Parnell, speaking at the meeting in Limer-lok oh Sunday, said that Parliament would not reduce rents, but when farmers had reduced them, Parliament would interfere and render the continuation of the agitation useless, Ib was necessary to adopt a platform which would profit labourers well as farmers. They had got rid of the great proprietors in France, Prussia and Belgium; why not in Ireland? He advised the people to offer a just rent to the proprietors, as then the question may be settled this winter Dablin, 3rd November.
an indictment and information against hi Parnell as just beau served with a copy of by a detective officer at the Imperial Hotel in this city, Gordon, one of the defoudents charged in the indictment, masly ill, T, D, Sullivan, Sexton and Egan have also ved summonses, which order the accused on Friday before the Court of, Qu ench, MeVally, one of the agitators indicted for conspiracy, in a speech near Tuam, recom-monded the use of dynamite and gun-cotton against Inudlords, Parnell's tone is also more violent lately. The Land League mosts to-day to consider the line of action to be taken for the defence of the members indicted.
Brennan and O'Sullivan also received sum-the Court of Queen's and League maintains that for conspiracy never were members of the League. Boyton is a naturalised American, Parnell arrived in Dublin at a late hour last night, and his hotel was watched by a deteotive, ' The Daily Bxpress (Protestant), discus.
ig the prosecution against members of "If the Government pi for another six mont! there will be an armed rising.'
The Radical Clubs of London at a cent deprecated the prosecution of Irish land agitator
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