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"ready. aye ready," and the Speaker of the Dail has that way with him In the Union debates George also. Ponsonby finely pointed to the Speaker's Chair, wherein John Foster sat. and apostrophised it as "that Chair where integrity sits enthroned." "If I mistake not, the mantle of Foster has rightly fallen upon the shoulders of Isis young successor, although no Speaker's silken. gold -embroidered robe envelopes these shoulders to hide the plain black morning coat which he
has a fault as a speaker it is a tendency sometimes to show a cynical impatience of criticism, as if he rather considered a proposed amendment was a personal reflection upon himself. lie made somewhat a bad break when he implied that the Deputy proposing an amendment was either a tool or a When rogue, "probably the latter:' the Deputy called the attention of the the observation, this curious House to House was promptly "counted out.' In "cricket." not exactly is Now this the days of Grattan's Parliament the she a capable Minister, unless he was might have been "counted out" himFifself the following morning on the teen Acres in the Phoenix Park. No+ but that the Minister is well able to He once made the defend himself. mistake of saying that "what is in the Deputy's mind is," etc. Deputy Gavan Duffy jumped up to declare that "it is most improper for the Minister to tell the House what is in my mind!. "I agree that it would be very improper, indeed, for me to say what is in the Deputy's mind and very inconvenient also." retorted the Minister, and the Dail laughed softly. The Dail does laugh softly sometimes, as, for example, when a Deputy illustrated an argument with a story of the owners of a Scot's excursion steamer who "were too pious to allots it to whistle on Sundays." or when another member was pointing out that certain legal positions should go to the men "who fought and bled in the "What did we fight for?" he field." asked, with rising voice. "Jobs." said Deputy Denis Gorey. and the warrior went down as if shot, amidst a ripple The Dail is intolerant of laughter. both of "oratory" and humbug. (To be Continued.)
From the many disheartening features out of doors in the Dublin of today one turns to the Theatre of the Royal Dublin Society at Leinster House, where a heartening play has been staged. The Society has transferred its Classical Chamber Music Recitals to the By Crawford Hartnell Theatre Royal. where they are held on 44 Monday afternoons, and has surrendered its own pretty Theatre as a meet. wears. ing place for the National Assembly. landowners- one or two mantifact. Here Dail Eireann is housed, at all "Learn Irish." presenting Trinity College, one on the few Representation. Plan of representaand Original men ultiits lhe insurante What words urers, events. temporarily. chair prevented the Speaker's Government benches. Mr. Ernest tives of labour and the shopkeeping Speaker. like the SpeakDeputy The Goyernmate centre may be who can tell? In reaching the Press. representaLocal for Blythe, Minister 'the idea of the earlier There are in the body sev- er, speaks Irish with great fluency. I his Home Rule days, Mr. Gladstone tion was a most wholesome one, for ment; one upon the labour benches interests. The Appointments of the Dail. of constistudents numerous class of that one of distinguished am eral had thought of the Custom House as "Indepenbe to each representative was required and one a distinguished A gleaming dark rosewood table is Irishmen whose education has been neis tutional law whose hands were mania suitable building for an Irish Parliacrimson an actual resident in the place, or dis- dent" Deputy. The Dail, however, Constithe of unfortunate as to moulding I so the for am in glected, fested ment, but the Custom House no long- before the Chair, lighted with assembly bright and trict which he represented, and when perhaps the least sectarian tution and also in the highly informa- be unable to speak my mother toner exists. Dublin Castle. where James shaded electric lamps-so in the world, and is a very broadly he went to Parliament on his own busiexpassage gue-literally, my mother tongue, for its attended that debates tive I. held his "packed" Parliament in cosy is the scene that one might and