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... 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 ...
... been spoken of as termiue justice—(chsers)—and I want know are » restoration of Grattan* Parliament. The wo to attempt te square our obligatione honour name of Henry Grattan muet ever deeerted olasa by the reoklecs riek of public money? great spell to conjure ...
... day ho would move that the House accord him • special vote of thanks. Mr John Murky. in reply to Mr C. E. Levitt. sold it was not intended to ia a bill for the of the Irish Arms Act (whieh expireo on let June) before the Easter roam& He hoped during the ...
... INQUIRY. The inquiry into the loss the Oregon was resumed in Liverpool yesterday before H. O. Rothery, Wreck Commissioner. John Rogers, able seaman, said he was on the lookout on the morning of the collision. He was on the port side the promenade deck ...
... motion in favour of thec second reading of the REome Rule and Landl Purchase measures was carried against anl 1 amendment by Sir John Lubbock approving of I a large extension of the powers of self-govern- ment throughout the kingdom, without, howf- gever, the ...
... sefrome—(cheors)---as email sup on the took off his anil bared conceding to Irish Nationalists what hag been the hie right arm, and whiopered•- Stick me Do maimpring of their actions dosing the lost eightymou want to be bled ! I do. Opens vein and ...
... c-edit of this country pledged now on behalf of Ireland? What were they keeping an army Ireland for ? What were they keeping armed police under the British Crown for ? It was for the enforcement of law and order in Ireland, and particular for the enforcement ...
... Kirkcaldy. Sir A. Fai. b irn Utley Division. _ Lord Hartington Rossendale Division. John M'Culloch - Rollox Div., Glasgow. J. Ferguson Carlisle. C, Hardy North Norfolk. John Bright - Central Birmingham. Viscount Wolmer Petersfiald Divison. At M'lrnei Hexham ...
... horribly maltreating uim, left him on the ground r .i a pool of blood. t John Ryan was sentenced to 12 years' penal t 1 servitude at Leeds- Assizes yesterday for the V l manslaughter - of John Hardman Gillett, a sportiug reporter, in the Tontine Hotel, 6hef-: ...
... with the adjourned debate on thte 1c, Irish Government Bill, T Mfr HEALY gave notice that on going into Coih- mittee on the Arms Bill he should move that it ,be t] an instruction to the Committee that they hrive A. power to change the title of the Bill ...
... necessary in order to put the military and naval departments in cash to take arm}' and a navy vote. It would then be their duty to ask the House to fake the Committee on the Arms Act (Ireland) Bill, for although he hoped that the discussion cf that stage ...
... humhlo ability. had restated the Irish Land Act of 1870, the Agricultural Holdings Acts, the Irish Land Bill 1881, and the Irish Arms Act. as believed they were wrong in principle and vicious in practice, and would fail in the long ran in the objects had in ...