... confirmation of this one need only refer to the pathetic manifesto issued by the Irish Parliamentary party after the Easter week rising, wherein a graphic account is given of the immense benefits conferred upon Ireland within living memory by Imperial ...

... late season, but then the old hope springs eternal! Easter is on us, and for the sake of holiday-makers, not less than for that of farmers, we hope for a speedy improvement in the weather. Easter is the season when our kith and kin love to take a flying ...

... announcement that will introduce the Bill immediately alter Easter. In reply to questions, he was not sure, however, whether the introeieteion would be on Tuesday or Wednesday after Easter. It would be cruel to Mr. Asquith to be in a hurry with - lin ...

... as any which may reasonably be expected up to the other end of the Easter limit, which is April 25tb. Following the notably genial example of Bt. Patrick's Day, Good Friday and Easter Sunday and Monday were uniformly genial, and Tuesday followed suit ...

... addressed the meeting on current political topics. He thought that in the event of a crisis their English and Scotch brethrqn would rise to the occasion and frustrate any attempt made towards the disruption of the British Empire. A resolution protesting against ...

... the House whether it was the intention of the Government :o take the second reading the Government of Ireland Bill hefore Easter. Mr. Boner Law—l hope so. ►OTATOES to SE RE-CONTROLLED. Mr. M'Curdy writes, in reply to a question by Mr. Royce, that in yi ...

... NOTES. On Easter Monday night a drumming party paraded the town, and were joined by the soldiers from Finner Camp.. They were successful in getting a few more recruits, who left on Wedne sd ay. A well-contested football match took place Easter Monday between ...

... that Sir James died on Easter Monday (13th April), 1601. James, the son of Sorley Hoy, son of Alexander, son of John surnamed Cabanagh (Cathanac), the most distinguished of the Clandonnell either in peace or war, died on Easter Monday. This brief note ...

... traffic of heavy tract►on-engines and the continual carting of bauxite to Ballycastle last year. A general meeting of the Rising Sons of William L.0.L., No. 808, was held in Balliutoy Orange Hall on Ist inst., the W.M. (Br. Alexander Rodgers, sen.) in ...

... MATt H Ili foday averse.. inn.. hockey match played between and • mills t Rua. mills or groin.. luridly riseed at be nuP ad .11 the Hu. R. J P. TM weather all that could he desired. an as hath remarding the went at the 001, the atteadarie• was fairly ...

... were—licences, 872; dogs, 1,074. These show an increase for the present year of 30 licences and 46 dogs. The members of Movenis Rising Sons of William L.O.L. met in the Orange Hall, Movenis, on Thursday evening, when Br. Thomas Johnston, W.M., presided, with ...

... well menaced end limed by lb. Vendor, is in nit • clan condits, for all crops. The fields are well planed, mid of imitable rise, well leased and drained. with plenty of Water as ell masons. At hand is a plentiful supply of Bog end Toil. There a oorolothable ...