that of his constituents. the tolerant body. pect a trim domestic to enter with the ness through the Dail. There is however, she was an O'Loghlin from the West 1613, over the chamber wherein the expaid him "wages," not as a reTowards the end side of Athlone. afternoon tea equipage; but no, the latter for plosives were stored, is unthinkable in Grattan's almost a complete abssnce from tise inan Represented as but services, his Occupations ward Dale) na Law Dail for (Cleireach of his life a man may do many things Clerk of the House of experienced men of affairs in and, besides, it is required Parliament. demnity against loss while the repreDail or inert acquainted but to learn the way, do them well. and larger the Courts accommodation since the Four and the Assistant Clerk of theinstead sentative was attending to the joint PreThe veterans' (Fo-Chleireact. na Dela) enter higher mathematics, to steer a yacht Courts are no more. In Grattan's Parliament the predom- with the higher walks of finance. Great of himself and his fellows. concerns table. the sugat between seats private Irish, well, been or to acquire had their of racing, accounts when take men the and at Kilmainham were sently Hospital inant majority ten shillings a for these things are not within the comThere is no mace, for the mace of the These "wages" were gested. but finally Leinster House was means many very rich men. and their Britain and Ireland will be opened case of a Knight of the the in custody day the account in a meetis So I em as Ireland many closing years. of were of our adjustment-an pass and Theatre Parliament There review requisitioned-the family connections. Shire, and seven shillings and sixnaval officers. extending over one hundred and twen- learning Irish by deputy and I have ing place for the Dail, the Society's of Viscount Massereene and Ferrard, military and a few Burgess or Reprea Citizen, for from pence ago years removed the been deputy and thirty as the for had Gratson Some my like offices appointed fortunately years. members, ty-one former agricultural of the hand sentative-a very ample provision too. Numbers barristers, a British Financial Commission met there are no emoluments attached to SpealcuF's and Clerk's Offices, and cer-' Antrim Castle before the recent fire. pound, tan, were non -practising a one halfpenny. was beef tranwhen that Union the showed the Depremises of which have kept But I infamies a report the themselthe Museum equip office. the After of to issued law and rain sections had studied Foster, sheep sixteen pence a piece, a hog two who hundred milputy Speaker waiting all this time and for Committee rooms and a refresh- sactions the Right Hon. John of ves for their duties in the legislature, at the time. nearly three barley and fourpence oats the shillings. extracted out against place been a strode who state my grievance had latter Speaker, I will The now last lawyers money of the several lions ment department. were Treaty him. He has a fine style as a speakelevenpence a bushel, while strong beer and there where tea and tobacco and other light Parliament House with the silverthemace to adopt the elegant language from Ireland contrary tobethe dethe overcost sixteen shillings the barrel and were What must er, and you feel that what he says is refreshments may be enjoyed. There in his arms and upon his lips Lord Chief Justice. "on the of Union. late of a that at dear "exceding has One does not see well worth hearing but you. or rather is nothing like the elaborate provision claration: "Until the body which de- was considered hazard," always ready for any journey payment to -day? trained quite that indeed, Charges. keeping experience price." in to my existed that mace this the I. do not understand what it is all There Dail drinking entrusted in the for eating and that led to the Four Courts. them." put the cheap marketing of a modern He seldom speaks English. the necessary to support the practised finabout. like the old Parliament House and was so mands it, I will preserve it for manufacturers few a were For the shade. into the -General yet. Treasury, Postmaster as British John not, is Rev. of the when he does I know what I am the and by Eireann great Dail were experts But ancial graphically described Bagwell's, of