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... Courtney occupies a humble seat with the Whips and some half a dozen other members on the steps of the Speaker's chair, and M1r John Morley,1-ho walked up the flooraamid the plaudits of the Nationalists at twenty minutes past four, takes his usual position ...
... precautions against the Irish overstepping the mark? Sir Michael cites Grattan's Parliament as proof that Mr Gladstone's proposed assembly would fail, but he forgets that Grattan's was a Parliament in a Roman Catholic country to which only Pro- testants ...
... owing (Friday) night wasi ac~ that the Secretary for Ireland should be able to take l hi a the second reading of the Irish Arms Bill on that a, evening sitter the notices of motion on going into m~ Committee of Supply had been disposed of. ai ?? THE HO0MERULE ...
... Rylands, Goschen, Kenrick, Finlay, Lord Stafford, Lord Lymington, Sir John St. Aubyn, Sir J. Goldsmid, John Corbett, Lord E. Cavendish, Roths- child, D. Davies, Albeit Grey, John Bright, Boyd Kinnear, Cuthbert Quilter, Sir H. Havelock-Allen, Sir A. Fairbairn ...
... which was met at the cemetery hr . gates by the Rev J. Hale Stephens, who performeA n .tb e funeral ceremony, after which the armed party C( of volunteers fired three volleys over the grave. fic MAIL AND SHIP NEWS. R1. rnEUTER'S TELEGRAM8,1 W)] I l PLY~ilOUJTEI ...
... thegrat aggregate of t British mpire, inr ,and hiw unprecedented is the demand for a dead Ti In answer to a correspondent, Mr John Bright has Written saying he is' sorry that there is any party in the country ready to acespt Mr Glad- stone's Irish Bill. ...
... scowling front to hostility that was not softened and while war spread its cruelties over that unhappy people. When the mighty arm of Christian charity 1 was brought to bear upon them it would be found to be irresistible. These were words not only of I Christian ...
... B 0-. Jarman, assisted byM 0. F.F Bergen, 11ev John Hails (missionary to Madagascar) to Annie E~. Bee seccond dnnghter of Or A4. keen, of Stapleton Bead. ]DEATHS. africi BAnMrAx.-July 28, at Keynsham, John Badman, r orrel of Congresbury, aged 70 years ...
... suggestion is now being considered by the Government. Mr H. S. Northoote, who generally addresses himself to the Sergeant-at- Arms instead of the Speaker, and so removes l temptation from the path of reporters who may wish to do justice to his replies, said ...
... a modif i- cation of the terms of the Land Act. The sacred and inviolable character of the Act of Union, which destroyed Grattan's Parliament, is such a fundamental principle with the opponents of Home Rule that 'it is of the utmost importance -to enforce ...
... constable on Sunday evening was yester- day reported to be progressing favourably, RAID FOR ARMS. An armed and disguised party, numbering about sixteen, made a raid for arms in the Ashford district, West Limerick, on Sunday night, and various weapons were taken ...
... Stansfeld delivered an address. The accounts which are coming in show that the gale was very destructive round the coast. In Cardigan Bay alone twelve vessels were yesterday reported ashore, and serious loss of life is feared. At coasting steamer with, it ...