... the death of Canon O'Mahony was A tctching meesa; of sympathy has been r ceived from Mr. John Dillon. ' Sir Edward Carson, speaking last night a n.| the Manchester Constitutional Club, said h ‘nes ved thay Me. Churerill had arranged to g t+ Bel ‘ast to ...

... ornamental top:, at St. Colman’s Queenstown. and the still more familia: raiding and entrance gates to the Fitzgerald Park All speak clo- uentiy of the ability of Messrs Perry to d eal with this class of work, and their lato:t output at the Techineal Institute ...

... 1 to acquire the fee simple of the Sallie 8 quay premises and to on as pors ae the o! M: Fleming asked was the Mr Reughly speak.ng, about £10,000 It 1s to give the exect sum, for the 18 et ad this has been gang cn since 1 M- Flem ng -- Au M+ Gabir Yea ...

... Late last night. however. the Cab- inet and the Premier handed his re- sigration to the Premdent. Me Ure Lord Advocate, speaking at Mo- last night. Mr Balfour's speech at Haddington. Mr. Balfcur’e ters might well pray that his reappearances were few ...

... CT. LAWREN OUTE. (“Times Telegrams ver Press Aseoriation— Copyright). Toronto, Wednesday. Post- Speaking at Montres! Mr. Pelehir, master said that one reason why the St. Lawrence route was not lar with because of the high that rates of insurange, and ...

... W ‘estminster, eked out, no doubt by s h additional burdens es 16 le to impose. diecumion which followed . Roden Buxton, speaking as an English- man, said they were certainly in some Wi too much to the moment. constant wanted to do was to avoi comes of ...

... “nave one sheep left Collins—Were you on the farm ow Yes, we jied at the house and met James Sullivan. toa there P Did you speak to hint? mT did, What took 1 went in the of patrol. Wha: did ask him? I asked im not. at all. ask him bew many had? What took ...

... to stress of weather, ‘ and now they w ere coming in regularly and > delivering their hsh on the quays there was not pow speaking at all in the interests ; of the fish merchants or the carriers, but he | theught 1. would be of interest to ther Board | ...

... heve passed a resolution cal! spe nt for pubhe the of ntwents under the In- vance A repudiate the claim of this n>! et to speak on beh: the of Weat Ta wk, ea! to all the Nationalist be bod a T nd to mark the reanlution eal, an ti therefor a demand that ...

... the wretch who had sold his country for gold, a delicate sense of prevented him from handing Arvold' over to the Americans. Speaking of Andre in 8 private letter to a friend, Washi ‘ington said “Ho has met his fate with that fortitede and courage which were ...

... approved am. J. Mitchel Quin. Club, Glasgow, Jan January 9. LABOUR UNREST SPEECH MR. A. HENDERSON, M Mr. Arther Henderson, M.P., speaking at Crook to-night, said he did not want the work: era to cry, ‘Down tools,” eo freely which if nov used with care lessen ...

... ADDRESS BY BIS (From ous Dublin, Thureday Night. Speaking at the annual distribution of prizce at Kilkenny Technical Schools to-night, Mos: Rev. Dr. Kelly, Bishop of Ross, in the course of very practical address, said there was a very large difference ...