Clonmel, who every move losing when he speaks Irish. "What a these "wages" Parliament issued writs with are Without, in- Parliament of Ireland. and so the Irish they as after fortune familiar a made Wesley in his Diary. and millers, flour of certifying the number of days served board. Griffith had a resonant voice Mr. O'Maille has," I stead of the handsome flag of the mace remains in the safe custody Sexten Pery and Foster's corn duties on the financial in Parliament by the representative, those who have succeeded Foster. They perfectly unique grasp of the Irish rn-is once observed to poor Michael Collins. Royal Dublin Society, with Hibernia so enormously stirrfulated the Irish honthemselves alas, "a say constituents to his Griffith. and shield polite too and her far upon said Collins. "I tell O'Maille that course, Ire"Yes," are, of ancial question. amidst plenty leaning and fairly covered the oured the certificate of Parliament and grain trade adroit the Ps-itish finan- he acquired his voice and manner of and harp, the tricolour of the Free plague on both your Houses" ("Norof that day with flour mills. gone. Howevidenced land for 12s. "with hold charges securing the their they but over in paid House. "Southern"), through addressing his consti- THE SECRET OF PERFECT HEALand is speech thern" State floats over Leinster commercial autho- ciers are The corruption of Par- Great financial and of the Post ING. tuents in the Aran Islands from the fast to that which is good and keep the writ." too. like John Foster. and I the immediate transfer rities, syssalutary this annual farwhen grave its until that began liaments mace with The distance The Old Parliament House. silver streets of Galway." the great Office to Ireland, think, only one retail trader, poor a quarter was abolished. as its and "wages" of Bay Ireland. tem million Kilronan to United a docks Rarest Herbs. an over Galway of from in Nature's day of off and Found loss Ballyconnell, of Shortly before his lamented death. removal enabled non-residents in dis- Nicholas Sneyd, for the present, they is only thirty miles. There is a power and reliability in Sackville Street. Dublin. who was a sterling.thewhile, Arthur Griffith told me that he hoped customs the No Women in the Dail. of become representatives and to tricts collection retain "Sneyd's made does not belong that herbal medicines merchant and The Government Benches. to see the assembly back in Parliament throw off the fair control constituents wine and excise and reap a very substantial Herbal remedies. to mineral drugs. Between the Speaker's table and the Claret" a welcome guest at dinner When House on College Green, and I dispossess. operation. the should on are benches for commission Government shortsat The front official Sneyd of course, mean more tropble seeking, Deputies' benches the tables all over Ireland. cussed with him how the former House sups with a certain sable dignitary all occupied by young men. except, Consider at least one exrefining and making-up. the Borough of Carrickdrumrushe one might be restored and whether the re- hand writers sit and man of Deputies. sperm. or at Payment long a The use to realone requires who Duggan, one Deputy WestLeitrim. perhaps. from Co. which to -day is the most the perienced old gallery (Carrick -on -Shannon): construction would reproduce It is to be mains there of the five men who sign- Zam-Buk so proverb tells us. on least Then belonging compoundherbal number. borough of their example Grattan of pocket perfect a is wherein was minster by This State ed the Treaty between Great Britain Octagonal Chamber. The temporary provision made of the lower of Leitrim, who hoped that. at the second Free ing. The Herbs used in the manumade the Declaration of Irish Rights, the red velvet benches Dail Eireann for the re-imbursemer,t to Robert. first Earl election next year, men ,nd Ireland last December. The lead accommodatfacture of Zam-Buk have to be most elected the two members, by means Parliamentary or the Round Chamber, in which the balcony the Deputies are this caper:of its Deputies is the modest one of financial sound and were band affairs adventurous of balcony thirers of that of carefully selected. refilled. and muted Union operations were carried to their ed. To the right ofDublin