Sir Maurice Dockrell

1850 - August 5, 1929
Summary information for Sir Maurice Dockrell

Contributions

1922

2 speeches — IRISH REGIMENTS (DISBANDMENT). Commons February 15, 1922

WAR PENSIONERS. Commons February 16, 1922

2 speeches — IRISH FREE STATE (AGREEMENT) BILL. Commons February 17, 1922

2 speeches — IRISH REGIMENTS (DISBANDMENTS). Commons February 21, 1922

2 speeches — DUBLIN METROPOLITAN POLICE (CONSTABLE HOLORAN). Commons February 23, 1922

3 speeches — AUXILIARY, CADETS (TRADESMEN'S ACCOUNTS). Commons February 23, 1922

CATTLE EMBARGO INQUIRY. Commons February 23, 1922

IRISH REGIMENTS (DISBANDMENT). Written Answers February 23, 1922

RAND DISTURBANCES. Commons March 23, 1922

2 speeches — HOUSE OF COMMONS (ACOUSTICS). Commons March 27, 1922

4 speeches — AUXILIARY POLICE (DEBTS). Commons March 29, 1922

GENERAL PRISONS BOARD (CLBRK). Commons March 30, 1922

IRISH FREE STATE (AGREEMENT) BILL Commons March 31, 1922

INCOME TAX. Commons April 5, 1922

TAXATION. Commons April 6, 1922

DESTROYED PROPERTY (COMPENSATION). Commons May 4, 1922

2 speeches — TRUST FUNDS. Commons May 4, 1922

5 speeches — DUBLIN METROPOLITAN POLICE (S. WILLIAMS). Commons May 10, 1922

MALICIOUS INJURIES, NORTHERN IRELAND. Commons May 11, 1922

MALICIOUS INJURIES (AWARDS). Commons June 22, 1922

2 speeches — MURDER OF SIR HENRY WILSON. Commons June 28, 1922

2 speeches — PENSIONS (COMMUTATION). Commons June 29, 1922

3 speeches — TRUST FUNDS. Commons June 29, 1922

FOUR COURTS (RECORDS). Commons July 4, 1922

MILITARY LEGAL STAFF. Commons July 5, 1922

DISTRESS COMMITTEE. Commons July 11, 1922

MALICIOUS INJURIES COMMISSION. Commons July 11, 1922

2 speeches — RECEIPT STAMPS. Commons July 13, 1922

2 speeches — WESTMINSTER HALL (ROOF). Commons July 17, 1922

2 speeches — SITES AND BUILDINGS (EXPENDITURE). Commons July 18, 1922

DOMESTIC SERVICE. Commons July 19, 1922

FREE STATE INDEBTEDNESS. Commons July 19, 1922

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