... LITE LORD lILLANIN After Raituiern Mass at St. John's Roman rathoEr Church. Lee-on•Solent, nn Saturday, the body of Lord Killanin was con- to Fareham. en route for Galwr•. where the burial takes plan.. Lord Killanin died at his house at Lee ...

... Frank Lilley, aged 17, of Gladstone Street. Peterborough,. charged with begging and with assau lting Lord Killanin. Last night, said Lord Killanin, I was walking across Market Square when Lilky approached and said: ' Can you spare a few coppers for ...

... stole other cheques. Hr paid E 2 12s for supper for the Duncan Sisters who knew him as Lord Killanin. He obtained credit at a cafe, giving a cheque signed Michael Killanin. I then had a bottle, of champagne, sandwiches, and spaghetti, and was introduced ...

... lath bad travelled os British peapsels. PEER'S mum BURIED. Our Galway cerreepondmit says—piddal House, the Femme* et _Lord Killanin, was burned envied Meiaries on Wednesday nigh TELESCOPES SINCE 1108. APPRENTICE'S DISCOVERY. How the first telescope clime ...

... than Jb13,809 15s lid out the agricultural grant in respect of the cost of extra polico in that county. On the motion of Lord Killanin, resolution was passed calling tho attention of the Government to the unfairness of tho levying the cost extra police peaceable ...

... Eire will, we believe, give little satisfaction to the majority of the people here. The British Government spokesmen, Lord Jowitt and Lord Addison, each revealed a woolly-mindedness of thought and phrase which suggested that they were not on terms with the ...

... and. above all, independence. The discussion was continued Lord Northcote. Lord Dunmore. Earl Fortescue, Lord RibUesdale. Earl Cawdor. Earl Carrington, Lord Oranmore and Browne, and Lord Killanin. The debate ...

... REPIERYSTATION AT Rrarrll El. Lord KILLANIN locoed mendment' whirl. was designed to wits. that tome the tay•tion of trebled rotneined its the hand. of the English Maw. of C.M0M number of Irish roprorrathOlarro rehoultl remain se p. t. Be con that all ...

... claims of Galway transatlantic port. There was a very large and representative assembly, which was presided over the Lord Mayor. The Lord Mayor said this meeting had been convened by him from representations made him that if Galway ■« secured the transatlantic ...

... Leicestershire Hussars have two peers. The Queen's Westminsters have the same and another peer's son. One of these is Lord Killanin. who has personally persuaded 55 people to join his battalion. By the way, the Prime Minister's son, Mr. F. N. B. Chamberlain ...

... recent developments in Southern lrelaud is the exile and the death in exile of prominent Irishmen. Such men es the late Lord Killanin and Sir Henry Robinson had left behind all the interests of their prime and their maturity. They could. and solikl, have ...

... been rushed a ptecipitate decision very important question. and would always an uncomfortable feeling. Lord LANSDOWNE expressed the hope that Lord Killanin would withdraw his amendment, as. if hurried, it would have the effect of retarding indefinitely the ...