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The Record Newspaper 12 June 1909

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SATURDAY. JUNE 12, 1a09.

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Then the police poured into the gallery. amid the cheers of those in the There have been st eral excellent high-priced portions of the theatre. subscriptions recently to the l'arnell One youne man was arrested and Monument Fund. Still, however, the taken to College Street station on a required to finish the .rent cbaree of throwing a tumbler. It s:im menum .nt-for meet it will be-is I was found n 4-Tweet -le, owing to .the good distance off in pounds, shillings tumult, to rine down the curte n. in but and pence. An appeal is made to the middle of the' second act, the counties of Ireland to supply just when Eloo each, and so complete the na- THE INTERTUIPTIONS SUBSIDED, tonal testimony to the worth and SOMEWHAT. of services of one of the greatest clay eroceederl. It was stie imthe ask. poseible Irishmen. et is not much to to follow the dialeatie, but -indeed it is a triviality compared the act -re went through their lines Parnell immensebenefits the with aid movements, irreseective of the brought to Ireland. 'Saint Ganden'e uproar in front. hidden away, remains splendid statue The disorder was not so pronounand that is not too creditable, for ced in tne final act, owing, no doubt Into the Colonies had many a nation having come but to the presence of the police, The Dublin '' Freeman's Journal," v din thtm, but A strone navy of such a superb work of national enn -^q were heard announcing the death of the late cornmeal, to protect. their existence ; Possession apart altogether from the, snatches art would. at intervals, and the noise created Father McDonnell, C.SS.R.. was the breath 01 Rev. Perth, they were self-governing countries : Personality and career of the man,; by the stamping of feet prevented coolly said he died in farthing represented, be all excitement until most Decree nresent from following South Australia," See that for and they did not Pay one towards the expenses of this Emaire. it was erected in a public position, the coeree of the "lay. There were Geographical accuracy. and had become in every sense, the some !reties when the crowd, were as Ireland was compelled to do. property of the nation. of leavina the theatre n number John O'Donnell, M.P., adiudated Mr. Redmond also ashed for some young men marching 'through College bankrupt in connection with his Pa ad. Ss. £1690, Fund respect Parliamentary further precise information street. Coher, Green. end Grafton Per, " The Connaught Champion?' or 4o. to increase th ing the proposal Street cheering and sinerinee There of -Inspector I' District land.. Interviewed, a Fierce protests from every' part of stamp duty on transfers of 'es heir-e'er. no conflict between the that opinion proposal as outlined the R I.C. expressed the opnnATI,, nertles. the country have been hurled at the Chtncellor'sspeech, were correctly the increased duty, on whishey, for in the Budget Cork, for returning Mr. Healy, he exas -in," "draw fat; would tax Conseeuent the this new understood. the vacancy made by' Wm. O'Brien's Ireland, where pressed it. on the part of the con GALWAY. resieration. All say his return is most unfately en were etelne on sumers would offer ooportunities to playing into the hands of the "Car- transfers of land the Land Purchase poteen makers which it would be the Commenting on " the pulpit re rion Crows," and other inveterate wholesale, under Act, for it meant doueline the stamp business of the police to check. The mares of the Catholic Arch, esht p of enemies of Ireland. duty. He aisn nuestionai lee accura- result will be increased activity on Tuam ueen the Budget," the " Pall the Constabulary in Mell Gazette." offers the of hnion cy of the C'hanc'ellor of the Exclie the part of imeosed whie'ent on Tax Higher increased the "Poteen" areas. which have long that D. Healy's advice to his flock the that estinvite (tiler's the is it, drill'," Den't " Ireland. in been inactive, and also instructions not to buy, whishev "may be conadvice of Archbishop Healy, "awl yee whiskey