... John Dillon to Speak. A lia»l and most representative mooting o'. Count Plunkett's supporters to held si Earlsford-terrace Skating Kink on Thursday night, which several members o£ Parliament, including Mr John Dillon, P, are announced to speak. ...

... SPEAKING TUBE llwaoaMd •••ukaotd Batty M*Owty. tka Mtioa- Bho had aaaor «m *paakiag taha. atthen*•bakedarea ayaatUat* pip*, aad wo* ooly aat oral lor her. Mriog th* op*a Mooihof thatofMC. to that *k* night bar* joat adhraw two the boo** of aad irritahlapra ...

... They do not speak of the days when the cruelty. thirst blood and lust of gold Papacy led to frightful massacres in the holy city where meekness, brotherhood, and charity are proclaimed binding tmtlis. The Papal Government might prefer excuses for the ...

... “Wuo FEARS To SPEAK OF 98 BRITANNIA—“Come and join in my jubilation.” ERIN—“No! My place is here” [See page 4] ...

... other Secretary Speaks. Sir W. HARCOURT said thafc aa the Chief Secretary conld not, according to the rules of the house, again reply, wished to say a few words bis behalf, hud to deal with similar cases in England, As soon case of this kind was brought ...

... JOl-11-1 MORLEY SPEAKS, LOST MIS VOICE WITH THE SEAT. The Battle was ^ Hot and Good humoured Jobu Moriay, apeel..,g •t the Liberal Club at NLlftrelle after t he .ItclaratioO of the poi t.J.day. -i am afraid dui 1 have no make rnymed hem..l. I ou!y wat ...

... THE O’CONOR DON TO SPEAK. We understand that The O’Conor Don has accepted tho invitauon of the City ami County Cork Committee to address tho public meeting which is to be hold in the Courthouse, Cork, 2nd November. ery great interest w*xi attach to The ...

... SPEAKING OP LONG AGO. To-day, se I pea Uwe lire, Mature from the loug.veasiaked pant rises ia my memory as dourly an though it a wall Wort in) very eyes. It of • hey fourteen years old, mopped up a• peat asm-shair with pd. sad beibclothes, and gassing ...

... Cabinet ? He would do well to defer criticism of the measure until it is on the table of the house. On some other points he speaks with timely courage and sense. Sir Charles Dilke let fall a word in season when he said that the prac- tical inconveniences ...

... WILLIAM O'BRIEN SPEAKS. The most trivial w:iisper was recorded with an aggressiveness of style suggesting that no one should dare look crooked alien Mr. O'Brien opened his month. Now, it Appears. so low have the mighty fallen that Mr. O'Brien may deliver ...

... LADY SPEAKING COURT. The proceedings in the Divorce Court, London, were of unusual interest the other day, from the fact that lady, whose counsel had withdrawn from the cose consequence of his not having had lime to master its complicated details, came ...

... VIOLENT SPEAKING AT THE NATIONAL LEAGUE. The L’inigbily meeting of the National” League was held yesterday. Mr Daniel Ceillt, MP, pre sided. Mr T Harrington. MP, announced that the receipts since last meeting amounted £1.533 I'Js lOd lebeersj, of which ...