... -—John Hen: CIVIL BILL CU! of in, July Sessions, 308, Befure the ton, the ef Dablin, at the Coarthause, Ureen 11 o'clock. | This day’ (Wel newlay, Civi) Bills—@ and M, 142) a int) to L, Wal. Friday, Civil Bilts—M and N, 12. Saturday, Civil Bills—O to ...

... Irish Champi tern Europe. Fine dry|/nament of the Fit temperatare inland and yesterday at ts of the country is anti- The Dobdlm Unit day of August, 1906, next, |tbe Thirteenth in Vocal ! signed Solicitor for the Very | foe the of Ki » is , ond che the named ...

... 18th ?loco. no Only Dublin Candidate Successful. Presions Results enelude.— FIRST PLACE, UNITED KINGDOM, end BIM RUBE RESULT to 13 of 13 .I,sec-owe asenslose tan& CIVIL SERVICE INSTITUTE, 31 RUTLAND SQUARE. DUBLIN. JAMES P. KENNEDY. LATE &It.C.cL. PPINCIPAL ...

... Internatiorel Stocks were e ff ected by the doleeu Mb rellies, h but the ehmlui wee resettled lad weak. ileseit's Deep 11 2 Do Wait .- 11 23 .3 ie. l lO .1 Irish Civil Service Permanent Building Society 5 o_ so of the Continental Bourses, which were sweetly ...

... MEANS, into the peadition of the .The Royal Commission ap inted to inquire in and means of im eld its in of the Institate of Civil Engincers, el ihe of the Karl of (President), Most Rev. Dr. gi fake C.K C. R. Colomb, Bir Mowait, ally, ale Mr. Walter Bar ...

... inclined to think the utmost advantage may be taken of of the presents there wi as, indeed, record | compulsion in th e resettling of tenants; Gerald Spencer Cle. J, you Hawa even Mr. Birrell cannot have thought the of more than one bereavement, as, in ...

... ay. The SpeaKER took the Chair at 2.45. COST OF IRISH ADMINISTRATION. On the motion to go into Committee of Supply on the Civil Service and Revenue De- partments Estimates, Mr. KETTLE moved an amendment, declar- ing that the cost of administration in ...

... BENCH DIVISTION—In ( several Civil Side New Trial Motion—For J g —™M Fitzgeraid. Crown he pre tions Ex Parte. On Notice—The Kir ard another) v. Estates Commission heard ; The King (Collis) v. Estates rou use sioners. Civil Side (continued the only wae ...

... etteeethe reassesses pima eliembeec . Ti. Cemaiation wars of oplaitat Unit it 1 it was not possible to place the more , deserving el the JSoard's present and future officers on the footing of Civil Stir- rants, the establishment of • soperan, naation fund, and ...

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... -three years since knowing wh any and if the Declaration of I dence, yet al- so what, exists between the Irish Government the United States has lost three A and the Nationalist Party, and whether the merits. The chief : magistrates the ballet of the | matter ...

... proper subject for discussion and for compromise— for settlement by a; ment A Consti! tution 1 like that of the United hing be reformed and re-settled by fighting it out, or by a referendum. And there are some o' matters which might suitably he included in ...