duty would only bring Ireas a year. As far Ige,600,eon to the authorities in the arincipael etru-d into encouragement for illicit needn't env it." officialdiettl'ina. This extraordinal v eonconcerned, he regarded vitae and loans where it is land was and ly anticipated there may he illicit elusion Is based en whet the I neon these proposals as oppressive unjust, and they should be opposed Protects by persons willing to take eater terms " that tilent for evaseintatze of the rise in price. ion that mares the Celt.'' The taIreland under the new Budget by the Irish Party, who had no de lent for insol.nce that marks certein sire, however. to take the part of etaxens eneroech's the height of ean.John wreckers of the scheme of the Bud In the House of Commons DUBLIN. Thettgh the "eopl" of this Piset as a whole. Redmond made a very lucid statecat-litre ha' e ninny faults and fail ment as ta the position of Ireland HOME." " ENGLISHMAN'S of Said the Cartoonist on the ques- THE in -s 'n eommen with the rest in face of the new taxes. He pointed RIDICULED IN DUBLIN, " GOD -n intl. the Most Rev. Dr. Healy : had ity Union tion of Tre the that out CHEER:: " IRELAND SAVE The " r frankla admit, with my usual can herelle hele admitting' that they, leen shamefully disregarded. FOR THE KAISER, &c. mann, e Trish affairs better sho grace. Financial Relations Report, whicn of Thet holenti is noor but you see Scenes of an extraerdinery charac- than these slain; aee ohlerel acknowledeed the over -taxation atte aneratiate the "Pall Mall Ireland, had been adopted by the I am an English Canceller,And ter were associated with the Minn - these th adore it's plain as can he : lion, for the first time, in the Gazette." Liberal Party t et since that adoption the taxation of Ireland had You'll hive to he taxed just as if Theatre Royal, Dublin, of the play, you were rich, been increas d one million sterling. " An Englishman's Home." the perabide. in the. Unit al ARMAGH. Per annum. Mr. Lloyd George bad Lest in our finance there might be a formance of hitch, confessed to Mr. Kettle that the new Stites and Germany had already, been At the Convent of Mercy, thumlin On account of your noverte. taxes would extract a further £640, meek, d by ex"itin Divide:its. There I admit, and I give you was an almost ieintinuous fire of in- road, Belfast. Miss Elisabeth Annon a yea* from Irelaal. If he were 'Tis true, tenie _Connelly. in religion Sister a tear, Mr. Redmond an English mem, er, terr:ipt ion from the eccupants of the Mary Cecilia of the Sacred Heart, Englishthe tax on put I haven't this as retard would sethat he and the said Theatre Penal ',allergy-, made her final vows. She is eauetman's beer." a ere it anal courageous Budget. It cond act was gone throlet practic- ter of Mr. Alexander Connolly, J.P., Ireland pays Budls and So ro In. reforms financial the first embodi el all the ally in dumb show, while Milltown, Portedown and was nrotoll, that Irish Nationalists had for years act had to he curt ailed o vine to the fessed by the Most Rev. Dr. Tohill. quite ; is poor th' she Aaainst Because and ye as te-ei demanding. hostility which was manifested. d Ireland, however, it showed a most The gallery was crowded at an Great fire in Portadown Chap in the enorunfair discrimination early hour. chiefly by young men, man's Jam Factor* burnt ,dowt, The mous increase in the whisky and to made their areeence nown he steal mils see -'le of the town cone dered May Day. tare.° duties. There were a hundred the sineine of National songs. There "abominahle." t.rr te- medical exeert. cries ways in which these proposals would of e May Day Abroad,' was, says the were occasional Bran-ly, whiskey, ein end rum hive They would act deiniure Ireland. in one of the first lines et. " LONG LIVE THE KAISER ! 