... rho terms of Lord Seta ne's amendment noser mentioned tack. an alma* unknown Peer, Lord Killanin. nary pertinewly complained that iha oprin. t o on ought to base tried to justify its i m this ;round. tut had not. Nor I d terns of Lord lAtisdnerno's ...

... “If you want to erow boautiful reses, you must grow them first in your heart.” ¥ 4 In the Homo Rule debafe last night Lord Killanin uttered a paradox when he said that tho surest way of meking exclusion permanent was to enact that it should be temporary ...

... moved about the Chamber amid laughter. to letersted et arbelkwitow. 'Eventually the debate continued. -Os 115105 Wm Pew ' Lord Killanin moved an ameodment that the hog). sued .41 lame in, late 14. who. Abbey Road. ter principle embodied in the resolution ...

... to euggestion—niade some I tle time sinoe—that the Lords might ig re the resolutions, though they iould not ignorsx• bill. It will be, for example, prismestily open to Lord Lenadowne to reply to Lord Crewe—o• bis miming Commons' resolutions in the Upper ...

... to go on with the reautmo by the Special Coouniniopers, Wefts is thm Lord HENE-%OE supported lord •Inw eedieer, 71.. thr.th the d .. , tine duce .as to the mode of that dates.' Lord BTAND°RE omaki not a.. •h 7 th e ' in of tim rejection of the Finamo ...

... Herries, Trimlestown, Louth, Bellew, De Freyne, Howard of Glossop, Acton. Gerard, Morris and Killanin, Brampton, O’Brieu. To the Lord High Chancellor, House of Lords, February 14, 1901. ...