Mr William Duffy

1865 - 1945
Summary information for Mr William Duffy

Contributions

1910

Police Action (Castlegar). Commons February 24, 1910

Earl of Westmeath's Estate, Loughrea. Written Answers February 24, 1910

Earl's Park Estate (Loughrea). Written Answers March 1, 1910

Lord Westmeath's Estate. Written Answers March 16, 1910

John Egan's Holding, Aughapolleen, County Galway. Written Answers March 31, 1910

Sharpe Estate, Kinvarra, County Galway. Written Answers April 1, 1910

Untenanted Land (Ireland). Written Answers April 11, 1910

Congested Districts (Ireland). Written Answers April 11, 1910

3 speeches — Grazing Lands and Cottages at Athenry. Written Answers April 18, 1910

Extra Police in County Galway. Commons April 19, 1910

Floods in South Galway. Written Answers April 20, 1910

Tenant Purchasers (County Galway). Written Answers April 20, 1910

Agricultural College, Athenry. Written Answers April 25, 1910

Town Holdings (Kinvarra). Written Answers April 25, 1910

Small Holdings (Galway). Written Answers April 25, 1910

Sale of Mr. Rodney's Estate, Athenry. Written Answers April 25, 1910

2 speeches — Lahiff Estate, Gort. Commons April 26, 1910

2 speeches — Galway Estates. Commons April 26, 1910

Untenanted Land Purchased (County Cork). Written Answers April 26, 1910

Bullawn Estates (Sale). Written Answers April 28, 1910

2 speeches — Complaints from Kilbecanty (Galway). Written Answers May 11, 1910

Seizures for Rent (Kinvarra, County Galway). Written Answers July 4, 1910

Proposed Agricultural College (Connaught). Commons July 7, 1910

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND TECHNICAL INSTRUCTION, IRELAND.— [CLASS 2.] Commons July 7, 1910

Irish Land Purchase Agreements (Kinvarra). Written Answers July 11, 1910

Colonel Lopdell's Estate, Cappamore. Written Answers July 14, 1910

Blake Forster Estate, Kinvarra, County Galway. Written Answers July 14, 1910

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