... 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 ...

... 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); ...

... 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 ...

... CARDIGAN BY-ELECTION. Tlio firtfc weak cl the Cardigan by-election concluded with the reeult very much an open quew tiou. Captain Evans (Coalition candidate) «- pressed eaiialaction with the progress of his candidature. Liberals claim a majority in the ...

... one of the armed men . - . . , h . . on o - heartily Empathy, both f or u. Germany included. That why lam tout over unfortunate Moh.lly too und public, grounds, with Sre revolver to his raodth, and fired. Another Coalition candidate in Cardigan for the support ...

... J.P. Select reftrj-Messni. \V. R. Adair, B.Crosbm, H. T.Jftmou. J. mill, Thoe. Buckle, ~7 Milllkcn. Jas. Morrison. A. M•Grattan. VV. F. Walker. H. Ccrrlngton. J. J. Kenoy, and David M Klb- Wn. feidesrocn -It. Graham. IT. T. Patterson. A. Thomson. Lennox ...

... authorities. Mr. T. W. Brown, K.C., M.P., and Mr. J. C. R. Lardner (instructed by Mr.. John Gallery, Lurgan) dofonded M'Convillo; Mr. A. E. Wood, K.C (instructed Mr. John O’Hanrahan* Omagh) appeared for O’Boyle; and Mr. B. M’Guckin (instructed Mr. George ...

... Wounded in Struggle With Armed Robber. EXCITING CHASE ON BICYCLE. audacious bank robbery, followed by an exciting chase the armed raiders through the streets, furnished Dublin with a sensation yesterday. Shortly after 11 o’clock six armed men entered the National ...

... who has to, reads La Follettc’s speeches, though La Folletto has cost the United States more for printing than Henry Clay, John C. Calhoun, Daniel Webster, Stephen A. Douglas, Robert Toombs, Roeooc Cockling, and Matthew H. Carpenter combined. Mr. La Folletto ...

... found in fields in the suburbs of the city. It is stated that the victims were removed from their residences small parties armed men, in civilian attire. One of the killed was publican residing in the Cliftonvillc district; another was a barber carrying ...

... Gregg 3 3 0 William T. Pollock. Ltd 3 0 R. J. Adgey, MayfieU, Cultra 3 3 0 John M'Caughey, J.K 3 3 0 Rt. Hon. Viscount Bangor, D.L. 0 0 J. L. Gunning 3 0 0 John M'ConneU, J.P 2 2 0 John Fagan 2 2 0 Rev. H and Mrs. 2 0 .1. H. Torrens,.D.L. 2 2 0 Wylie A.- 2 ...