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... terms of Lord Laint:owne's amendment neier mentioned tackirg; an almost unknown Peer, Lord Killanin, very pertinently complained that the Ot.- position ought to ham tried to justify it action on this ground, but had not. Nor r. , the terms of Lord I.anadownes ...
... the changes made in this Declaration. Two Irish Roman Catholics, Lord Macdonnell and Lord Killanin, also welcomed the new Declaration as a message of peace. Finally, a Presbyterian peer, Lord Balfour of Bycleigh, commended the Bill, and it was then read ...
... Rome. Lord Plunked is related to many of the leading families in Ireland. On his mother's side he is a nephew of Lord Iveagh and Lord Ardilaun, and on his father's side a nephew of Lord Rathmore, that fine speaker in a family of fine speakers. ...
... PARLIAMENT HOUSE OF LORDS, The Lord Chancellor took his seat on the woolssok at a quarter past foar. OLD- AGE PENSIONS, The Old- Age Pensions Bill was read a third time and pasred without IRISH UNIVEBSITIES. Oa the motion to go into Committee on the ...
... proceed. Lord Killanin proposed to add to the resolution the words: To those who hereafter succeed to peerages or are created peers, but after Lord Rosebery bad spoken against the amendment. and Lord Lansdowne had appealed for its withdrawal, ...
... in Europe, there is nothing but imprisonment and hard usage. His Majesty's Royal Warrants have been received appointing Lord Killanin, Sir William Thomson, C. 8., and Dr. Bertram C. A. Windle, President of Queen's College, Cork, to be members of the Senate ...
... youngest of the peers; Lord Brougham and Vans, born in 1909, Lord Killanin, au, the Earl of Wilton, 1921, and Earl Cathcart, 1919. Four other peers, however. come of age in 1928—Lord Acton un Drcrinler 15th, th of Erne, November ?rind. Lord ...
... rank of Lord 'Morris of Spiddal under the life peerage patent of 1889, taking the title and designation of Lord Killanin of Galway in the of the hereditary peerage that has been conferred on him. He will therefore hold two peerages, and be Lord Morris ...