... the whole existing judicial and civil administration, and giving to tho local parliament opportunity of placing its own friends their room. Here is clause which will be read with amazement-If any of the aaid persons (civil servants) retires from office ...

... Irish larluments. MVerallr. with the Crown. Since in« liuiou it has been in the Parliament in* United Kingdom. But when the Bill law tue Parliament the United Kingdom is m »rc. Its « xieteaoe moral It. it not tecnmcaii'. deterraiuea the withdrawal « f Itelaod ...

... Irish Party was united. Mhr. Parnell was in this room with me only three weeks ago, and he spent several hours with me talking over those expenses, we were agreed that as those registration ex- pensee had been increased while we were a united party, it was ...

... MEDICAL VO LENT FL'M> BOCIETY. qo»rterly meeting of this society wee held at the College Surgeons, St greeu. Wedneeday. I’resettl.. Sir Wm tick..- M U, iu theohsir; also Joynt (Dc,mlv surgo' General), D» X Fiupatriok, Dr J Little, (Deputy Surgeon (teueral ...

... mA. [UEDA , U stets, where dramatic performances were —win the morning. Then they swung the united and formed a atternoon's diver- ,eounctatid stages ovaateuteghititestee far tlie Benefit Mr. Claude Trevelyan bee received AN OLD - STORY RETOIIO remittances ...

... Indepenand 1 think there mast be great many Irish. den ( representatives, call upon tbs people men in the Civil Service of the Crowe, Beg- Ireland to unite in their thousands here again land well la Ireland, who would able j their representatives, if they could ...

... and remale Clerks, apply at once wo Xi Martin Selly, HEM CS. ?? CIVIL Service Institute, 31 1Rntland square; flay, ls9veumng, and Correspondence Classes conduct-ed bj First Place Civil Serivants; separate tuition for separate examainations; 205, and ...

... over a Tralw Jail, having been committwi for fjr younger cluldrea. i ue.c ' . . dwobevicg an order of the Court, should bo resettled ittato of constder .bin value ow wh«h lteM , th ., John Neill, bad a power ol disposition , d behalf the order for commitlel ...

... With amazing swiftness aad soienss. raked the proposed echeme with criticism, and it is hardly too much to say that betere resettled his seat Gladstone’s uufortauat* second exaerimeot had faUUy pierosd neaped and riddled argument (chee s). Sir Bdward Giarke ...

... was earned almost unanimously. Th.- business the Synod shortly afterwards concluded. The annual meeting connexion with the United Services .at the Guilford Had was held bid evening it. the hull. Sandymount. The Rev. .lame-* Ervme presided, and there large ...

... POWELL WILLIAMS said that the Secretary State was perfectly willing to give effect the request that the medical branches should united into medical corps *nd to abolish the compound title, that medical officers would the rank colonel lipoear iu the Army List ...

... of party politics in these Local Qoveramcnt elections. Those who are endeavouring to make these elections a now occasion of civil strife among Irishmen, and to video the gulf which divides ciaae from 0&m» and orecd trom treed in country, are conunuaily ...