Society. £30 a month, plus first class railway of a "corporation" consisting find seats and strengthen an and will President, ence Griffith. late serArthur obedient the all Royal The Octagonal the in certain proportions at particular stands "burgesses." teen constituency. teldy from their disastrous conclusion. and to fare obviously is which -in Commander Assembly late Collins, Michael dumb voted only The result is a unique Chamber was burned down in 1792 and grand organ, now the The President receives £2.500 annually, vants of the noble Earl.1799Sneyd do the right thing, if it Chief. the first, who might be describ- temperatures. to anxious and was architecbut the and the tier, in balm endowed with remarkable that skin on century Union the thing early in the nineteenth Ministers £1,700 each air against is wisely and capably directed. ed, as Grattan described Sexten Pery, healing, soothing. and antiseptic qualiopposite side and thesoten before the House the of out cleared costs Ministry entire Round Chamber was obliterated, as the tural balance on the the that House. nually, and "the fount of all the good that befel ties. Zam-Buk is free from the ani"Colchester Papers" tell us. because, taken from the old Parliament The Speaker and the Deplanes. twenty-five per cent. less than decisive Union division in a 1800. Ireland." lies in his lonely grave in mal fats which cause ordinary ointplace for "distin- fully year set£400 to quote Curran. it was inconvenient serves as a resting who the emolument hitherto paid to the received a pension of Some the of arrangement seats on actual Glasnevin; near by his colleague, Col- ments to go rancid and become usesit after the In time murdered strangers" guished his wife. on tled alone. to keep the remains of the Lieutenant Lord sit members House. lins, shot almost on the eve of his Dail the Government Whether it is a Cut Burn or less. the Union Sneyd was shot dead as upon the premises. This, no doubt, taken from the old Parliament Minis- wedding day. sleeps his last sleep. the Chair, the Gallery of left by the and healing. Strangers' upon of the of Ireland. is Scald that needs Overhead he was leaving the Bank was the view of the Government The Creeds in Parliament. the is obtained with ters upon the front benches, withco,. a sore place that threatens to fesor one John Mason. who person. well -graced a crazy after a of men, that time, but the office requirements to which entrance eyes "The little separate day a in the Mr. Adviser home remideal Law the kill is difficulty-since to ter, Zam-liuk ultimateconsiderable declared that "he desired of the Bank of Ireland would actor leaves the stage, Grattan's Parliament was an aristoin floating Mr. partment where that official is availZam-Buk is also without equal ly have obliged the alteration to be when some ladies attiredbees cratic. feudal assembly, just like its Sneyd. or either of his partners, The Are idly bent on him that enters next." edy. House. ,the of their not yet in Piles. and in. Ulcers. anypolitical able. Ringworm, that with and for Eczema, garments, French or Mr. Barton. made. model of that period at Westminster. Independent members occupy the left Those who enter are the new Presi- Sore Hands, Pimples. etc. Your skin bonnets, rose, like the suffragettes at Its three hundred members were all one of the three would do equa y space of dent. W. T. Cosgrave, and General A Solvent Little Nation. a blank is House. there the then up" by "touching benefit address centre, to always will Westminster, belonging to the then established State well." empty benches awaiting the thirty-six Richard Mulcahy, the new Comman- with Zam-Buk. Now all these grandiose schemes for and were tenderly, but firmly. hurried church, for the laws. the rigid deof the Deputies. the Occupations while The mutineers." un"the bowed and sheep, The former all chemists galstray -in -Chief. art der from Obtainable outside. a Parliament House, for great claration at the head of the roll which labour is placed upon der the heavy weight of his onerous storekeepers at 1/6 and 3/6 per box. Except in the Strangers' Gallery, and The Dail is, unlike Grattan's Par- solid phalanx of fourteen leries. sweeping new thoroughfares and was required to sign, and member each the told. all