... Lord Killanin has rt the lid Glamorgan | day, Mar ...

... supply of aeroplanes. Commission on Empire Trade. Lord EMMOTT (Under-Secretary for the Colonics), who was received with general cheers on rising to address the House for the first time, told Lord Killanin that correspondence was still proceeding with reference ...

... the Melting-Pot. Continuing, he said the Government had placed the House of Lords in the melting pot. The House of Commons, chained by the Parliament Act to the House of Lords, was being dragged into the melting pot, and the Home Rule Bill was going to ...

... House as to the convenience ke the opinion public welfare resolution now. of taking this! Lord Killanin withdrew his amendment and Lore He anticipated their lord. ships would! moved. the pass the first two resolutions substan ally without | which was agreed ...

... Lord Dunraven’s Object. Lord Willoughby de Broke called “Not Content” when the question of the third reading was put, but there was no division, and the Bill being read a third time Lord Dunraven rose to move his amendment delaying the operation of the ...

... otherwise. The noole Lord tilted vigorously at Lord Rosebery, and declared that the Bill was moulded oa the policy of Ananias. NOT DEAD, BUT BURIED ALIVE. Lord Killanin, an Irish Unionist Peer, also hostile, argued that the Lords were asked ...

... the House of Lords, which reads, nal oa neither Case would dissolution! « Theat ary snare of anch reform and HOLS oO LORDS bk \mendment to the Rosebery Resolu n. Lord Rosebery’s third resolution with regard the reform of tl House of Lords, which reads ...

... Seymour, pair bronze figures; Captain and Mrs. Harry Sturgis, carved chair; Mr. A. C. Benson, book; Lady Harcourt, um- Lord Killanin, glass jug; Lady Alice Ashley, water-colour painting; Hon. Henry Lvgon, walking stick; Sir Courtauld. and Miss j Thomson ...

... these is awaited. Lord Killanin’s Amendment. Lord Killanin’s amendment making Lord = Rosebery’ Ss resolution “that the possession of a hereditary peerage shall no longer of itself confer a right to sit and vote in the House of ...

... against desultory talk. stopping so suddenly that the sleeping-car to two months old, and had Leen there two or three Lord Killanin was induced to withdraw his telescoped the smoking-car. months at least. her husband for misconduct she must either submit ...

... always be an uncomfortable feelin The was then agreed 1 behind it ' Lond LANSDOW Lord ROSEBERY the m submitted tis third res expressed the hope that | Bution, viz. : | Lord Killanin would withdraw iis nt aS. ‘That a necessary preliminary of laf carried, it ...

... from Grove was eeen to“;o to Mrs. West's an Irish peer, Lord Kilanin, the scn of solicitors with Mrs. West. that witty and eminent Irih judge, Lord | The Invitations to Court. Morris. Lord Killanin d:livered some| gir Robert proceeded to read the etatement ...