Douglas, James GreenFriday, 12 December 1924 |
Seanad Éireann Debate
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PRIVATE BILL COMMITTEES.
I had not an opportunity of consulting with you. My suggestion is that if we adjourn there would be no doubt, but if we were to pass a resolution there would be. There has been a question of the len...
Senator Esmonde has shown by his remarks that there are considerable difficulties.
INTOXICATING LIQUOR BILL, 1924. - MESSAGE FROM THE DAIL.
I think No. 2 deals with that. No. 1 deals with an amendment to Section 1, sub-section (1). For all practical purposes they are the same amendment and one is consequential on the other. I move that...
I move that the Seanad insist on amendments 1 and 2: 1. In Section 1 (1) the word “or,” line 22, deleted and after the word “day” in the same line, the words “or St. Patrick's Day” inserted. 2. In S...
I beg to move that the Senate insist on amendment No. 9. It was not my intention to move in this matter but Senator Moore is absent, and he and I had some discussion on this matter. He told me it was...
BUSINESS OF THE SEANAD.
Is it clear that we will not have to meet next week in any case?
It would depend on that. It would also depend on the Port and Docks Bill. It is almost inevitable that we will have one meeting next week.
It is proposed that if we adjourn until four o'clock that we will then suspend the Standing Orders and take that Railways (Directorate) Bill through all its stages.
Unless for a very good reason to the contrary, we should keep to three o'clock. Again and again, I have heard expressions from Senators who did not happen to be present when the hour of meeting was c...
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