Mr T.P. O'Connor
1848 - November 18, 1929Summary information for Mr T.P. O'Connor
Contributions
1922
6 speeches — DEBATE ON THE ADDRESS. Commons February 8, 1922
EGYPT. Commons February 9, 1922
2 speeches — IRISH FREE STATE (AGREEMENT) BILL. Commons February 17, 1922
2 speeches — GREECE. Commons February 20, 1922
IRISH ELEMENTARY TEACHERS. Written Answers February 20, 1922
GAS (CARBON MONOXIDE). Written Answers February 23, 1922
2 speeches — NATIONAL HEALTH INSURANCE. Commons February 27, 1922
3 speeches — GOVERNMENT OF IRELAND ACT, 1920 (ORDERS IN COUNCIL). Commons February 28, 1922
GEORGIA. Commons March 2, 1922
3 speeches — GREECE (LOANS). Commons March 2, 1922
TEACHERS' SALARIES (IRISH SERVICE). Written Answers March 2, 1922
2 speeches — CLAUSE 1.—Provisions for giving the force of law to and carrying into effect Irish Agreement. Commons March 3, 1922
QUESTIONS TO MINISTERS (IRELAND). Commons March 7, 1922
5 speeches — MISCELLANEOUS WAR SERVICES (FOREIGN OFFICE). Commons March 7, 1922
STATEMENT BY MR. CHAMBERLAIN. Commons March 9, 1922
PARIS CONFERENCE. Commons March 13, 1922
INDIA (MR. MONTAGU'S RESIGNATION). Commons March 15, 1922
5 speeches — INDIA (Mr. MONTAGU'S RESIGNATION). Commons March 15, 1922
2 speeches — TROOP CASUALTIES, BELFAST. Commons March 21, 1922
SIR BASIL ZAHAROFF. Commons March 21, 1922
RELAND (DISTURBANCES). Commons March 27, 1922
4 speeches — FOREIGN AFFAIRS. Commons March 27, 1922
2 speeches — MASSACRES, ASIA MINOR Commons March 30, 1922
REPRESENTATION OF THE PEOPLE (NO. 2) BILL. Commons March 31, 1922
4 speeches — MASSACRES AND OUTRAGES, NEAR EAST. Commons April 3, 1922
HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT BUILDINGS. Commons April 11, 1922
4 speeches — NEAR EAST. Commons April 12, 1922
2 speeches — ITALY AND TURKEY (AGREEMENT). Commons May 3, 1922
NEAR EAST (CHRISTIAN MINORITIES). Commons May 10, 1922
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. Commons May 11, 1922
5 speeches — STATEMENT BY MR. CHAMBERLAIN. Commons May 15, 1922
ASIA MINOR (TURKS AND CHRISTIAN MINORITIES). Commons May 16, 1922
8 speeches — COMPENSATION FOR DAMAGE (NORTHERN IRELAND) GRANT. Commons May 17, 1922
2 speeches — ASIA MINOR. Commons May 18, 1922
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. Commons May 24, 1922
3 speeches — HARBOURS, DOCKS AND PIERS (TEMPORARY INCREASE OF CHARGES) BILL. Commons May 30, 1922
8 speeches — NEAR EAST. Commons May 30, 1922
3 speeches — NEAR EAST (MASSACRES). Commons June 15, 1922
PRESENT SITUATION (DEBATE). Commons June 20, 1922
GREECE AND TURKEY. Commons June 26, 1922
BRITISH TROOPS. Commons June 26, 1922
2 speeches — GEEECE AND TUEKEY. Commons July 11, 1922
CILICIA (HADJI ADIL). Commons July 12, 1922
GREECE AND TURKEY. Commons July 12, 1922
GREECE AND CONSTANTINOPLE. Commons July 31, 1922
2 speeches — GREECE AND TURKEY. Commons August 3, 1922
2 speeches — SECONDARY SCHOOLS (GRANTS). Commons August 4, 1922
Summary of Day Commons November 20, 1922
2 speeches — FOREIGN AFFAIRS. Commons November 24, 1922
COMMISSION OF INQUIRY, CUSHENDALL. Commons December 5, 1922
NON-TURKISH PLEFUGEES. Commons December 7, 1922
2 speeches — IMPORTATION OF ANIMALS BILL. Commons December 7, 1922
CHANNEL TUNNEL. Commons December 11, 1922
CORRESPONDENCE. Commons December 11, 1922
2 speeches — NEAR EAST (NON-TURKISH REFUGEES). Commons December 11, 1922
CLAUSE 1.—(Importation of Canadian store cattle.) Commons December 11, 1922
2 speeches — CLAUSE 3.—Meaning of "imported animals" and provision-as to landing of animals from Ireland. Commons December 11, 1922
5 speeches — IRISH CATTLE. Commons December 12, 1922
2 speeches — CLAUSE8.—(Regulation of movement of imported cattle.) Commons December 12, 1922
3 speeches — SCHEDULE. Commons December 12, 1922
SOLICITORS. Written Answers December 13, 1922
LAUSANNE CONFERENCE. Commons December 14, 1922
2 speeches — PARLIAMENT (DATE OF REASSEMBLING). Commons December 14, 1922
2 speeches — DEUT TO UNITED) STATES. Commons December 14, 1922
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