... Timid Irish Lord. Lord Killanin, in letter to the “Times,” says he trusts that its Parliamentary correspondent not correctly informed in his announcement that an official Opposition amendment to the Finance Bill will be moved rejecting in toto. for, in ...

... Francis, C.C., presided a. large meeting Oughterard on Sunday, which, the motion of Mr. P. J. O’Malley, J.P., Maam, seconded Lord Killanin, a resolution was passed protesting against the gross injustice of imposing the extra police tax on the district. Tfoe ...

... IRELAND’S IRADE Rot to b« Separately Considered Royal Commission. In the House of Lords yesterday, in reply to Lord Killanin, Lord Emmott. Under-Secretary for the Colonies, Who was received with general cheers rising address the House for the first time ...

... in Galway yesterday in connection with the trans-Atlantic question. the attendance included the Hori. Richard Nugent, lord Killanin. the Most Rev. Dr. O’Dea, Bishop of Galway; etc. Il was arranged that Mr. TatJow, general manager of the Midland Railway ...

... Messrs.. Pearson and Co., the wellknown contractors, and Mr. Worthington, promoter of the jocal scheme. They were met Lord Killanin, ehaim.m of the local committee; Colonel Courteney, Mr. Marcus Lynch, Chairman the Harbour Commissioners, who were accompanied ...

... Heredity aod the Lords. To Lord Rosebery’s third resolution with regard to the reform of the-House of Lords, which reads : * “That the necessary'preliminary such reform and reconstruction is the ac-' ceptaqee of the principle that the possession of a ...

... Commons. The subject of the measure is to constructor reconstruct harbours on the west coast of Ii eland. The Lord The Earl MATO and Lord KILLANIN, on behalf of the congeeted districts of Ireland, heartily welcomed the Bill, and thanked the Chief Secretary ...

... Irish Lord who Won’t Vote. Lord KILLANIN, an irishman, desire to take the opportunity endorsing the view of the Budget expressed Lorda Donaghmore and Ashbourne. pointed out how unfair was the incidence tire taxation imposed by the Bill upon Irish commodities ...

... CHAPELS SECTION REINSERTED. On Clause 7. Lord KILLaNIN moved to reinsert the sub-section which was struck out the other House on report stage permitting the erection of any church,'chapel, place of religious worship or observance means private benefaction ...

... precipitate decision on very important question, and there would always be an uncomfortable feeling. Lord LANSDOWNE expressed the hope that Lord Killanin would withdraw his amendment, as if carried, it would have the effect of retarding indefinitely the ...

... IRISH ROADS. The House of Lords and the Question 6f Motor Cars. Yesterday afternoon, the House of Lords considered the Public Beads (Ireland) Bill Committee. Lord KILLAMN asked whether the. Government had received approbation of the Bill from the Irish ...

... secretaries, the Fellows, the Curator, the Chief Clerk, and the other members of the staff of the University. On the motion of Lord Killanin, seconded the Earl of Rosse, it was agreed unanimously:—“That, in the judgmenVof the Senate, the sum proposed to be /allotted ...