... who was also refused hearing said cane forward to second the nonrfna tie* *f Reginald GreviHe-Nugent, and he stood there to speak through the press to the world outside of Longford—to eipe*s the meanness and oorruption that had brought the present on the ...

... gratified, very little a Liturgy would remain. H« was not very complimentary, and spoke of the writers (not as I would dare to speak) Asses who might left kick each other's brains out. Is that a story or a fable which records the misfortune which ancient ...

... was favourable to voting for Guinness and Plunket. He .might have said there was a rumour of money going. I think he did speak such a rumour. My impression was that he would get compensation. I think said would be going. thought something would be going ...

... election for Guinness. Were you canvassed at the last election?— Yes, but they were like dummies (laughter). Sometimes they would speak, and at others they would put their 1 hands. I suppose when they put up their hands you under- ■ stood it meant £5 —I did. ...

... Alma several : times during the day. He and Mr. Hall erdsm) each other often. They appeared to separate licats. I ' did hot speak to Mr. Alma during the day. I think got fresh supplies tickets. To the best of ! belief I got but one supply of tickets. I ...

... need not feel uneasy lest many should be found too scrupulous to use it. The case of large grazing farms it is unnecessary to speak of. If there be any expenditure by the tenant upon these, it may be safely assumed that ample remuneration is secured by contract ...

... Commission entrusted with the task of drawing up a Decentralisation Bill. Paris, Jan. 3 (Evening).—This evening's newspapers speak in high terms approval of the manner in which the Ministry has been constructed, regarding it as a coalition between the Right ...

... reply, 44 Oh hear what he wants to say thing took place. I did not anything to Dr. Hall to the effect that Campbell wanted speak to him. I think about one or two o'clock Campbell came up and spoke to me. asked me could I put him up to any arrangements ...

... n of Irish politics to their normal party condition, the return of Mr. Grevillf. for Longford. The Times, no doubt, will speak with the same voice as the Morning Post on this subject. Rebuked by the Orange magistracy, the Government have been set ...

... (the rent which, we are informed, is presents modest an exterior that the other day high functionary, who had occasion to speak to the new Minister, after mounting a few steps, turned in great indignation that a |«nx>n his rank should havo been sent the ...

... prisoner left the house on the Saturday before she was arrested. When she returned she cursed the priest, and said would not speak to her when she was in distress. Prisoner used to leave the child alone by itself, and on this day she left it at ten o'clock ...

... persons. I have never been in the army; nor am I a member of the Orange or any other political association. I very rarely speak in public, and when I do I confluc myself to very few observations. I also beg to repudiate the insinuation the Castle officials ...