no of transome you days platform, whirling see that these and to in Ask for Zam-Buk sometimes on the Press liament. a highly democratic assembly. theright, attending with much regu- office magnificent cathedrals will have The the Test, excluded from the possibilsition and revolt and the personal scrget Zam-Buk. wait awhile. At the outset of the woman is to be seen in the House. has amongst its members, profes- majority It of all kindsdissent entrance ity of of a disposed death the sow entailed through Irish. barristers, soli- larity. present year Ireland's financial posi- electors at the last election -Catholic and Protestant. In the Dail sors. teachers of journalists, near relative, murdered by marauders. .. farmers, a "Youth. Golden Youth." SITUATION VACANT. tion was a splendid one, money in her of some of the lady members-includthere are seven Protestants, four re- citors, doctors, His companion's slender figure is habing "the Countess." who, when Miss purse, hope in her mind. Her posiis a young assembly. There Dail The Wanted. GOVERNESS; R.C.; for Comfamof the once uniform was new in the unique-a -Booth, ited quite Gore be fewer to and Constance tion promised are few grey haired Deputies Country; 4 girls; state age, salary. and in mander -in -Chief and once he has ansIn Gratsolvent little nation in an almost ous as the most beautiful woman still bereft of their locks. of concerning qualifications, etc.. to B4, "Record" bankrupt Europe. It is no longer so. the County Sligo, and also as one there was not one wered the few questions Mulcahy Parliament tan's Office. the will in military affairs. General In city and countryside a huge bill the pluckiest riders to hounds Depuunshaven face. In the Dail the cult take his despatch case and leave the awaits liquidation, the cr,sts af the West. The remaining women wilderis in evidence, as some beard the of done be for there is much work to aimless, objectless holocaust the stu- ties, two in number, are in the Deputies wear beards, for example, Dail. It is It is the same with the 542 HAY-STREET, PERTH. ness, hunting the impossible. pid. wanton, destruction of the proDeputy Gavan Duffy. Deputy Cole, elsewhere. of Education. Professor Eoin Minister of course. yes, perty of the Irish peeople and of hu- perhaps, just as well, for the time limit and O'Brien Deputy Afminof Foreign is ten Minister outthe the is AND DRUGGISTS, It Committee MacNeill: in CHEMISTS Samson's for speech Figgis. man life in Ireland. Deputy Darrell after "Publicity." rageous penalty exacted by an armed utes, and this would be no manner of lay in his hair, and poor old fairs, who also looks VETERINARY MEDICINES. strength and the Fitzgerald. represents for who Desmond people Deputy Irish Deputy use to the lady minority from the Samson when shorn lost everything, J. COUNTRY ORDERS A SPECIALTY to gramPostmaster-Gcneral, Deputy J. having decided upon the system of Cork Borough, and who used hour. but Deputy Figgis after having his Walsh-they are usually only in the Government under which they choose aphonise the late Dail by the beard clipped by his adversaries before House when wanted, and then get to live. the last election, shot to the top of the In Grattan's Parliament. to their work. Of course when Old Allies. poll, going past the 'panel" candidates hack FOR PURE FRESH MILK, RING the electric division bell rings all troop donhuna by three had sliding Parliament Grattan's like a Rolls-Royce A2193. DELIVERED TWICE DAILY the The divisions are taken by the accomodation, in. So, failing other evening. for each constitumarket two a on members. cart dred key OUR OWN COWS AT WANFROM of the roll and the oral recordDail set to work in the Royal Dublin ency, viz., sixty-four "Knights of the Well. at I was saying before, we went calling NEROO-ROAD, OSBORNE PARK. ing of the Deputy's vote when his Society's Theatre. which flanks Lein- Shire" returned for thirty-two counDail is a young asthe hairdressing, COWS AND RELIABLE EARLY name is mentioned by the Assistant ster House, the former town residence ties; fourteen "Citizens" :apresenting sembly. Youth is at the prow and In Grattan's Parliament the HORSES ALWAYS ON HAND FOR of of the Dukes of Leinster, and stands the Speaker's Clerk. "Represntatives" too-in two helm, cities; the