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... Belfast Banking Company, Mr. Ronan, K.C., with whom was Mr. Chambers, K.C., Mr. Bates, K.C., and Mr. Wylie (instructed Messrs. John Malone and Herbert Malone), appeared on behalf of the defendants seeking set aside the verdict and judgment had the trial of ...

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... change in the Constitution—a menace to the safety of the Empire. (Applause.) MR. REDMOND'S PROMISES. SPEECHES BY MR. JOHN GORDON, R.P., MR. JOHN B. POWELL. LC.; CAPTAIN BRYAN COOPER. RR. SAMUEL P. BOYD. &O. Last evening • crowded meeting of the Unionists of ...

... daughter. the Hon. Monica Clrenfall, who is to g hLizecnted at Cant this spring. Lord of haa left Tanen Park for to Cnrio. Sir John hail - left London ferr Switereland. He will stay at Beatenberg. Sir Edward and Ledy have returned to Landau frost Sheen Palle ...

... From - - IRISH ORATORS. I ■—' - ___ __ A CHAPTER FROM THE LIFE CF RIGHT HON. JOHN FOSTER, ROBERT EMMET. Speaker of the House (By D. J- of Commorts. (Continued) (CONTINUED.) following biographical sketch taken According to Sir Bernard Burkes confiden- ...

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... England's treatment of Ireland. They had not forgotten the men that si z land. k Cl•ecrs.) before them, and they would tell n Mr. John Milroy. who also spoke. declared that bin political (aith of Ireland was tha t she Mayor of Dublin that they would not • repudiated ...

... I might go on be add that the Church oflreland claims to be an older Chnetian body than the Church of Rome in Ireland, sad arms that the Church of Rome usurped I under nenry 11. of England the power, prodkiss, and property which had appertained to the ...

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... Commonwealth, 17 the place of the Hon. Victor Hood, who resigned owing to ill•heakts. The Speaker is leaving London for Hutto, John war Posnrith, whence he will proreec on Monday to (Muerte', Forest % Puethahire, en • visit to Lord and Lady Amman. The Chief ...

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