Mr Thomas Scanlan

1874 - January 9, 1930
Summary information for Mr Thomas Scanlan

Contributions

1918

MILITARY SERVICE BILL. Commons January 17, 1918

2 speeches — CATTLE SALES ORDER. Commons February 5, 1918

POTATO FLOUR. Written Answers February 14, 1918

ARIGNA COAL MINES. Written Answers February 14, 1918

Prisons Service (Ireland). Written Answers February 14, 1918

3 speeches — POTATO CROP (ULSTER). Commons March 18, 1918

TEA. Commons March 18, 1918

Notification of Births (Ireland). Commons March 18, 1918

INCREASE OF RENT (AMENDMENT) BILL. Commons March 20, 1918

SPIRITS (IRELAND). Written Answers March 20, 1918

MAIZE. Written Answers March 20, 1918

STEAMSHIP SERVICE, SLIGO AND BELMULLET. Written Answers March 20, 1918

4 speeches — FOOD SUPPLIES. Commons March 21, 1918

HELP FROM DOMINIONS Commons April 9, 1918

3 speeches — CLAUSE 1.—(Extension of Obligation to Military Service.) Commons April 11, 1918

6 speeches — CLAUSE 2.—(Power by Order in Council to Apply Act to Ireland.) Commons April 12, 1918

2 speeches — CLAUSE 2.—(Power by Order in Council to apply Act to Ireland.) Commons April 16, 1918

4 speeches — Mr. DILLON'S MOTION. Commons July 29, 1918

2 speeches — FUEL AND LIGHTING ORDER. Commons July 31, 1918

SLIGO (EXTRA POLICE). Commons August 1, 1918

2 speeches — PUBLIC GATHERINGS. Commons August 1, 1918

ULSTER VOLUNTEERS (ARMS). Commons August 1, 1918

NAVAL AND MILITARY PENSIONS AND GRANTS. Commons August 5, 1918

2 speeches — PRISON WARDERS (PAY, ETC.). Written Answers August 8, 1918

CLAUSE 4.—(School Management Committees.) Commons October 16, 1918

5 speeches — CLAUSE 18.—(Transfer of Voluntary Schools.) Commons October 16, 1918

2 speeches — HOUSING. Commons October 17, 1918

ADAPTATION OF ACTS. Commons October 17, 1918

3 speeches — GOVERNMENT OF IRELAND. Commons November 5, 1918

PRISON WARDERS. Written Answers November 12, 1918

ROYAL IRISH CONSTABULARY. Written Answers November 12, 1918

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