... that they were incapable of outrage, intimidation. (rune? Act* more elooucnily than word*. Lord Killanin, Irish Homan Catholic Unionist, made ;n the House of Lords in the recent debate on the Home Rule Bill. member of the Galway Board of Guardtsu*. and ...

... incapable outrage, intimidation, and crime? Acts spoke more eloquently than words. Lord Killanin, an Irish Roman Catholic Unionist, made a speech in tbe House of Lords in tbe recent debate on the Home Rule Bill. was a member of the Galway Board of Guardians ...

... There have been one or two changes in the Cabinet, none of pest importance. except, perhaps, the succession of Lord Loreburn by Lord Haldane as Lord Chancellor. Of the public reputation of Ministers, it may be said that none have increased their hold upon ...

... THE HOME RULE BILL. Attack on Lord Killanin. At the Galway Urban Council meeting resolution was received for adoption from the District Council condemning Lord Killanin for his speech and vote in the House of Lords against the Home Rule Bill ...

... incapable of outrage, intimidation, and crime? Acts apeak more eloquently than words. Lord Killanin, an Irish Roman Catholic Unionist, made speech the House of Lords the recent debate the Horae Rule Bill. He was a member of the Galway Board of Guardians ...

... would rest upon the heads of the Government. (Opposition cheer,.) The witting was suspended until 9.15. On resuming, Lord KILLANIN, an a Unionist and a Roman Catholic, deprecated attacks upon hie Nationalist fellow-countrymen. He declared that the Irish ...

... meeting of the College Historical Society last night the Auditor (Mr. Lemass) read paper “Our Responsibilities India. * Lord Killanin, moving vote of thanks to the Auditor, said British rule in India was marvellous feat, and had proved to benefit to the ...

... 48th inst., and will be saran- ised at the Wortminater Cathedral. The bridegroom's eider brother, Lord Killanin, has come forward lately in the House of Lords on account of some vary good and well-reasoned speeches he hoe made there, aid is looked on as ...

... arcnaology which Lord Avebury rendered. Lord Avebury was a member of the Athenaeum Club, resided at High Elms, near Farnborough, Kent, and 48, Groavenor Street, while the offices of Messrs. Robarts, Lubbock, & Co., are 15, Lombard Street, E.C. Lord Avebury was ...

... Honourable Mr. Justice Ross, vice-president of society, and there was large audience, which included the Right Honourable Lord Killanin, D.L.; Hr. John Dillon, M.P.; Sir Alfred Irwin, C.fi.l.; and Serjeant Sullivan, K.C. Th« inaugural addrew on Oi*r Bupremacy ...

... Iveagh. K.P.; Lord Farnham, Lord Massy, Lord Cloncurry, Lord Ckmbrock, Lord Langford, Lord Ashtown, Lord Castlomahie. Lord Talbot de Malahide, ...

... Inm loetromeote by Meere. & D. Weill. Lid. In the House Lords yeeterdsy the debate on the Duke of Devonshire’s amendment the motion for the second reading of the Home Rule Bill was resumed. Lord Ashby St. Ledgers maintained that the Government had mandate ...