at seven members went into separate lobbies. SALE. fine National Museum of _between our Art "Borough of the College" (Dublin Chair and bearing the Presidential reP. J. CONDREN, Proprietor. and the doors were locked until the and the National His- the Zcience and University). and 220 "Burgesses" responsibility--youth and capacity. This division was taken, but Leinster House Mr. ' tory collection. borof ten the words one hundred and illustiates by Dail turned the and as accommodation, Assembly no lobby Here sat the National James Stephens: "Perhaps actually has oughs. Probably four chief Irish of the Dail remain open during I frequpently saw it this autumn. evolHAY :STREET. PERTH. the work of almost every man over doors counties combined would now contain the divisions. ving the Constitution of the new a far larger electorate than that which in Ireland is finish'Phone A4517. of age years fifty Sandwiched in between col- returned the whole three hundred own State. their obey They will only ed. Excellent Accommodation for Guests A Busy Minister. be lections of old-world curiosities and at- members to Grattan's Parliament. chance the whether and generation; and Motors. tached to the ever virile Royal Dublin ALL WOOL GIBSONIA" FLANNELS MADE IN OUR OWN MILLS. The great volume of the Governgiven or denied, it is they will underBA RN HART SUMshoulAT upon the some Society-the oldest Society of its class for fallen FLANNEL has The Roll of the Dan. IN work shape ment and REQUIREMENTS future the WINTER take YOUR BUY Proprietor. in the world's history and the most age-long destiny." There derse of the Minister for Home Affairs. this Detime, little twenty-eight PRICES. and FAIR MER hundred This One up -to-hour Society of to -day. Deputy Kevin. O'Higgins, who has are men of fifty in Dail Eireann, of Dail at the the to sent were of puties combination happy a the as one very through and Cheap Fish not Fresh strikes For piloted the Constitution course but they are either Of these four and forces actively working in the service elctions in last June. the great majorCALL AT yard. numerous, or most of them do not Dail with resourceful adroitness 2/4i Fair, Foy's at 28in.; joined wool, already, all FLANNEL. old the have and Natural Dail new distinctof Ireland-the He speaks slowly and skill. look their years. ity, three who have taken the sword Society, a proper reconstruction of the Silver, Mid. and aDrk Greys, Good General Purpose FLANNELS, 28in.; ly. and has an amusing habit, as he one in deFoster's Successor. bond of similar service, recorded in the and perished by thetwosword, of picking up one paper after at Foy's Fair, 2/8 yard. speaks, against 131 BARRACK -STREET, arrayed "Journals" of the Parliaments of Ire- fence of the State. another and examining them critically. The Speaker of the assembly is, inNatural FLANNEL. light weight, 28in.; at Foy's Fair, 2/8 yard. was Arthur Griffith, (Opposite McCarthy's Hotel). believes land when those Parliaments and the it. The fourth A tall handprobably beholder acual choke. The happy a outer deed or under Eightyfor suitable of victory. Special Dark Grey, a high-grade quality, Dublin Society worked who fell in the hour venerable Cleanliness and Civility Guaranteed. some, dignified, grave young man. this that the Minister is verifying his point the Roll, wear, 28in.; at Foy's Fair, 3/3 yard. whole-heartedly together in the same eight Deputies have signed Professor Hayes. alert, just imperturb- with meticulous care, but I fancy that for. in this Provisional Parliament no fine and soft. 28in.; at in beautifullyor, atom an hi; pauses, good cause. FLANNEL without masking is only Saxony He is Merino he Natural able, serene. oath has been administered to any Foy's Fair, 3/4 yard. the elegant words of "the ring." simof the partisan. or a particle of obserBy Using What is This Dail Like? member prior to taking his seat. So The ply "sparring for wind." The method vable bias in his composition. who have Deputies CRAVEN'S LIGHTNING CORN forty are there that is modern and far in advance of the ALL WOOL WHITE FLANNEL. rule of ten minutes for speakers in Well, as I first saw it, the assembly not taken their seats. and of these 1/6 POT. 1/6. CURE. as ancient plan of looking up into Sir Committee is rigidly