland. Commons May 25, 1908

Clerks in the Public Record Office, Ireland. Commons May 25, 1908

Temporary Offices under the Local Government Board. Commons May 26, 1908

Irish Local Government Board—Clerk in Charge of Accounts. Commons May 26, 1908

Irish Medical Inspectors. Commons May 26, 1908

Irish Treasury Remembrancer. Commons May 26, 1908

Irish Local Government Board— Additional Auditor. Commons May 27, 1908

Irish Local Government Board—Remuneration of Mr. A. D. Price. Commons May 27, 1908

Irish Local Government Board—Assistant Clerk in Charge of Accounts. Commons May 27, 1908

The Imprisoned Suffragists. Commons July 2, 1908

CLASS IV. Commons July 2, 1908

4 speeches — SUMMARY JURISDICTION (IRELAND) BILL. Commons July 3, 1908

Purchase of Tenants' Holdings at Dunmore. Commons July 14, 1908

Headford (Galway) Postal Facilities. Commons July 14, 1908

2 speeches — FINANCE BILL. Commons July 14, 1908

LICENSING BILL. Commons November 16, 1908

Extra Police in County Galway. Commons November 19, 1908

Galway Extra Police Force. Commons November 19, 1908

Police Inspectors in County Galway. Commons November 25, 1908

Irish Extra Police Charges. Commons November 26, 1908

Galway Extra Police. Commons November 26, 1908

Extra Police in County Galway. Commons November 30, 1908

Purchase of the Deering and Quinton Sick Estate at Dunmore. Commons November 30, 1908

Rents on the Roderick O'Connor Estate. Commons November 30, 1908

Fixing of Second-Term Rents on Joint Holdings. Commons December 2, 1908

Salaries and Allowances of County Inspectors, Royal Irish Constabulary, stationed in County Galway. Commons December 2, 1908

Charge for Extra Police. Commons December 2, 1908

2 speeches — Intermediate Education Inspectors. Commons December 3, 1908

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