... 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); ...

... 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 ...

... worsts. het aiwe. I Yeast do it I will through it without gutkieg mama jurors RUT; their Grist ammarams aimultanvoaaly with A* Arm for Noriegton. oak Tamday. • special room has bees ter mods for them. The drat **steers pawed la the sew courts was our of ...

... 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 ...

... Welsh le Mali at Weignionoter rasp. It dew not folio. that Mr. tarputh It now rode Cardigan. I underrtanil, indeed, that be, has intention of Apesking ley-elowl Mon. Sir John Simon having olready ham , there ea the ..n.e.4 Indepentleot Liberalism. None of ...