... was carried, and Committee a clause requiring the inspection of meat killed outside towns was deleted. On the motion of Lord Killanin, the measure was then passed in all its remaining stages. ...

... damper bv the changes made this Declaration. Two IH«b Roman Catholic*. Lord tfacdonnell and Lord Killanin. welcomed the near Declaration a message of peace. Finally, a Presbyterian peer. Lord Balfour of Burleigh, commended the Bill, and was then read second ...

... widow of the late Lord Morris and Killanin, and mother of the present Lcrd died at Spiddal (eo. Qalwsji on Wednesday night. Deceased's husband, to whom she was married in 1860. was a Lord Chief Justice of Ireland, and subsequently a Lord of Appeal in Ordinary ...

... from servioe.” The subject, of the speech was the distribution special police in Galway. I and Maedonnell agreed with Lord | Killanin, who introduced the subject that it, was most unfair that peaceful districts] should bear the cost of policing disturbed ...

... PROTEST BY THE ROMAN CATHOLIC The following statement has been laid before the Lord Chancellor the undersigned Catholic peers; House of Lords. February 14. Lord.—On the opening of bia first Parliament to-day Majestv was railed on to make and subscribe ...

... the children suffering from consumption. A public meeting, convened the Lord Mayor, was held in Dublin Wednesday advocate the claims of Galway a Transatlantic port. Killanin and Lord spoke favour of the proposal. Mr. Reginald Edward Stubbs, the Colonial ...