Irlands Dornenkrone und Rosen, oder, Das Beste ihrer Geschichte von den besten ihrer Autoren, eine Reihe historischer Erzählungen, die so unterhaltsam wie ein Roman lesen .. . Rot den Triumph eines offenen Feindes für den eines halbherzigen Freundes. Die Kandidaten waren Mr. (Jetzt Sir Charles)Lewis, Mr. (Jetzt Chief Baron) Palles, und Mr. Biggar. In diesem Moment wurde Herr Palles als Generalstaatsanwalt strafrechtlich verfolgt. Duggan und andere katholische Bischöfe für den Teil, den sie in einer berühmten Galway-Wahl hadlten, und Herr Biggar machte ITA erste und unverzichtbare Bedingung für seinen Entzug des Wettbewerbs, den diese verfolgen

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Ireland's crown of thorns and roses; or, The best of her history by the best of her writers, a series of historical narratives that read as entertainingly as a novel .. . red the triumph of an open enemy to that of a half-hearted friend. The candidates were Mr. (now Sir Charles)Lewis, Mr. (now Chief Baron) Palles, and Mr. Biggar. Atthat moment Mr. Palles, as Attorney General, was prosecutingMr. Duggan and other Catholic bishops for the part they hadtaken in a famous Galway election, and Mr. Biggar made ita first and indispensable condition of his withdrawing fromthe contest that these prosecutions should be dropped. Mr. 604 Irelands Crown of Thorns and Roses Palles refused; Mr. Biggar received only 89 votes, but tlieCastle official was defeated, and be was satisfied. Tbe boldfight be bad made marked out Mr. Biggar as tbe man to leadone of tbe assaults wbicb at tbis time tbe rising Home RuleParty was beginning to make on tbe seats of Wbig and Tory.Wben tbe General Election of 1874 came, it was representedto Mr. Biggar that be would better serve tbe cause by stand-ing for Cavan. He was nominated, and returned, and mem-ber for Cavan be remained for years.. Sculpture on a Capital: Priests House, Glendalough: Beranger, i779.From Petries Round Towers. CHAPTER V. CHARLES STEWART PARNELL—HISTORY OF THE PARNELL FAMILY. It was not long after tlie night of Mr. Biggars four hoursspeech that a young Irish member took his seat for the firsttime. This was Mr. Parnell, elected for the county of Meathin succession to John Martin—a veteran and incorruptiblepatriot who had died a few days before the opening of thisnew chapter in the Irish struggle. When the dissolution of February, 1874, came, Mr. Parnellwished to stand for Wicklow, but he was then high sheriffof the county, and the Government would not allow him toqualify himself by resigning. Shortly after. Colonel Taylorsacceptance of office as Chancellor of the Duchy in the newDisraeli Administration made a vacancy for the cou

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• bookcentury1900
• bookdecade1900
• bookpublisherchica
• bookyear1904