... SPEAK OUT! The sturdy action of tlia Nationalists of Limerick in bringing the local Chamber of Commerce to confess its own insignificance has set an example which every representative man and body in Ireland will be driven to follow if the Citizens’ Committee ...

... SPEAKING OUT are pleased to learn that public meetings are likely to organised in Ireland during the Whitsuntide recess, and that our representatives will snatch time from their leisure moments to attend them. have never favoured a policy of dumbness ...

... SPEAKS. Mr. W. O. Clappertoa said it gave him pleasure as Englishman in being present that evening (applause). He had attended one Mr. Dillon’s meetings in England, and had given his vote a Home Ruler. Mr. Ranaome had said that were in his power he would ...

... THE VIRTUE OF PLAIN SPEAKING. It ?3 wholesome sign in Irish politics that ws are learning to call things by their proper names. Half the power of the tyrannies that make the lives of the people lives of misery consists in names. Landlordism seemed to ...

... Speaks at Loughrea. On Saturday evening (writes the freeman) Mr. William O’Brien, was arrested for the third time since Mr. Balfour assumed office. It was surmised from the activity of the detectives on Saturday that a coup was intended, and among Pressmen ...

... other Secretary Speaks. Sir W. HARCOURT said thafc aa the Chief Secretary conld not, according to the rules of the house, again reply, wished to say a few words bis behalf, hud to deal with similar cases in England, As soon case of this kind was brought ...

... A Scotch Professor Speaks. It is wholesome to find that many of our English and Scotoh neighbours are coming over here of late to judge matters for themselves. One meets them at every turn and in the most out-of-the-way places, and rule hears the confession ...

... The Crime of Wot Speaking Policemen, A novel prosecution is about to come off in Kerry. Last week Removables Cecil Roche and Captain Massey sat a Coercion Court at Abbeydorney, and Edmond Brick, Edmond M'Auliffe, Daniel Lynch, and James M'Auliffe, were ...

... speaks well for the people of Birmingham if we are to believe that Mr. Bright succeeded in rousing their emotions, for that worthy gentleman dwelt chiefly on the numerous virtues and perfections of Liberal rule in Ireland as proved by coercion, more ...

... speak for themselves. Dorgan took tho place in 18&1, at the yearly rent of £lod. It was then valued in one with adjoining farm, which is let the yearly rent of £l4O, the valuation being, of both togetuer, £7O. The revisor rearranged the valuation Dorgau’s ...

... If reports speak him trot, availed of the privilege to grossly misconduct himself. Of coarse secretary to one of the Loyel and Patriotic Associations. Is It any wonder the Press of Belfeet is wroth with and Patriotic secretaries, and promisee them wide ...

... The men of historic Clare are glare to invited to assemble in their speak out, might, which means their numbers just now, at the Hill of Eallycoree on Sunday, 28th imltant. We have ! iot the shadow of doubt that tivey will respond, every man of them who ...