... were: The H6n. George Allsopp,' M.P., Lord Robert Bruce, Sir John Colomb, M.P.,' Lord Forester, Mr. John Fletcher 'of Saltoun, Mr. J. F. -Vesey FitzGerald, Colonel Long, Mr. A. IL Morton,,M.P.j, Lord Morris and Killanin, the Hon Martin Morris, Mr. Granville ...

... Captain Cheevers. There was a large number of clergymen also present. Mr Richard J Kelly, B read letters apwogy from Lord Morris and Killanin. Lord Clonbrock, Lady Clonbrock, Colonel Daly, the Rev Father Dooley, the Rev Father Lally and others. He mentioned ...

... Christian of York Prince Lord Lieutenant of Ireland Lady Cadogan the of Portland Portuguese Minister Prince Soltykoff Lord Derby Lord Lady Crewe and Howe Durham and Lambton Lord and Lady Falmonth Lord Lady Bradford ...

... ry explanation to begin again. loan Mobbis, having power to add to his number, has taken the title of Lord Eillanin. is now Lord Morris and Killanin,” t>., an excellent Hibernian example of Sheridan's ‘‘Two single gentlerolled into one/ THE SEXT BEMBPIT ...

... Cheerers.8 There was a large number of clergyman a>so present. Mr Richard J Kelly, B L, rend letters Of apokogy from lord Morris etd Killanin, Lord C~lotbrock, Lady Clonbr , Cl Dsl, the Rev I Father DccIey, the Rev Father ally, an. . others. Hi3e mentioned that ...

... to capture guns of the enemy as they had captured ours. The army hitherto had not been properly trained for war. He hoped .Lord Roberts would not employed on civil duties and so kept from giving them the advantage of his enormous knowledge with recard ...