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... protest against it and described it to be what it really was—a measure of confiscation. Other speakers were Sir John Bennett, Mr. John Glover, Mr. John Jones, Mr. Alderman Sydney, Mr. Seaton (Hall), Sir Charles Dilke, Mr. Hawkes (Birmingham), Mr. Samuel Morley ...

... of the Home Role Movement inside and outside the HOlll6O of Commons, and to this was added an interesting speech from Mr. John Ferguson upon the political prisoners. The meeting rasa most enthusiastic one, and indicated in a striking manner the warmth ...

... he would ask the House to remember that two years ago there was no liberty of the Press in Ireland, and i the right to beer arms was denied her. Leland had not shared in the content awl loyinty of England. The Irish were the ma% first taxed people in Europe ...

... toasted :heir native land. (Hear, hear.) It was a land that gave birth to virtuous daughters and to brave sons, whose strong arms or bold hearts never failed or faltered. ((Applause.) How to improve and preserve this groat inheritance was a subject on which ...

... Egan. Newry—John Kelly, John Keane, John Farrel, an d John Te , lev. Droghed .—J. Costelloe. Clare--James Giiinsire and rldwd. Walsh. Longford—Join Rorke. Caztlebt..r— John Whelan. Tramore —W. Hally and Philip O'Shea. Belfast--E. Gilmour and ...

... caught the prisoner in her arms, she saw him striking at her brother, who struck at him in return. When her brother was brought into a house, it was found that blood was flowing from wounds in his neck, and that he woe quite dead. John Finn, husband of the ...

... amount of her income have proved a disastrous scource of recurring famines. It wan now just one hundred years sive.. Henry Grattan proclaimed in the Irish House of Com' mono an immortal political truth. He said.. The heart of Ireland will never bea o t ...

... James Maguire. &teensy ; Joseph Bherrard, Rutherford Sherrard. John W. Woods, Felix Cunningham. Omagh; John Wilson. Allen Owens, Clogher ; Patrick Dog. herty. Arthur Quinn, Robert Livingstone, John Fox, Bernet; Patrick M. Williams, Penick M'Cusksr, Hear, ...

... the name of John %Bright was honoured in America next to that of Washington, and today wherever his name is mentioned it is hissed. (Ilise.•s.) Oh, we know you don't like him. (Laughter.) I have heard an American say, I once worshipped John Bright, but ...

... fraction of that to which you are justly entitled —(cheers)—and the Irishman who thinks that be cart now threw away hi. arms, just as Grattan disbanded the Vohniteers in 1783, will Gad, to his sorrowsind distriunion, when boo late, that be has placed himself ...

... of Wash ington and the one hundredth anniversary of the great deeds of Grattan and his brave come patnots. Continuing the speaker said — We have disoovrred now a reporting rifle—John Bull's own firearm. We are shooting him with the mighty dollar. and we ...