... expenditure by : Treasury and Exchequer borrowing, bet • big Lonn--we hope, free of income lain generally anticipated before Easter to place them temporary borrowing. on • more stable foundittioe. The taking over by the Government of the Irish railway. • ...

... regatered advance. of about but the,' developed ao spaulel Stoas, though less emulated, were marked forward atore generally -- SIG RISE IN STEEL COMMON. In the American market there were miasid of to lun the general list. Wall street overnight heing eouiewhat ...

... he an enemy to Great Britain, Ind an ally of any sad Power liostiio to the British Empire. I need go no further back thaa Easter Week, 1916, for proof of this etatements But moderate Nationalism—Home Rulers—do not want They only want what they self-g ...

... his hands. have already been subjected to • severe test by last year's rebellion in Ireland. Viscount French waned* with the rising. the appearance off Lowestoft and Yarmouth, on the day after the outbreak in Dublin, of a squadron, and defines the Object ...

... Roseren on Wednesday, of pure- I difficulties to contend with. after the heed Hereford bull calves from the well- evente on Easter Week the Government known Redwood herd, the purchasers were: put an embargo on explosives. and for three Lord Ashtown, Weollawn ...

... used to plough and heave carting; hay filly coming four years, trained to plough and mow; two good milch rows, in-calf by l'rise Polly Bull; two Hereford Calves (a months' old); one shorthorn calve 7 month.' old; Ransome polugli; double iron harrow; two ...

... move to-morrow the suspension of the eleven o'clock rule until Easter. The date and duration of the Easter recess have not yet been announced, but it in expected that the House will rise on Wednesday, April 4, and reassemble on the following Tuesday, ...

... the life of Parliament to the 30th April of the present year. Now we hue before us, and hope to pass. before the House rises for Easter, the third prolongationquite properly, I think—of the life of this . Parliament, to the 30th November of the present ...

... new dietary wale of the M O's, whereby meal is saved. This was deferred. The usual extras were grented to the instates for Easter Sunday. sae educated at St Columba's College, at Campbell College, and at Trinity College, lie for four years in the T Cs ...

... Count Plunkett in his sorrow for his gallant son. who •as niersilessly shot after voluntarily surrendering during the Easter Rising, and while we strongly condemn the cruel die• missal from and the subsequent deportation of the Count by the British Goy ...

... inclination to the holding of a secret Session before very long, and it. is quite possible that ono of the first discussions after Easter will be a request for such • gathering. A motion wilt be put down by • private member to the opinion of the 1101100 on the ...

... of equal suffrage in Prussia PARLIAMENTARY RECESS. Th. Lobby correspondcnt of London Daily Expren wrltc.:—P.rlismcnt will rise on Wednesday sight for a fortnight.. Burin the important progress will ho the extremely hopeful attempt to reach an Irish When ...