observed, andman was a model of dignity and decorum. CRAVEN'S PHARMACY, four are now dead. Thus the unaniHeavy Soft A111 Wool White FLANNEL, for men's wear, 28in.; at "if a light-adiusting, white said. Grubb's Deputy Howard Farmer's a so much so that an old country genConstitution 137 BARRACK -STREET, mous passage of the Foy's Fair. 2/9 yard: he has umbrella in the roof -lantern. in the cannot say in ten minutes what say tleman who, as an ally of Mr. Parnell, means that eighty-eight Deputies apCHEMISTS AND OPTICIANS. it." simple belief that inspiration "ill fall Fine Pink Edged SAXONY, for ladies' and children's wear. 28in.; at got to say, why he'll never fought, after the "split," one of the prove. and that thirty-six are absenL. Ardagh, M.P.S.. Manager. Dan 1?" sufficiently have be gaze f-om on high if the Foy's Fair, 2/11, 3/6 yard. "How many more minutes hottest political fights ever undertak- tees. N. S. Craven, Optician. asks earnest, able Deputy Sean Mil- intent. I think if Minister O'Higgins en in Ireland, whispered to me. "why The Constituencies. Super Blue Edged SAXONY. the finest of fine flannels. ?Sin.; at Foy's chair roy, who now fills the editorial it's like being in church." Fair, 3/9 yard. Each county no longer returns its of "Young Ireland." poor Arthur Grif"Three," replies The Aspect of the "House." fith's last journal. two Knights of the Shire. The counWOOL. PURE ALL OF FLANNELS COLOURED inter exceptions, five with the Speaker with his eye on the clock, ties are. The Theatre in which this decorous linked. Thus Kerry and West Limready, if necessary, to count the De42-44 ROE -STREET. PERTH. Fast Navy FLANNEL, a super cloth, 28in.; at Foy's Fair 3/9 yard. assembly sits is a "two tier house" erick, also North, Mid, West, South out when the silencing "ten" had puty Fair Foy's at INCREASED PATRON28in.: is pink. sky. platform The jade, shape. scarlet. lemon, -shoe in horse of Fine SAXONY, NOTIFY OUR CLIENTS THAT THROUGH As to the alertness each jointly send forth. Cork -East ticked been South and transformed into a fine Press room, eight Deputies; Kildare and Wicklow AGE WE HAVE INCREASED SPACE ACCORDINGLY. 3/11 yard. of the "chair," Deputy McGuinness CRATES ON APPLIgentleand FOWL. ladies work the AND office wherein in LABELS STENCILS FREE. attacked the proposal to retain were, Louth and Meath, East Mayo and he A TRIAL SOLICITED. men whose duty it is to present the Sligo. Tipperary East and Waterford, CATION. Court judges who County the The public. the to Dail doings of the said, in the habit of giving biasseda including Waterford Borough, each J. P. ROGERS, Auctioneer THOS. NEWBY, Manager. "pit," .or ground floor, has been boardGalway stands verdicts by order of "Dublin Castle" of five Deputies. ed over, brought to the level of the send The voice Donegal and of the past. seven. returns landmark and alone first balcony and handsomely carpeted. Co. Dublin each send six Deputies; Dublin University in the person of the On this raised floor the Speaker's Deputy Fitzgibbon defended groupings and Clare County Chair is placed. The old and most other while Up jumped sae chosen of return four each, judges. 94 WiLLIAM-STREET, PERTH. "to prove uncomfortable chair used by Speaker separately their Westmeath preserve and Monaghan Longford and Cavan THE EXTENSION OF OUR CHILDREN'S Foster was destroyed by fire at Antrim County status and each send three. The Speaker motioned statement." his N -_ stately the DEPARTMENT ENABLES YOU TO BUY Castle last October. and the Deputy to resume his seat. "Yoti East and North-East Cork are groupEVERY CLASS OF FOOTW:1AR FOR THE presidential chair of the Royal Dublin ed together, and also have three rea statement here." said ,.,.s......./ prove cannot a resting KIDDIES AT THE LOWEST PRICE IN THE Society was requisitioned as And the Dail, realising that the he. presentatives apportioned to them. The saw STATE. GIVE US A TRIAL ORDER. witnesses, place for Mr. Speaker. This, however, Borough of Cork stands alone and reDeputy could not call after a few weeks, was discarded for a turns four Deputies and the divisions that "it was so." The old Guard was found was it as seat, modern more of Dublin return twelve. that the high back of the presidential
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