... medallists, 1879, wlio passed in ) the first ?? P. hSb6key, Patrick a Foley, John ,J. Ryan, Thomas' pw!gy, Jas. r Keegan, Patrick' Blarnett, I atrik O'D, 3 M'Guire, Patrick Dowlig, John' MuFphy; Second ?? V. Ryan. Fit 3 B.A. Degree, ?? Kgeegan FraDcisa . P ...

... advisers | : o of the Crown for the bene§i of Ireland was In ' either rejected or niutilst-d by the Lords, iln vwhile Lord John Ruassll declarel in the samne ! ar Senate that not~iing tira or stable vsas pos- JU siible in Ireland Inless the Government ...

... looking at things that a I;bosthoon in Monaghan named -Sir John Leslie,;had fallen before Tim Healy (applause). One of the most truly democratic conatituencies in Ireland received with open arms an aristocrat who had plenty of brains and an Irish heart ...

... wvithi telegrams, andi the excitenuent everywhere was tremendous. At| a few minutes after twelve o'clock the Sheriff, phe Hon. John William I'Clintook Bunbury, declared the counting finished, and the totals were found to be as follows Gray ?? ?? 1224 'MacFarlane ...

... reform, after peaceful demands by leogg methods had proved themselves inef'cctual in obtaining redress. The 60t000 armed Volunteers of Grattan's move- ment, affirmaing that no power on earth, save the Kzng, Lords, and - Commons of Ireland. had power competent ...

... British Par. Liament and Grattan's Parliament; but hun, members wiould do well to notice -that b, this bill every one of those poiuts had been removed from the cognisance of the Proposed Irish Legislature. It was impossible that Grattan's Parliament could have ...

... the front rank of thie Liberal partv exicept Mr.. John Morley and Sir William Hi:irc-;nrt had ad- hered to Mtr Gladstone in his new crecrd. ?? those who had revolted from hlin were 5gi.1 mien as John Bright, the .3arn-uis of ?? MIc Chainberlhin, hr. ...

... Lord ESHER looked upon the bill as a most H dangerous one. A case of burgl of the gravest M) kind-where the burglars were armed with re- s volvera, and were disguised with crape masks- fa might under it be eent for trial at the Quarter u Sessions, and ...

... those present were :-Lord Ardilaun. Sir John Barrington, Lord James Butler, Sir George Owens, Sir Wm Carroll, Geooge Woods blaun. L sell, I) L; Alderman~ Moe-ers,-J;P Henry Doyle, C3 B. HD li inahan, D L: Si r John Arnoot, W H Lyones,. J P. Cork;- Mr David ...

... sham, Bobinson, Goldsmnitb, John=on (Chrysall, Sterne, Tickel, Brooke, two Lelande, Hiamil- . ton, Rirwan, Bickerstaff, Macklin, Ma. in tlone, Mrs. Sheridan, two Sheridans, Griffith, br Courtnay, Burgh, Burke. Flood, Grattan, Curran, ar Z and others ? ...

... Mr. JOHN DILLON obtained leave to bring in a bill to amend the law relating to the registra- a n I tion of voters in Ireland. The bill was backed a h j by Mr. Maurice Healy, MIr. Chance, Mr. T Healy, e Mr. T I~reington, Mr. Small, and Mfr. John Dillon ...

... tde representatives of your policy- t Undoubtedly Mr. John Redmo-- was the representative, and his brother accom- panied him. You do not deny that these two gentlese represented yotr policy? tr. John Redmond represented me in America. The Attormey-General-The ...