... Timid Irish Lord. Lord Killanin, in letter to the “Times,” says he trusts that its Parliamentary correspondent not correctly informed in his announcement that an official Opposition amendment to the Finance Bill will be moved rejecting in toto. for, in ...

... ARNOCKS a, ROYAL AVENUE. LORDS PRAISE PACTS WITH “EIRE” END OF THE QUARREL Lord Killanin Hopes Ulster “Will Follow Suit” ...

... Francis, C.C., presided a. large meeting Oughterard on Sunday, which, the motion of Mr. P. J. O’Malley, J.P., Maam, seconded Lord Killanin, a resolution was passed protesting against the gross injustice of imposing the extra police tax on the district. Tfoe ...

... LORD KILLANIN'S SPEECH Lord Killanin, speaking as onel who might be regarded as an , embryonic foreigner. mentioned' that he was an Irish citizen who lived in Ireiand By tradition l am a King's man. By recent family 1 tradition I am a Unionist, although' ...

... IRELAND’S IRADE Rot to b« Separately Considered Royal Commission. In the House of Lords yesterday, in reply to Lord Killanin, Lord Emmott. Under-Secretary for the Colonies, Who was received with general cheers rising address the House for the first time ...

... daughter. Miss Elisabeth Julia Morris, both of 48, Lower Leeson Street, Dublin; and his nephew, the Right Uon. Martin Lord Killanin, of Spidoal, Galway. The testator left £12,000*10 his wife in addition to provision made for her by settlement, and he ...

... yesterday, in the case of Lord K son of the late Justice Morris, a famo Judge, who claimed compensation | state, malicious damage of the family re: and Spiddal House, County Galway, ia | amae. consequence of which Lord Killanin was Qe bie, Oh ...

... in Galway yesterday in connection with the trans-Atlantic question. the attendance included the Hori. Richard Nugent, lord Killanin. the Most Rev. Dr. O’Dea, Bishop of Galway; etc. Il was arranged that Mr. TatJow, general manager of the Midland Railway ...

... more than ever confirmed in that view after hearing Lord Killanin speak of Eire’s intention to take partition to the international field and of her influence overseas. Every word that Lord Killanin spoke about partition, said Colonel Haugbton, should ...

... BIG COMPENSATION AWARD. The* Right Hon. Lord Killanin has been awarded X 17,4& lor the destruction House*, at Spiddal, on April last year. THE LOST LISMORE. Judgment was delivered in Dublin jesters day the Court Inquiry into the loss Cork Sf.‘.inipa ...

... TO OX THE KEWS-IETTER. Sin—lt will be of general interest to know that five of the Commissioners National Education —Lord Killanin, the Provost of T.C.D., the Rev. Dr. Evans, Rev. Dr. Taylor, and Dr. Starkle (Resident Commissioner) have been appointed ...

... passed through all stages. Lord Killanin asked' the Government to take the second reading of the Irish Railways Bill that day that they could hear his views before the Committee stage was taken Friday. Lord Lytton assented, but Lord Midiclou objected such ...