... and submitted a soheme in outlie 'Qr dispofr ing of the difficulty wncidi besets that phase QithAe agrarian prble. :As w showed-the other- day, the Bill as it stands, wih itst ;nsnraice fund, zaust 4t once- promot . sales in the better diicts of thre ...

... I X DUBIL\h> SATURDAY, APRIL M3. OPRSk SECOND EDITION. Ar six o'clock eachl morning our Second Elition i istid. witlh opinions, &cc., from the Lon;.on papers oE same mornin-g. The a Eveninlg 1'ition is'publshod as usaaZ with the dwy s tuielgrams ?? mzarkets ...

... with more steadiness and spirit than suc- cess. It was not their fault that the motion was not defeated, and in every future stage of the discussion they will display the same de- termination. It is the cause of Ireland as much as of England. Religious ...

... moderatio'q, and another is his lack of reserve. Mr. William O'Brien has put the matter to the test. He gathered his thousands. He showed in the face of the military and police that neither the people nor their organisation are things of the past. And he did ...

... ,ht Aumtmi5 biotic DUBLIN, TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1884. BETWEEN one and two o'clock this morning the division on the Second Reading of the Reform Bill wa takeri, and the tellers an- nounced the ?? the Bill, 340; against, 210. Thus in a thronged House of 550 ...

... charge of ne ihilliing on every Lay of the show should be adopted. This course would tend much to. the advantage of the exhibitors, the society, and to the'public at large. A greit exhibition such as a spring show must depend 'for success on the masses of ...

... was fine even for April, and the result was that the ladies appeared in all the glory of new costumes, and the attractions of a spring toilette show were comprised with the canine exhibition- To-day will be the last day of the show. AMATEUR CONCERT ...

... 1W1-' tlhose for eatables. R9YAL HORTICULTURAL ?? SPRING SHOW. The fashionable feature of the roe festivities of the present week will no dv'i L tha Poyal Horticultural Society's 6!if; f opening, show of the season, to be held eD day in the New Leiuster Hall ...

... principal stages of the disease, and oi in the quantities and proportions of which he is I sole inventor, will infallibly cure all but the worst d forms, and even in these no other remedy has been attended with equal success. In the first stage, fi for ...

... on the occasion of the second reading of the Bill on Monday week. On that occasion the numbers were- for Sir Bernhard Samuelson's amend- ment to the second reading, 269; against, 370. Thus, both sides in the present in- stanee show an ?? diminished strength ...

... for the best two dairy cows of any I age or breed, and £5 for second-best pair; !also 25 for the best cow. in milk or calf, and £3 for the second best, with equal sums for the I best and second best heifer. Smaller prizes I for cattle may also be won by ...

... before the night wms over. Passed through first, second, com- mittee stage, and third reading, it now awaits only the Royal Assent to become the law of the land. This hasty, almost panic-stricken pro- ceeding is not new in legislation of a coercive character ...