'teen raised o"e penny per glass trimentally to the pot -still distiller- "Freeman." which Armareh and ale are halfpenny Per the hills of our morning papers last. and '' Go -el old Germany an.1 erowing, barley discourage ies, Monday, and then the captions went were followed by loud cheering. while Nettle. This the raw tea. Cardinal thgreey restrict tillage. Ireland. in Panel Blessing with on " Heavy Snowfall in England ", OPPosition shouts were occasionally Lome elves addiIn Pensions. Age pect of Old raised from the parterre and the up- P1' nary ineuleance attached everyService;" French Postal in Trouble " in res"ained tically what she hat the where, he has eeen administeria; Con"Anarchist Outbreak in Buenos per circle. The opening scene nect of Old Are Pens ons. In addiplay was received with derisive lauele, firmation since his return from Rome. Dar. May had we So here Ayres." tion Mr Redmond exposed what he snow, trouble in the post, and snar- ter and cat -calls, while stentorian He eeean with Clono.e. ienorant and pestilent termed th chy all mixed together, and a queer voice was heard shouting,-" What nensence that had ce n taleed ahem surely it was. So far about the Wexforiman's Home ? " an Ireland's claim tinder the Old Aze combination as these countries, and especially Ire- exclamation which was reeeived with TIPPERARY. Pensions Act. land, are concerned, May Day has not much cheering. at The reception has taken i,lace It was the second act, however, yet got the importance it has achiethe Presentation Convent, Millstreec, As to the tobacco duty. he contendviolent most rise to the eave which Day Bourke. ed that tobacco was an absolute nec- ved as a Labour Demonstration of the for- Co., Cur z, of Miss Julianne Indirect on the Continent. No doubt, it will tumult. The anPrarance Mary Joseph Leo, essity to life in Ireland. Sister religion in the Enof house the soldiers in importance etell taxation was the only effective means Yet attainus, to adequate daughter of Mr. Patrick Bourke, for it is of 'importance glishman. Mr. Brown, was the signal Shower, Newport, Tipperary. The open to the British Treasury to ex amongst stampcheering, of singled out from all for an outburst Casey, P.P., Mill Canon Rev. tract money from Ireland ; the yield to have a day Very and waving of hats Sear for the spec- ing' of feet, and under the income tax and other dir- other days of the - street. officiated. of demonstrating the sticks, which rendered the artistes al ect taxes in Ireland had been stead- ific purpose From three different ineirliele. the most and purpose the and strength Estates Commissioners, in the ily diminishine, while her contribuIreland is still 'Parts of the 'gallery " God Save Ire - .The tion under indirect taxaticn was now Proaramme of labour. " Dublin Gazette," announce their followed by' he sune, to was raceland," industrial in the far behind per cent. in the case of England. so intention of acquiring compulsorily, of British " A Nation Once Again," " Clare's Among: the very poor in Ireland the thanks to the blessings the Evicted Tenants' AcT;hbart under Marseillaise." and "the Dragoons." apparwork rule-that our peonle do not lands at Rathnaveoge Lower, increased tobacco tax would the of gathered had who students Some Labour of Therrin, Co. Tipperterrible hardship, for they had to re- ently see the full force of this barony in the In the e0 or of 40 number 'thine's are to the of Miss Cecilia ly on tea and tobacco in the absence Day Demonstration. But property the ary. parterre ,replied by they are front seats of the of more costly and expensive nutri- not going to be always as Griffith. Save Ireland," will one the singine of " God ment. This was being done to pro- in that respect, and Ireland " God Save the King," Dreadnoughts. What did Ire- day-anal that sooner than some peo- by starting vide His Grace, the Archhisdop of Caswhich was taken tin be- the occupants Rev. P. Murland want with Dreadnoughts ? Ire- ple expect-have good and sufficient Some consterna- hel has appointed the circle. dress the of univerthe in part reason for taking land had no commerce to be destroyTipperary, to the pastoral caused when a misalle phy, C.C., was tion Day. She Mae' sal of demonstrations and Moyne. he ed be Dreadnoughts. The Colonies, matter struck the brass railing of the orches- charge of Templetuohy it is said, had expressed their wil- will have a stake In the get of the late Father Downey,. room head. lady's missing a shut nerrowla tra, we lingness to take their share in pro - but that will be when

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