... Macpherson, one the backers of the Bill, describe it. “The condition Ireland is that of an armed country,” m the House on Ith March. The Sinn Feinera are collect inc arms to murder, mutilate and destroy tha law abiding citizens. Only this morning I received ...

... furniture. The re. wanYkst the tent was ersctod on the coons, and the race cards were add d by Mr. John trairie, a member of the r miniver. Whra amotor car armed •ith the cards same were stolen from !t. Shortly a:noin..ols. when wo n cards had Iron sold tn ...

... 'that Grattan 'should nonnee the funeral elegy for the hbertive whale birth he had hauled. That libenv . which be had bo_ped might be perpetual end-rred exactly 18 years. Grattan lad traced the career in Ireland from injuries to 'arms, and from .arms to ...

... reported that in with in - 444110110 M he bad forwerded credentials to Mr. Janes Baird, 8.A., a who ie to New Zedand. Mr. W. Grattan 8.A., was as • for the ROT. W. G. %rains and Rey. J. Mulligan too& part is Rev H. Miley condoned the of day se Moderator. ...

... dignity in Russia Ivy the short-sighted action of the Western diplomatists who are striving everywhere to abolish ideas by armed brute terve, there have been at this hour uo reason to fear that an understandiw- between the three Republics mightlat based ...

... Lord F french, Lord Monteaglo, Right Hon. Thomas Lough, , H.M.L., County Cavan; Sir Horace Plunkett, Sir Hutcheson Poe, Sir John O'Connell, Sir Thomas Esmondeu Major-General Sir William Hickie. K.C.B. {formerly General Officer Commanding the Irish Division); ...

... mouths back, after Dave took it into his head to run away from the farm to push his fortunes abroad. ny, the lawyer from Cardigan told Jos' Parry all about this an' tis yourself, Gwen, that will inherit the farm an' every penny piece that ha.- longed ...

... next friend, Isabella. Cullman, 21 Bell Square, Lower Whitehouse, is claiming damages for alleged breach of promise against John Paton, Barbour Street’, Belfast, Mr. Arthur (instructed Messrs. Bigger and Strahan) applied on behalf of plaintiff in both ...

... DEATHS. —October 10, his residence, Stramore, ford. John. d( aily-boloved husband of Jane teson. His remains will removed from the address day (Tuesday), 12th inst., i for in Scarva Presbyterian . ifhyard. Hoe ply regretted his sorrowing V. . and Family ...

... Funeral strictly private. flowers request. jDardner —Octolter 10, 1‘.>20 suddenly IT his. j 0.-udence, 29. Avenue. William John Ciitrdncr. ir. Ins 89th year. Fimcnil private. rera rc-iuest Lindsay—October 11, at her residence, Punlady, Margaret, widow ...

... were on the Millets in a field by the roadside near Patten in that direction. whereupon to e num b e r . o per. armed . giant at the time. the arm men gate lasgreen. the people vanished, flying in all direetions. Ilefore the first-mentioned saltine ran s ...

... the helter-skelter stampede* and short time there wore very few people about _ save the armed forces the •■town and those hemmed by them. William A'urran Grattan Parade. Drumcondra* who is an assistant Messrs. Tyler’s boot shop in George's Street, received ...