... Local Government, sieved the from the gallery. Mt= AIMITALII. be first wrinkle in the Chamber were Dr. tram, Sir Thaw N. Grattan Yeancustle, Cal Naarice MOON% The lint lady Senato arrive was Moo. Wyse Power, who. warmly greeted by President Coegrave other ...

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... when orders were received to ream carp to Tan Diessaa's Leal Perhaps finest tribute to John Makers worth was that pronounced by Member in a ridelivered to Grattan Codeferat• b, after his trial and meridiem. 'Mere is • black skip epos Southern sea this ...

... was in the barrack's day-room at Belcoo, when 20 or 30 men, armed with revolvers and auto- matic pistols, entered and ordered the Specials to put up their bands. The men then removed all 'the arms in the place and took 14 of the ixonstables, including witness ...

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... IRELAND ONE UNIT Partition an English Device to Keep This Country Weak JOHN DEVOY'S FAREWELL MESSAGE On the eve of his departure for America Mr. John Devoy gave a message to-day to the frisk people. in the course of which he pointed out the partition ...

... itioitopletestww of the 1911 mums was admitted. It is not stated Oa Monday evening • lectors, entitled Grattan's Parliament, .ill be delivered Mr. John Costello in the Father Madam Hall., Church street. The chair will be taken at :8 o'clock by Father illoyaiss ...

... Patrick Moore, John Moran (solicitor), Drumm Coughlin, Michael Hearn, jun.; P. Slattery (secretary Rat&mines and Ilathgar National Registration), together with °Mout and committee of the company, Messrs. J. Rankin, J. 'Byrne, U. E. Cameo, John Nolan. and ...

... miJ h o .k had Imre. The eierft.• Of tO-411/ I drink B. istieferery. Mr John and afters! rafters the Carrnittees. on the engine through Jlol'6oll of the ,rity eed to Cork At Grattan Bridge two Ilines of hase_ftre tufted on. and aith greet piefteitade Mn ...

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... ant, Plasesat Moho* who lalwrised tin and bears nerve of that suss Levees Panay who was Grattan's right hand an in the Irish Parliament lappleen t The visit of Mr. John Redmond, M.P., and who opposed to lest WOW Miatheiter yesterday narked yew the An, of ...

... ,. The Itill hod rowel the wooed reaJing. and had been referred t.. s Committee in ..td, to rh.lt the view.. 1 the bodies armed. the repreeentative. h Government stating the% vhde inwoh.d the measure, they theoght rueh . h . old Th. Today the aft•lreland ...