... MR. PARNELL SPEAKS AT JOHNS- Xo tattling wm held Uitre, bat Ur. J. Bedi tuund, speaking bia car. told the people that | waa not their intention to have meeting there, Mr. Parnell having already bad another opportunity explaining riewa the people of the ...

... should struck out of the bill. The hon. member was speaking when 12 o’clock arrived, and The Chairman left the chair. miscellaneous. The House resumed. The Tramways Order in Council (IreUnOj South Clare Railways Bill was read a second The Agricultural ...

... h*4rd htwi speak, and baa* be*B amaaed iJ language. Take a the hart, you find •** -« eotußß* large paper covered with b» thr magaonoi rerirwa of land*, aad find iUoUraled the Me mateUeaa *»•« of down wonh. Th* caterer* iacthe K- c t—»- Ataeiica, well ...

... perfectly paea ta allttatagradtaata.- sttaißod high rapafattim ~ AKtUPT. JVUIKNK. BALT REGAL po&OaaatalUmft pIAMILIKa, ead speaks the MdHeat PRAISE OF SALT REGAL. MASKED DiamiCnOH ■* bhim wrJSSm^ Aitaitur^— 'H uamrrtMMataMak •» SALT i ...

... • r-y-_,ZZZ- r . ' fISSCL.tr.A nBADaIIAiV, from China.win Speak art.l Mac to Chinan roatame Tooipht. 9 n'etork. In road Chorth. Bathmlwa col lection. COXCKUT(«totof dtothweiehed l»ahortly fiewa NoeCidtomad toapiintwit Pnbd. ImOim (toeicto*>ef. » -Vi«t ...

... injured. The other persons injured are do ...

... ami trust it will not necessary for In proled lon of slandered character to speak out, and fnllT ; but if it do necessary. I. matter what may be the consequences, shall speak out—Youra. dc. J. T. M'CoßMsem. T.C., Journalist. Darts street, Tipperary, August ...

... THE HON. MRS. AHOK. This lady of rank from China is to speak in the Christian l.'nlnn Bulldfngs today (Wednesday). Tbs chair wDI Ukru at 12 o'clock noon. Doobtles* many will glad to avail themselves of another opportunity of seeing and hearing this d ...

... CATIONS. The News, referent* to ElUerature, speaks of the Pawilt Herald—'• That i ten* of booae- PBO E CNWOETHY, 4 NEW NOVEL, . A. By the Author “In aOna Coontiy, “I«d Daughter. - ' dee.. la contained in HERALD PART POE JULY, Which also the eontlnaetloo ...

... There is. 1 Vtspcct, hisuiriu authority for Cromwell's alleg-d boast which your correspondent refcre. nor was it the Irish speaking people the other provinces who were driven him to Connaught. The transplanters were mostly Anglo-lriMi persons of property ...

... Killamcy. In driving round tire suburb* they were followed by three plain clatbcs police, mounted bicycles. Mr. O'Brien, speaking afterwards a crowd opposite his hotel, the present with his previous visit the town, when was hedged round with bayonets ...

... evening, referring the latter occasion, say* that the published on the subject proved to incorrect, the very fact that it speaks of Coasts to the armies, whereas neither the Russian nor German Army was proposed the luncheon, the healths of the Emperors ...