Mr. W. O'brien Asked Leave On Monday To Move The
adjournment of the House on a matter of urgent public importance, in order to give his own account of the brush between the police and the people at Charleville on Sunday week ;......
News Of The Week.
T HE new movement of the Dervishes has become alarming. Their numbers have evidently been underrated, and pro- bably considerably exceed six thousand men. Though they lost five......
Before The Special Commission, The Main Interest Of The Week
has been the examination and cross-examination of Mr. John O'Connor, M.P. for South Tipperary, who admitted that he began his political career as a Fenian, and that he joined......
The New Radical Party Is Asserting Itself More And More
defiantly. On Tuesday, Mr. Smith moved that the Committee on Royal Grants consist of twenty-three members, and as Mr. Gladstone had assented and helped to settle the list, and......
All This Was Clearly Explained By Mr. E. Stanhope In
the House on Wednesday, in =ewer to Sir W. Lawson, and Sir J. Fergusson added that the Dervishes were "enemies of the human race." When in May last they captured a port on the......
Dr. Mcinerney, The Second Supposed Victim Of The Clan-na-...
has not made his appearance, and is now alleged to be travelling for the benefit of his health. His continued silence gravely increases the suspicion that he has been made away......
