... consisting of IL the Most Rev. Dr. O'Donnell, Lord Bishop of Raphoe; John ?? Bedmond, MP7, chairman of the Irish Parliamentary Party; and Mr. Alder- man Stephen O'Mara, Limerick; grants to be nide only in support of candidates chosen by coventions duly iummoned ...

... THE UNITY OF THE ITfISH PARTY. Ii a, DEMONSTRATION IN it LIVERPOOL t g ri SPEECHES BY IRISH LEADRELS ENGLAND'S OPPORTUNITY. Yesterday afternoon a, meeting of Liverpool r( Irish Nationalists was held at the Ade~lphi a Theatre, Christian-street, in support ...

... national self-government. The opportunities wfich the party system in Great Britain in its very nature opens up to an Irish party numerous, constant in attendance, united, and independent of &R British parties, are known to us by past ex- perience. Ministries ...

... TeLiberal Party. :in rtttf who rose to respond, offered two u1 r tlureo words by gsay of a~pology for an. instru- ment of Government in these days very un- fehinb- -e meant the partyy system. He 0 gathered from recent Manifestations that our if party syttem ...

... GARDEN PARTY AT BOOTLE - The delightful weather experienced yesterday was all that could be desired to make the garden party given by the Mayor and Mayoress of Bootle a thorough success. The interesting gathering was held in Derby Park, which at the present ...

... he could not 'help. joiing the party once again to work under te* alesleadership of Dr. COmnuis (vplause4) Councllor Daly ansetded the resolution and strongy urged au Irishmen to reo the Liberal paty, to rconce the To party, ad to reroncee all dissenasies ...

... QUEEN'S GARDEN PARTY.1 BRILLIANT SCENE I DESCRIPTION OF THE DRESSES. I Her Majesty gave a garden-party yesterday afternoon at Buckingham Palace, for which the Lord Chamberlain had issued some 5000 invit- tions. A cloudless sky and brilliant sunshine prevailed ...

... COMUNEY AND TRlE | IIBJgL PARTY. t e s I NG OF LIBERALS AND LIBE L UNIONISTS. A A prints r meeti of-- Libera, aind Iibersl Unionists w eld et Liskeard on Saturday night, haing bean convened by circular signed by two mnbasoL each party. Mr. Thomas Dyer preide-ver ...

... before con- he sulting the Liberal Aza6ciation, I must presume ythat they prefer to discuss party matters in public h rather than-in private conference with the party s managers. As your journal has a large circala- e tion in the Wigan district, I must ask ...

... candidates of the n _sectarinn party, who have adopted the title of The United Educational Party, but he will again come forward independently as the teaeher3' nominee. The unsectarian party, the Independent Labour party, and the Trades Council have ...

... islands. The Labour party in Ger- many is the strongest single political party in that Empire. By noting how it has achieved and conserved its strength we shall be able to see the laws which will govern and shape the growth of the Labour party hare. The Labour ...

... they had paid to him it wa be- C U he had eadeaa'oued in his political life to p adhere to his party, and to be content with prin- ?? by which that party had been distinguished r for generation:l He was old-fashioned enough to be a Liberal without, any ...