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... Hanbury-Tracy, L . 1572 Da v Mr Price Jones, C 1211 na, __ )ps Majority . . 361 - 1 - ns, UNOPPOSED ELECTIONS. Lay -SS, C. L. mi- CARDIGAN BOROuGHS Mr D. Davies ary NORTH LANARISHIRE Sir G. Colebrooke ect ROSS AND CRODHARTY A. Matheson . . I I\rrOsborne ...
... difficult music falling to that part in a manner whirls few adults could excel. Miss Emilie Grattan as Josephine acts wvith exquisite grace and taste, and Master Grattan's Cap- taut Cotreoran is a complete embodiment of the idea of the part. Master Persano ...
... wast held in the ~Prado, Promenade by King ti Alfonso, accompanied by the Queen. The total force hi numbered 8000 min of all'arms, with 80 gems. The n, review passed without incident. aI Major A. Bo~rtliwick, Rifle Brigade, Man- pi obester, ale been elected ...
... Killough, Ireland, proved that the prisoner, applied to C him to register the death of Daniel Ml'Grattan. He I b signed the regist r,giving the nameo of John Sl'Gkattan, i con.in of the deceased, and stating be wasprenentat the.i death, that deceased died ...
... farmers were concerned, they did not take any concern with other meetings. (Applause.) Mr Sinclair, Tuflochrgorum, moved, and MIr John C Smith, Curr, seconded, the adoption of the resolutions s .in toto as agreed to. at the previous day's meeting. I The Chairman ...
... suspected of watching a derelict farm, And also of serving writs on some tenants. The same night an armed party visited the houses of William Leary, John Carroll, end William Carroll of Garryhanisks, and cautioned them avainet paying rent Shots were fired ...
... a Elliot (Roxburgh), G. J. Goschen. Albert Grey, the f Marquis of Hartington. Sir Henry James, Sir John Lubbock, [Sir John St Aubyn, Charles Seley, John s Westlake, and Edmond Wodehouse. NATIONTAL LEAGUE DEMOINSTRATIOY: IN LONDON. A meeting, intended as ...
... cation. It is an odd coincidence that just when the Government have found their policy of dis- missing employes from small arms factories and f arsenals severely criticised in and out of Parlia- ment, the discharge notices to the employes at- Enfield ...
... li would probably be found to be much more sensible and less alarming and startling than people were gwven to suppose. ] Mir John Dilion, M.P., presiding at a meeting j. under the auspires of the Irish National League of Great B3ritain, at Kensington, last ...
... 'is .to- be 'iswsthhed, fronf us until their chara~cter has tbeenL changd e.'l?-; Gause: they are an armed force. 'You have Arequiihed t] 15,000 arm~ed policemen to govera Irelf~nd, but we . are expected to govern .it with neone at all. Thet,; too, ,yog ...
... liberty' of- a.: large d i' number of the Irisbpebple, and..woutld involve the risk t of ciril-wvai.-,r . : -- 'ii i' ,.3ir, .JOHN LUBBQOKI believed that if the bill r .passed at ali it would be against bhe :wishes of the r ;great mrajority 'of the peo~ple ...
... com- r prised under four' heads-martial law, -Peace Pre- n servation Acts, Arms and Insurrection Acts, and sue-b pensions of the .Ref'es Oes-pus. I fiud that, as ti regards arms and insurrections, the Acts that were a passed, and which continued in force ...