... the Crimes Act but destroys the out- ward form of the disease by increasing its inward violence. Mr. Pernell is formidable only whilst he wields the power of just complaint. That is a truth that has yet to be recognized by English politicians. T- IE COECION ...

... downwards we are all of one mind on the subject, and the political importance ef affording an out- ward and palpable sign of this inward and in- visible agreement would be incalculable. THE HOME RULE UNION AND THE IMPRISONiED ?? London, Thursday. A meeting wasn ...

... stopped at that point. The care are now, however, running through on tlis line as before. Ji)r an exactly oppo-ite cause complaints were made about au aiter~fion on the Ratbhines line, | nm a much q4uclker service than heretefore, viz. a five nainutes' ...

... there are o0 complaints. too, of the diciculty of distribut. li ing the home grown produce owing to the t] high ates in the interior (hear, hear). g , ?? give an illustration of this. There has been s dunrin te )pst few years an inward importation P ...

... byhdgbalte cou1 hvo behaiou, bt h preferred isapriseaznint If 1' -painsii nd eNW4ire4 his .enc; . witwut makin the faintest Complaint. No i soonexie-as hbe- rejleased than the Go3rern- a uefi rect~muzenced proceedings against him, a on aother chargej and ...

... and what- ever may be the course taken by her Mlajestv's Government. it c.an have no effect on the ?? taken in regard to the inward mails. Mr. M. Healy, MI. .-I said that the abandon. =ent ef tsle Queen-itv;; ?? will lead to her easlug to be a port of call ...

... Irish Party is to maintain the cprincple of the independence of Ireland, entire separa- i tion between the two countries. My complaint, Mil. Speaker, is that the right hou gentlemn-I do not know whether 1 am justified in saying suppressed-at any rate lie d ...

... ing of a love t hat has been growing in the heart of Ireland for fifteen centuries, fed day after day c like the sea by its inward flowing rivers, and fed through the active ministry of a priesthood that gold could not corrupt, prosperity alter, sorrow ...

... are personally conversant with the position of affairs in that house, to draw your attentiu again and again to the defective inward organisation of that House of Parliament 'which blocks your business, which stops the expresson Qf opinion, which arrests ...

... him alive. Several members of his family have already died of this illnems. One Of his sisters died this year of the same complaint from which my hon. friend is suffering, and all his friends and his medical advisers know well that if the imprison- ment ...