Mr William Delany
1855 - March 7, 1916Summary information for Mr William Delany
Contributions
1911
2 speeches — Board of Works, Dublin (Sick Leave). Written Answers February 20, 1911
Railway Platforms. Written Answers February 23, 1911
Mrs. Odlum's Estate, King's County. Written Answers March 6, 1911
Reinstatement Applications (Ireland). Written Answers March 7, 1911
Land Purchase (Ireland). Written Answers March 14, 1911
Evicted Farm, Kilbricken, Queen's County. Written Answers March 14, 1911
De Vesci Estate, Queen's County. Written Answers March 30, 1911
2 speeches — Land Purchase (Ireland). Written Answers April 4, 1911
Girls' National School, Rathdowney (Queen's County). Written Answers April 4, 1911
National School Teachers (Ireland). Written Answers April 10, 1911
Motor Car Licences (Ireland). Written Answers April 24, 1911
Magistrates, Queen's County. Commons April 25, 1911
Evicted Tenants (Ireland). Commons April 27, 1911
Land Purchase (Ireland). Commons May 9, 1911
Land Purchase (Ireland). Commons May 16, 1911
Dublin Post Office. Written Answers May 18, 1911
Money Order Office (Killeigh, King's County). Written Answers May 22, 1911
Land Purchase (Ireland). Written Answers June 2, 1911
Cattle Frauds (Dublin). Written Answers June 29, 1911
Ballacolla Post Office (Queen's County). Written Answers June 29, 1911
Land Purchase (Ireland), Commons July 11, 1911
2 speeches — Land Purchase (Ireland). Commons July 25, 1911
Hamilton Stubber Estate, Queen's County. Written Answers August 7, 1911
CLASS II.—PAYMENT OF MEMBERS. Commons August 14, 1911
Home Rule (Government Departments, Ireland). Written Answers October 30, 1911
2 speeches — Old Age Pensions. Written Answers October 30, 1911
Land Purchase (Ireland). Written Answers December 8, 1911
Turbary Rights, Kirk Estate, Queen's County. Written Answers December 12, 1911
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