... IFBride, J.P., Glee-Chairman: George Y. Beater, C.E; R. Deane Bolton. Thomas Newsom, 8.L.; John D. Hillis 31. D— Norbert L. Moran. William Pickering, John Russell. Ceo. Metcalfe, and Frederick P. Fawcett, Clerk to the Council. The Chairman said they all ...

... George P. Beata. R. Desna Bolton, tianmel P. Boyd, Thomas Benson, 8.L.; John. I) Hillis, 11.1).; Ambrose. Il•nnary. J.P.; Norbert i.. Moran, John Russell, Georg, Metcalfe, John Sibthorpe, and Francis IFBride. J.P., (Vice-chairman(. =MTN Or TKO TOWNIXLIP ...

... Mr. John Cummins, 111.C.C., presided, and Mr. D. D. Sheehan, M.P., delivered an eloquent speech, a resolution was passed by acelaniation, inviting the Lord Bishop of }erns,' Me.srs. J. E. Redrpond, M.P.; W. O'Brien,. M.P.; T. M. Healy, M.P.; John Dillon ...

... an Irish Peer; Spencer Percival was the second salt of Lord Egmont. an lrieh peer. Lord Shelburne, Lord Derby, and Lord John Russell were *veers of extensive Irish estates, and one of the peerages of Lord Melbourne was Irish. Canning was of Irish family ...

... R. Deane Bolton, Robert Booth, ,i,t ; William W. Carruthers, Thorn's ' pa, B.L. ; John D. Billie, M.D.; Gee. Valk, Norbert L. Moran, William Pickering, John Russell, John Sibthorpe, 'irk Mr. Frederick P. Fawcett (Clerk). or TOWSIIIIIIP. The tledi;al °dicer ...

... scrap, and the Court' had threatened to attach the defendant if she continued to obstruct the delivery of the sta. Mr. John R. Russell (instructed by Ur. Redden) Dow stated that all the iron had been giren up. and the °Ely peserion smutting was as to the ...

... and here were prevent:—Meesrs. John Behan. Merman O. L. Bergin, James Byrne, John carolsn, J.P. ; Jame., Collin., `at'.: Michael coughlau, Alderman 1M. 4 .1. 'AIWA DOM. Alderman Bowling. JAWS lowney. Bernard Fitzsimons, John to. :arty. William Fox. Dr.; ...

... have said sect a thing. Mr. John Henry Russell was no illconditioned fellow. He was • amuse? imam fairmouir. I MIIIT WILL OABB. lint his mind had become saturated with; Verdict ter Bare. Buiseell. ales delusions about Mrs. Russel,. and The jury, after twenty ...

... wedweedey• Helicon. 8.L.; John D. Millis. *.D.; Pet- all outs of and Coooduo bs.oB other objections also; and, under all the deal Jones. Francis Bride, J.P.; N. L. : i t..T.: p°:`,. cireateetancee , we hate to the eat- Moran, John Russell, William Pickering ...

... .1.P.; Thomas Hewson, 8.L.; Joke D. lie, 111).; Georde Metcalfe. Thomas MOW. Norbert L Moran, William richer:of.. and John Russell Or TIEI arllffileft. The medical report of Dr. Browse. se diral officer health for the distriet. showed that death rate ...

... Committee the future inks:lce If Irish to of the friends of Timothy Healy. Lord Dunraven, Thomas Sloan, T. W. Russell, John Dillon, and John Redmond. On the face lot it that was a proposal, in teh opinion of the speaker. to destroy the National Party ...

... believe the M.P.; Mr. D. S. Henry, S.C.; and Mr. 141, hie nor re S. 01 tutor Mr. Lynch (continuing) submitted that 1 John H. Russell instructe d by Mr. W. r ue Lora Lowe u.esea—keee, a ee‘eU t ran , We. 1 the statement of claim wag vogue on the Seddall) ...