... . 1 ND -pR~if' 'IASE. OT'1VHA SEPI THr TPFNT A1T ES ''tt 'i'it n at r ?? *'ec~~tA ~ purch*'~~ of E iST CLARE. C i't'-At a ipineiai V :t Twin tiiet &roi. ' B. ' - Offrin at~ a l th e 'latterTvtl8 mie iwe, ?? a u itcore 'C t WM005 .Ii'i at * 'mnu'c i, him 1evi, Eels ~ ' IA'; toed for * ?? SU AI i.ifVICE TO T i-, aromiir Board2 Mrh r crrad to the he English ant ?? sI moved a gmat' ~ ~ ...

... LIBELLING 'MR. SAM- HUSSEY. MaARGE AGawsT i mAoNE r.! - (.eAcxAL TELZORAX Sir Roberd Aritur DenOy, BrtW, riding 24 Stretley roadw, Kibisrn, a~prned before M Plowden at the Marylobons Police Court, London, today to answer a summons charging him with nlawfully ond Mali oi publish. ing b . i ly 3ibtl of, an _ ?? One Smel Xurr~ Bu~s ye if aiother. The de- fendant wasl not leasly reprsente4. :r~ ...

... I AIAC I~is LEAE, DUBLIN. I , IIS: &SPEAKING WjrrNESES AT if, 1i1Elir FDt.-K Y KIEiMNS JOURNAL.. i ?? StR-The awjournoed hearing of this |csse ci' 23tr7 in-t slhoes clearly enoitgh the 11nn;1air and hos'ile spirit which prevails in I ny rla'.eS a7aizistS ti Irsh language. . I On !ii, first i ty, it might perhaps be Leld thpt the decisisn t. commit Patrick Connore for ?? of cort was arrived at ...

... A CONSTRUCTIVE PROPOSAL., TO THE EDIT1rO fREEMAN'8 JOURNAL. Dast Sia-To judge by every-day after- dinner chat and the ordin ry gossip of the newsroom t are can be but littrle doubt that- after tle ?? Rela inos Report-the Catholic Univeisity question is the question of the hour. Over and over again oue iinmett with the challenge in more or less polite phrase- Why don't ' you Trish' or why ...

... IlONDONe C}REPON tNUT I (FROM OUR OWNwCoausNr) flndoie, Tueday Morning. ~r. Bal~four'S ttateulent yesterday thlat the Financial Relations dobue eann4t be bmll unfil *to coinruittee on the dtflcation Bi'll is coinp!eted caused tht. greatest Purprise and jilsttisfalction among thle Irish members- S1nan titns ago, in reply to r. Dilln' , the ! eader of the Houte eas pl;inly under*tood r convey ...

... ROYAL RIS11 ACADEMY. POilrRAIT PRESENTED OF DR. J. kELLS INGRAAM. Yesterday a general meeting of the Royal irish Acadeumy was held for presentation of rID oil portrait by Mliss S Pureer,- hemn R H A, of Dr john, Kelil Ingram, S FTC D, who was President of the Academy from 1891 to 1896. The portrait is an artistir success and en admirable l3keneqs of Dr Ingrain. Reov Dr Ilaughton, S F T C 1), ...

... I-~ ' J F Lw.E$; ECTURaE. ;. -1 lI, !MJe irg q len i8; 9.- iid audience mtir, .1 Irel in the Antient r .Rs >! nl .1; l: ergus Oltiea. .e or.' ---an I the aizi-l.-td andi : . r ce attendance ia enki z M;, r. Iirk tle tribu.te to a of the ie.-riner. di L letleiats and Cir- rii I ihi thdit therne * :, b place-I in more * i I e cG tlie cifited r-1 A;-. cc.aturi-t himlself. aone . ?? ?? 1n. be-n ...

... TFflil DIFFERENCE BETWEEN , (;ORMAN-AND O'GORMAN. Ystsvte ary, beore the Master of rho Roll; tile hearing was resumled ?? tflt -case of Fallon v. Slarten, ht; which an ?? was wade (In thle part of the plaintiff, Mary Fation, to enterid rtea writ cf scommntns byjimning tilce Coiamisaieneirs of Ohas itablei ljaunatitcns aind Requests as defendants, and for an order thalt the defendant, the Re, ...

... THE- OVER-TAXATION OF - IRELAND. -: THE NEW COMMISSION. VIGOROUS SPEECHES BY UNIONISTS. At the meeting of the Mullingar Board of Guardians yesterday a very important disuns- sion took place with reference to the Fiin cial Relations movement in this country. fr. A T F Briscoe, J P, a Unionist, presided, anai the question -was introduced by Mr. T F Levinge, J P; another Unionist, who attended ...

... THIE llPt)ERR OF ST. PATRICKs. a- ?? :'IN1VOSiTUtE Ok' TIRE EARL1 OF CUAU'DDN-. his Er.;es'lisicy tha ordl I ~ Clontent, by hor ?? ncniuinX'. ulbd a Chliapter of the Jilo4t llitretvisus Ovid-i of St Parli-iik at Dublin Castle Ia-It tlihilt. At, ton o't0 c his Excoel- lency rrceed' in .Svs, alttended by his liouithold StatT 'nd Pai, 's 01 Eionoeur, througl St tiriki;'s id to the Chair oP State ...

... ITH .Aid RLN BLECTION.S Sc far s-the retnrns of the electionsa under the new ?? franchise in Aust have cometo hand, the results show a remarkable victory for the Catholios, The signifieance of the ?? vietory in. Vienna has been keigbtened and tontirmed by the victories of Dr Lueger's friends in the pro. vinces. The party tnown as the German Liberals bas practioly been wiped out of Austian ...

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