Mr William Redmond

1861 - June 9, 1917
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Contributions

1887

3 speeches — ADDRESS IN ANSWER TO HER MAJESTY'S MOST GRACIOUS SPEECH. Commons January 27, 1887

EVICTIONS (IRELAND)—THE GLENBEIGH EVICTIONS. Commons January 28, 1887

ADJOURNED DEBATE. [SECOND NIGHT.] Commons January 28, 1887

ADJOURNED DEBATE. [FIFTH NIGHT.] Commons February 2, 1887

5 speeches — ADJOURNED DEBATE. [SEVENTH NIGHT.] Commons February 4, 1887

AGRARIAN AFFAIRS (IRELAND). Commons February 9, 1887

AGRARIAN AFFAIRS (IRELAND). Commons February 10, 1887

RESOLUTION. Commons March 23, 1887

2 speeches — THE RIVER THAMES (THE OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE BOAT RACE)—THE POLICE. Commons March 24, 1887

RESOLUTION. Commons March 24, 1887

6 speeches — MOTION FOR LEAVE. FIRST READING. Commons March 28, 1887

CRIMINAL LAW AMENDMENT (IRELAND) BILL. Commons March 31, 1887

MOTION FOR LEAVE. FIRST READING. Commons April 1, 1887

POST OFFICE—EXERCISE OF OFFICIAL PATRONAGE. Commons April 4, 1887

2 speeches — ADJOURNED DEBATE. [THIRD NIGHT.] Commons April 12, 1887

THE EXECUTIVE (IRELAND)—PARLIAMENTARY UNDER (SECRETARY TO THE LORD LIEUTENANT— APPOINTMENT OF COLONEL KINGHARMAN. Commons April 14, 1887

SECOND READING. Commons April 15, 1887

ADJOURNED DEBATE. [SEVENTH NIGHT.] Commons April 18, 1887

COMMITTEE. [FIRST NIGHT.] Commons April 26, 1887

5 speeches — PRELIMINARY INQUIRY. Commons May 2, 1887

3 speeches — THE MAGISTRACY (IRELAND)—DERRY-GONNELLY PETTY SESSIONS. Commons May 5, 1887

4 speeches — PRELIMINARY INQUIRY. Commons May 9, 1887

PRELIMINARY INQUIRY. Commons May 10, 1887

PRELIMINARY INQUIRY. Commons May 11, 1887

ARMY—AUXILIARY FORCES— REMOVAL OF THE WEXFORD MILITIA FOR TRAINING. Commons May 12, 1887

CLASS VII.—MISCELLANEOUS. Commons May 12, 1887

ARMY (AUXILIARY FORCES)—THE WEXFORD MILITIA. Commons May 13, 1887

3 speeches — EGYPT—RUMOURED EVACUATION. Commons May 13, 1887

2 speeches — PRELIMINARY INQUIRY. Commons May 13, 1887

EGYPT—THE NEGOTIATIONS—EVACUATION BY THE BRITISH. Commons May 16, 1887

SOUTH AFRICA—ZULULAND. Commons May 16, 1887

CIVIL SERVICES. Commons May 16, 1887

SUMMARY JURISDICTION. Commons May 18, 1887

2 speeches — SOUTH AFRICA—ANNEXATIONS IN ZULULAND. Commons May 19, 1887

2 speeches — EGYPT—SIR HENRY DRUMMOND WOLFF'S MISSION—REPORTED EVACUATION. Commons May 19, 1887

2 speeches — SUMMARY JURISDICTION. Commons May 19, 1887

SUMMARY JURISDICTION. Commons May 23, 1887

OBSERVATIONS. Commons May 24, 1887

4 speeches — SPECIAL JURY AND REMOVAL OF TRIAL. Commons June 9, 1887

3 speeches — RESOLUTION. Commons June 10, 1887

EVICTIONS (IRELAND)—THE EVICTIONS AT BODYKE. Commons June 13, 1887

PROCLAMATION OF DISTRICTS. Commons June 13, 1887

2 speeches — INLAND NAVIGATION AND DRAINAGE (IRELAND)—THE WORKS AT LOUGH ERNE AND BELEEK. Commons July 7, 1887

THIRD READING. [ADJOURNED DEBATE.] [SECOND NIGHT.] Commons July 8, 1887

CLASS I.—PUBLIC WORKS AND BUILDINGS. Commons July 13, 1887

2 speeches — INLAND NAVIGATION AND DRAINAGE (IRELAND)—LOUGH ERNE DRAINAGE WORKS. Commons July 14, 1887

4 speeches — POST OFFICE (IRELAND)—ORANGE POLITICAL MEETINGS. Commons July 14, 1887

3 speeches — CRIMINAL LAW AMENDMENT (IRELAND) ACT—PROCLAMATION OF CO. FERMANAGH. Commons July 28, 1887

PARLIAMENT—ORDER IN DEBATE— SUSPENSION OF MR. T. M. HEALY. Commons July 28, 1887

2 speeches — CRIMINAL LAW AMENDMENT (IRELAND) ACT—PROCLAMATION OF IRISH COUNTIES—WEXFORD SUMMER ASSIZES—CHARGE OF MR. JUSTICE HARRISON. Commons July 29, 1887

ADMIRALTY—PRINCE LOUIS OF BATTENBERG —H.M.S. "DREADNOUGHT." Commons August 1, 1887

IRISH LAND LAW BILL [Lords]. [BILL 308.] Commons August 1, 1887

INDIA—THE NATIVE STATE OF MARWAR —COLONEL PAWLETT AND CAPTAIN SARK. Commons August 2, 1887

4 speeches — ADMIRALTY—PRINCE LOUIS OF BATTENBERG —H.M.S "DREADNOUGHT." Commons August 2, 1887

4 speeches — IRISH NATIONAL LEAGUE (SPECIAL PROCLAMATION). Commons August 26, 1887

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