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... personal honour, on the ground that (Mr Gladstone) had said that England! imposed the Union on Ireland with armed force 130,000 men : ami quotes from Grattan’s Life and Times in su'n•cantiation of his statement. r Smith, in his reply,quotes, on the other hand ...
... went n.i argue that the Irieli people had much reason tube grateful to l‘r.testsnts and to the ProUMiaiit Parliamont of Grattan, and that among the long line leaders who had won th© affection the Irish people were the names of notable Protestants. Did ...
... continent the causes for . quarrels which at any moment may arise—when wc know that more than I*2 millions of men are now bearing arms or liable to be called upon—is it sensible to believe that the millennium is come, and that will uever again be called upon ...
... CONVICT DALY. The Home Secretary was closely pressed by the Brothers Redmond to institute a further inquiry into the case of John Daly and to a personal inter- view with Alderman Martin of Birmingham and with Mr Faradale, the chief constable of the Birmingham ...
... polled 26353 votes, against 2376 given for MIr t Maholny. the ar( Mr John Dillon, while stating that the Home Rule will, if passed, grant greater liberty to Ireland thmil §he had in Grattan's Parliament, So says it is not perfection, and will require in amendment ...
... Paruellite. Mr Gibney palled votes, against 237b given for Mr Mahony. Mr John Dillon, while stating that the Home Rule will, if passed, grant greater liberty to Ireland than She had in Grattan’s Parliament, says it is not perfection, and will require amendment ...
... — Esca 1. flora 2, Silent 3. Four ran. HOKNEVCROtT STEKPLS' —Harlow 1, Wood cock 2 Lord John fell. Three ran. STARTING P. '■•SS. National Flat Race —Loin Cardigan, 20 to 1 against. Compton Hurdle Race—Spring, 11 to 10 on. Park Hurdle Race—Stint, 3 to ...
... Allegations Against Aberdeen Policemen.—in Aberdeen Sheriff Court yesterday Sheriff Brown on the bench -John Meston, 15 Richmond Street, Aberdeen, and John Mitchell, Glia Gerrard Street, Aberdeen, wore charged with having (l)on the 19th February, in Dee Street ...
... Eleven ran. PARK PLATE-Rouge Dragon 1, Cardrona 2, eWrinkles 3. Five ran. e DUNSTALL PARK. a TIPTON FLAT RACE-Osnian 1, Lord Cardigan 2, Wynberg 3. Three ran. ,t COSELEY FLAT RACE-Bergere 1, Bird's-Eye 2, Sezincot 3. Three rae. SHREWSE3URY STEEPLECHAST - ...
... hrewsbury (Notts. ) ANNOYING A A CYCLING CLUB. John Farmer, owner, was at the th- Western Police yesterday, with assaulting William Jones, pro- secutor, who aj in the witness-box with that his left arm in a sling, he Club. was secretary of the Belmont ...
... Maiden Hurdle Race —Caustic 1, Miss Lilian 2, Grovehill 3. Three ran. itlky Steeplechase Little Buttercup 1, Daffodil 2, Lord Cardigan 3. Kempshv Steeplechase. —Gardenia 1, Cardinal 2, Handy 3. Seven ran. City Hurdle Handicap—Brunswick 1, Sheridan 2, Boa 3 ...
... CLtB.-Eastern Rovers-Captain, Albert E. Ellington; vice-captain, Tomn Donald; secretary, John Thomson, 16J East North Street ; treasurer, Alexander Donald. CYCLING. John Farmer, aged 02, laundry owner, 1has been charged at the South-Western Police t Court ...