... opposite, where they were attacked by a running fire questions. Mr. Graham denies that it is his intention to appear in facsimile the prison suit. Both Mr. Graham and Mr. Burns took their breakfast with evident relish. Mr. Graham does not complain his ...

... afternoon, was greeted with uproarious cheer from the Irish members. If he l,«d ever entertained the silly lotion appearing in facsimile of his prison dress some sensible friend had induced him to abandon it. was dressed in an ordinary morning suit, and looked ...

... A story is in circulation the effect that Mr. Cunninghame Graham, when he reappears in the House of Commons, will wear fac-simile of his prison dress. It is probable that the officials of the House would prevent any such indecent exhibition, if were ...