... cheered from the Liberal beaches. THE LORDS' COMMITTEE ON THE LAND ACT. FIR.4T MEETING. The first meeting of the Committee appointed by the Douse of Lords to inquire into the operation of the Land Act was held on Tuesday afternoon. The proceedings were conducted ...

... doctrines as revolutionary as those proposed by the Land League. A land meeting was held at Armagh on Sunday. The chief speaker was Mr Dillon, M.P. A reedittion in support of the Land League was passed. A great land meeting, attended by about persons, was held ...

... LAND LEAGrE CONSPIRACY BROKEN. f;;;;;Gte, the beat authority, that the news from Ire Goa duriug the last ten clay. is the haat satisfactory that the Government has had for a long time. The is winning en along the line, and the back of the Land League ...

... various Me! itan railways, an! espec n to the cou: to an underground railwa i is life. | A Salvation Army breckfact was held a fall, penock ree I and Army. ir ny amon; West | Me de Cobain, M.P. RB | dressed the meeting, and said that though | much rather ...

... ornament which he wore not only on account of hie near relationship to the king, but who as commander-in-chief of the army, both by land and MA. The amiability of this prince was charming, and his curiosity unbounded. Nothing escaped his notice. He wished ...

... joined the army (74th Idariment) ; and 92 were seat to sea —9l of them to the mercantile marine, 1 to the Royal Navy. Thus 132 bays left the ship in IRSO, aul hoes retnatued ou bartrd at 31st December List. The Weems had been £7!3.4012., land the expenditure ...

... other amities being in the low country. Curietnly enough, the raking of the family regiment in the Ilritish army affords us another peep at the land question. Up to the Rehellion of 1745 the Highland chiefs de;sonde 1 on the slumber of their followers far ...

... States are not burdened with • large standing army and large army estimates. Bat tho i heavy surpics of revenue s tempting to the running-up of a pension list that already rival, some of the large European army budgeta in its figures. The pension agent* ...

... or r: I E 3. —A riveting of the Yellow Ribbon Army was held at Beaufort House, 'Walborn (Inert, on Monday evening, in opposition to Blue Ribbon Army. Genet al Hicks presided, and state I that the army would fight to tho last against any endeavour to ...

... of the Land League by a story. A number of children were playing beside a well, when one fell in. After it wits sale out, each ono was telling what they did. When it came to the turn of one little boy he sail, I screeched. That is what the Land League ...

... between Protestants em➢loyed on the Iron Shipbuilding Works on Queens Island and the Catholic navvies employed at the adjacent land. In the afternoon a body of Islanders attacked the navies, who took to their boats and did not return for the rest of the day ...

... opposition to the Retention Army at Yeovil retorted= Monday. Dur ing the bustling by the mob or Skeleton Army, ' several persons were trampled upon, but none were seriously hurt Thar was a tittle fighting, and the Saleatiun Army's singing drowned in the ...