Mr William Johnston

1829 - July 17, 1902
Summary information for Mr William Johnston

Contributions

1896

CHRISTIAN BROTHERS' SCHOOLS. Commons February 13, 1896

ADDRESS IN ANSWER TO HER MAJESTY'S MOST GRACIOUS SPEECH. Commons February 13, 1896

3 speeches — SLIGO POST OFFICE. Commons February 17, 1896

POOR LAW GUARDIANS (IRELAND)— (WOMEN)—BILL. Commons February 18, 1896

POOR LAW GUARDLANS (IRELAND)(WOMEN) BILL. Commons February 19, 1896

HYDE PARK MEETINGS. Commons February 20, 1896

HYDE PARK DISTURBANCES. Commons February 21, 1896

2 speeches — SLIGO BOROUGH POLICE COURT. Commons February 24, 1896

RAILWAY SIGNALS. Commons February 24, 1896

2 speeches — WATERFORD INFIRMARY BILL. Commons February 25, 1896

IMPORTATION OF DRINK INTO AFRICA. Commons February 27, 1896

BRITISH COLONIES. Commons February 28, 1896

SMOKING ACCOMMODATION (HOUSE OF COMMONS). Commons March 2, 1896

2 speeches — FOYLE COLLEGE AND LONDONDERRY ACADEMICAL INSTITUTION (AMALGAMATION) BILL. Commons March 5, 1896

EVICTED TENANTS (IRELAND). Commons March 5, 1896

8 speeches — ROYAL COMMISSION. Commons March 6, 1896

LONDONDERRY IMPROVEMENT BILL (BY ORDER). Commons March 6, 1896

ROXBOROUGH ROAD SCHOOLS (LIMERICK). Commons March 9, 1896

NAVY ESTIMATES, 1896–7. Commons March 9, 1896

LONDONDERRY IMPROVEMENT BILL. Commons March 10, 1896

3 speeches — BELFAST CORPORATION BILL. Commons March 10, 1896

NEWCASTLE HARBOUR (COUNTY DOWN). Commons March 10, 1896

LONDONDERRY IMPROVEMENT BILL. Commons March 11, 1896

COUNTY CARLOW ASYLUM. Commons March 12, 1896

AMERICAN MAILS. Commons March 13, 1896

POOR LAW OFFICERS' SUPERANNUATION BILL. Commons March 18, 1896

SMALL-POX AT GLOUCESTER. Commons March 19, 1896

MERCHANDISE MARKS ACT. Commons March 20, 1896

LIQUOR TRAFFIC IN IRELAND. Commons March 23, 1896

2 speeches — SHAMROCK (TROOPS IN IRELAND). Commons March 27, 1896

QUEEN'S COLLEGES (IRELAND). Commons March 30, 1896

LIQUOR TRAFFIC COMMISSION. Commons March 30, 1896

2 speeches — LIQUOR TRAFFIC COMMISSION. Commons March 31, 1896

VETERINARY COLLEGE (DUBLIN). Commons April 14, 1896

SHIRT TRADE (DERRY). Commons April 16, 1896

STREET PREACHING (SLIGO). Commons April 16, 1896

CHRIST CHURCH SCHOOLS (BELFAST.) Commons April 21, 1896

CLASS II. Commons April 24, 1896

IRISH INTERMEDIATE EDUCATION BOARD. Commons April 30, 1896

CABS (LONDON) BILL. Commons May 1, 1896

CIVIL SERVICE AND REVENUE DEPART- MENTS ESTIMATES, 1896–7. Commons May 8, 1896

PREACHING AND PLAY-ACTING IN HYDE PARK. Commons May 11, 1896

SOUTH MONAGHAN MAGISTRACY. Commons May 12, 1896

FOYLE COLLEGE AND LONDONDERRY ACADEMICAL INSTITUTES (AMALGA- MATION) BILL. Commons May 15, 1896

SPRAYING POTATOES. Commons May 15, 1896

2 speeches — MARRIAGES IN MALTA. Commons May 15, 1896

CHANNEL SQUADRON. Commons May 18, 1896

2 speeches — MAYOR OF SLIGO. Commons May 18, 1896

SIGNING PETITIONS IN WESTMINSTER HALL. Commons May 19, 1896

SEAL FISHERY. Commons May 21, 1896

CLASS III. Commons June 9, 1896

VETERINARY COLLEGE (DUBLIN). Commons June 15, 1896

STREET PREACHING (SLIGO). Commons June 18, 1896

BELFAST (TELEGRAPHIC ARRANGEMENTS). Commons June 22, 1896

3 speeches — DIVISION OF CITY INTO WARDS. Commons June 23, 1896

MODEL SCHOOLS (MUNSTER). Commons June 23, 1896

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. Commons June 23, 1896

NAVY ESTIMATES 1896–7. Commons June 26, 1896

VETERINARY COLLEGE (IRELAND). Commons July 2, 1896

MOTION FOR ADJOURNMENT. Commons July 15, 1896

2 speeches — CLASS II. Commons July 17, 1896

PROVISION FOR AGREEMENTS BY LANDLORDS AND TENANTS IN CERTAIN CASES. Commons July 23, 1896

4 speeches — CLASS IV. Commons July 24, 1896

SALE OF DRINK (COUNTY DOWN). Commons July 30, 1896

CLASS III Commons July 30, 1896

3 speeches — DUBLIN CORPORATION BILL. Commons August 3, 1896

LISTS TO BE DELIVERED TO TOWN CLERK. Commons August 6, 1896

COUNTY SURVEYORSHIP (IRELAND). Commons August 6, 1896

STREET PREACHING (SLIGO). Commons August 6, 1896

SHORT TITLE. Commons August 8, 1896

SANITARY INSPECTORS (EXAMINING BOARD). Commons August 13, 1896

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