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... lIITNDIMIT WITIDIIR I. KILLANIN supported -- - ;mend twit. - Lewd OLENAVY that as he listened to the of Cation he meld not heir, reflecting that. lu view ot the mold* lord's tremendous Interest la the Irish Civil Service. he Intittet ham s little Thor' ...
... 7oth birthday yesterday. Lord and Lady Armagbdale will return to London this week from Monte Carlo, they have been staying during the wmt-r. Lord Killanin arrived in Dublin at the tcginning of the week from London. Yesterday Lord Clarina celebrated his ...
... COURT AND SOCIETY. Lord Darnby, formerly Mr, Urancis Willey, was introduced by Lord Illingworth and Lord Emmott. and took his scat in the House of Lords yesterday. The Earl and Countess Donoughmore have arrived 5. Chesterfield Gardens. London, from Ireland ...
... whole of your Empire. AMENDMENT WITIDIAWN. Lord KILLANIN supported the amendment. Lord GLFNAVY mid that as he listened to the speech of Lord Carson he could not help regecting that, in view of the noble lord's tremendous interest in the ...
... Government, and not necessarilv such would eventually constituted. hoped the Lord Chancellor might take that '' The Lord Chancellor—l could not agree to that. Lord Killanin. continuing, agreed that those who were coiitract’ng out should be given opportunity ...
... Criocieth last evening. crowd people awaited the Prime Minister’s arrival. Lady Eossmore has returned home from Switzerland. Lord Killanin arrived in London at the beginning of the week from Dublin, where he bad been staying for fortnight. Sir Horace Plunkett ...
... sothelitient debate, Lord would bewi on Om pot of the Govoinuseat I PEULII LORE Lord t LILIA to made tah.. lam. t0 0hs the 0t ., , , ti0n pontion ol Lord CRT- tar t h a t p u ,, orse sea as a pabl. • eking part to the tlelmtc . The. LORD CBANCELLOIL referriag ...
... following e . Viscount LONG suoDorted the amendment. Labour rs the subject of the deve- was apiiointed Lord ...
... would taking dangerous course. The LORD CHANCELLOR was never consulted to the moaning of the clause, but the Government moving the amendment were carrying out the view expressed the present Lord Chief Justice. Lord Carson’s apprehensions to the effect ...
... thit. interim report is to taken a* an earnest of its findings the whole subject of education, I think may look forward, as Lord Londonderry has encouraged to do, the setting a, system ot education iu Northern Ireland second tliat iu no other part of the ...
... appointed a member of the Viceregal Committee on Primary Education, known as the Killanin Committee, which held ita meetingot in 1918. He is a member of the Committee appointed by Lord Londonderey to consider the organisation and administration of the educational ...