... endured the Irish nation is righted. not,” said Mr. Parnell a short time ago, “the question shall Ireland get Home Rule, but what measure of Home Rule shall Ireland accept (cheers). The people have learned that in every struggle for a nation’s rights —however ...

... who say that Catholics •would trample the Protestants of this country in the event of their getting home Bale! Another class people say t hat Home Rule is capital thing it the people were only loyal. Lord Wolseley, Irishman, speaking in London—making one ...

... ’ll deal with that by-ond-bye. has been said that the Irish Party, at the bead whom is Charles Stewart Parnell, allowed Home Rule to fall into the bock ground. I think there was some shade justification for that assertion, but think it was only shade ...

... judicial somersault, and ruled in favour of the point which in the beginning he had overruled —that raised Mr. Bailey’s counsel that the notice was informal. The moment Mr. Keogh had consultation with him, whatever it was, ruled in Mr. Bailey’s favour. ...

... quality, and prices are moderate; Home and Foreign-saved Italian are also a good crop. We have secured some choice parcels moderate prices. Natural Grasses.—The crop of most varieties is rather short, consequently prices rule a bttle previous years, but the ...

... Parnell with the action if thoughthe could have maintained it j and instead of going on with the action Mr. Parnell entered rule to discontinue thopioeeedings He did not with the proceedings the lifetime Mr. West. These were carious facts. was only now ...

... Mr. Malcomson said according to the late rule, any originating notice to fix a fair rent, where the valuation is not over £lO, shall set forth particulars of improvements claimed. Mr. Brown—That is a new rule of the Land Commissioners, of which I was ...

... quality, and prices are moderate; Home and Foreign-saved Italian are also a good crop. We have secured some choice parcels at moderate prices. Natural Grasses. —The crop of most varieties is rather short, consequently prices rule a little higher than previous ...

... it shook much that it was evident could not do so. Mr. Kelly—l think all the positions lapse, sir. Dr. O’Meara—There is no rule to who takes the chair. Mr. Whelan —As it is usual for the clerk of the poor law union take the chair. Mr. O’Neill—Certainly ...

... quality, and prices are moderate; Home and Foreign-saved Italian are also good crop. We have secured some choice parcels at moderate prices. Natural Grasses.—The crop of most varieties is rather short, consequently prices rule a little higher than previous ...

... will be 555 feet, which will make it the highest monument in the world. How strange said a fond wife; every time Peter comes home from his lodge goes to bed with his hat on. But suppose it ia some more of those masonic doings.” teacher had been relating ...

... quality, and prices are moderate; Home and Foreign-saved Italian are also a good crop. We have secured some choice parcels at moderate prices. Natural Grasses.—The crop of most varieties is rather short, consequently prices rule a little higher than previous ...