Mr William Lundon

1839 - March 24, 1919
Summary information for Mr William Lundon

Contributions

1908

Purchase of the Cooper Estate. Commons March 4, 1908

Case of Mrs. Bridget Murphy, of Ardpatrick. Commons March 12, 1908

Bevan Estate, Limerick. Commons March 12, 1908

Mulcair Estate, Limerick. Commons March 17, 1908

Doon Untenanted Lands. Commons March 19, 1908

2 speeches — Kilfinane Evicted Tenants. Commons March 24, 1908

Colonel Gascoigne and his Tenantry. Commons March 24, 1908

Croker Estate, Limerick. Commons April 2, 1908

Lord Cloncurry and his Tenantry. Commons April 2, 1908

Erasmus Smith's Schools Estate. Commons April 2, 1908

Charleville Evicted Tenants. Commons May 28, 1908

Colonel Gasgoine's Kilfinane Estate. Commons May 28, 1908

Mulcair Lands, Limerick. Commons July 2, 1908

Cloncurry Estate, Limerick. Commons July 2, 1908

Carnane Estate, County Limerick. Commons July 14, 1908

Cooper Estate (Limerick) Evicted Tenants. Commons July 14, 1908

Colonel Gascoigne's Kilfinane Town Tenants. Commons July 14, 1908

Knocklong Evicted Tenants. Commons July 28, 1908

Land Purchase in County Limerick. Commons July 28, 1908

Dickson Estate, Doon. Commons July 29, 1908

Ballyneety Evicted Tenant. Commons July 29, 1908

Clery Minors Estate, Limerick. Commons July 29, 1908

Ballyvourneen Evicted Tenant. Commons July 29, 1908

Castleconnell Burial Dispute. Commons November 12, 1908

Knockmay Alleged Outrage. Commons November 25, 1908

Cappamore (Limerick) Untenanted Lands. Commons November 26, 1908

Colonel Gascoigne's Tenantry. Commons December 1, 1908

Land Purchase in Limerick. Commons December 9, 1908

Cloncurry Evicted Tenants. Commons December 9, 1908

Synan-Dillon Estate, Limerick. Commons December 10, 1908

2 speeches — Cooper Estate, Limerick. Commons December 10, 1908

O'Grady Delmege Estate, Limerick. Commons December 10, 1908

Newpallas (Limerick) Evicted Tenants. Commons December 17, 1908

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