... Lord Killanin. In connection with the resolution passed calling on Lora Killanin to resign his position on the Galway Rural Council. the Dublin Daily Express: says:-- Another striking example of the boasted toleration which Irish Unionists may expect ...

... LORD KILLANIN. Lord KILLANIN was opposed to the bill being given a second reading. To do so would be ruinous to the good name and prestige of the House of Lords, and disastrous to its utility and anthority. He, for one, obrected to bring ...

... LORD KILLANIN. --- The Bight Hon. Killanin, D.L., in proposing that the thanks of the were due to the Auditor, said that he had particular pleasure in doing so, ea Mr. Lomas, in addition to filling • historical and dietiagunked position with rhetorical ...

... LORD KILLANIN The resoluti)n condemning Lord Killanin for speaking and v iting agaiost the Home Rule Bill and ealling for his resignation from the Galway Drstrice Coeneil, was read. Mr Meldonagh —[ don’t e wha* we have to do with this. Lord ...

... LORD KILLANIN. Lord KILLANIN thought that the House gave a second reading to the Bill the certain and inevitable consequences would bo ruin to the good name and tq the prestige the existing House. would disastrous to the utility and the activity of the ...

... LORD KILLAN IN. Lord KILLANIN said, on in of kind, they were dealing with a minion of such supreme and vital important. he did not feel inclined to give a situ vote. He knew his was unimportant. but, with respect to the mealier. eel the House, all their ...

... Lord Killanin and the Lords. Writing to The 'rinses, - Lind Killanin explains why he voted against Lord Husebery's third resolution. When the words longer - were introduced into the gene✓ail statement, and applied to the present House, it ...

... House of Lords has not more often the opportunity of hearing Lard Killanin. His wit is hereditary, for he is the son of that great amt witty judge best known as Lord Morris, and was his private secretary when he was Lord Chief Justice of Ireland. ...

... LORD KILLANIN ELECTED. We are pleased to ire able to inforrn our readers that our distinguished neighbour, Lord Killanin, has been elected Co. Councillor for the fifth time for the Spiddal electoral division. We know the great interest Lord ...

... (applause). Lord Killanin : I also wish to join with the Chairman in expressing deep sympathy at the loss of Colonel Nolan. I cordially agree with all the Chairman has said about Colonel Nolan. He played a conspicuous part in the history of Ireland and ...

... LORD KILLANIN CONDEMNED. At a sperial ineetinc of Rural District Council on Saturday last. Mr. MI. IleNeill. .LP.. presided. .%Iso present :—Mestirs. D. Moloney. M. Kiac, Grealish. J. Cunniffe, P. Ryan, W. Lardiner. P. Murray, P. King, S. Fahy, Xyne, ...

... SPEECH BY LORD KILLANIN. The quarterly meesing- of the Rural District Council was held in tbe County Courthouse on Saturday last, Mr Michl. McNeill, J.P, (in the chair). There was a full attendance of members, the names of whom appear in the voting which ...