... Fusiliers, 33d Regiment, 7711h Regiment, 88th Regiment, Brigadier Major ?? Codt'imsgton, mind Brig-adier-Gener-al Buller'. id Sit' John Burgoyne may bepresuimed to control the ordoatice aiid engineers, but-it is stated thatltite will stot in ciy interfere withm ...

... is it but a complete misuse of I terms to assert that there is reserved to the Imperial Parliament, by anything short of l armed intervention, the power to exercise its supremacy over the Irish Legislature should the latter insist on acting oppressively ...

... Wet ?? Hubbard, Re. Ila. John Aslisea~l-Bortlett. ELlis Jackson, Weem. Lawi,.s falsy, Sir.Josepls lussell JIni.snone, ShryF.lescih Baine, Fpree. St John Netede. liensard, Coleri'lgo S. I-N. Pl~rr.> Johnc KNsnuayss. Sir John Henrry Eale1t, Sir Wai ter ...

... l~s; John Prams,, IFdo.. F I Is; A. Ii. Ogilvie, do., ha 66; Hus~h teasexr do, ha 6d; Ii. Smith. ?? Street, Is; John Nisebs,do.. lsd; I r A. Stewiart, Peltetesielde, 10s; John alyres. do., 5.s; Ales tonue, do., ha; IV. K. 14G., do., ha 66; John OCaisord ...

... ageney after shirking from coming to an account before his own countrymen. (Laughter sd cheers.) The Irish party, being now armed with authority, would deserve to go down to jhistory with contempt if they allowed the: CoQUUT to be disturbed much longer ...

... was at the close accepted as Liberal candidate for E the constituency. Another first anpearance 1 was made last night by Mr John MI'Culloch, a possible Liberal candidate for IVest Renfrew- I shire, who gave an address at Barrhead. Mr B. F. Costellos spoke ...

... the Leagua in the chair. It was Unanimoosly re- goivod to invite Messrs Thomas Sexton, M.P., and A. J. Kettle to succeed Mr John Dillon, 311., as chief orgaisers of the National Land League in Ireland. It is understood th at both theso gentlemen have accepted ...

... year 1898-99 were ?? president, the Earl of Glas- gow; honorary ?? Williamr I Laird, Sir John Stirling-Maxwell. M.P., and Charles Scott Diokson, Q.C.; president. John I C. Monteith, 31.A.; vice-presidents-J. Neilson, iGray. M.A., and F. R. Stewart, M.A.; ...

... perfectly possible - and he hoped I it might be so - that there would be no armed resistance in Ireland, but still they must not treat with ridicule the possibility of au armed resistance. But there would be something more than that to fear-siz., coercive ...

... but the unity of the Church is not a unity like this; it is the n iaity df a body composed of dissimilar members, L- lers, arms, &c.; strike out any one of these and you destroy the unity of the body. The Bishop n of Argyll. MNrr Winter. and Mr Lovat ...

... James Martin; Third Ward, Councillor John Filshill; Fourth Ward, th GCouncillor James M'Lennan; Eighth Ward, ca . Councillor Thomab Cumming; Ninth Ward, WI M Mr T. C. Guthrie; Fourteenth Ward. Council. Ior John Paterson; Fifteenth Ward, Mir Walter an ...

... Wales were proposed by the Charirman, and drunk with great [e enithus IaSM. The CHAIRMAN, in the unavoidable absence of Sir John e5. Pskington, from the death of a nesr relative, proposed the he toast of The Army and Navy, Yeomanry, Militia, and Volunteers ...