But the most amusing incident in connection with the commemoration preparations has been brought to light by the Times' lobby correspondent.—Just. after Mr. Dillon with the support of his followers had issued his manifesto calling uponTreland to take no part in the Diamond Jubilee celebrations, it was discovered that no fower than sixty-three out of the seventy odd all the seats they could yet for themeclves Anti-Parnellite members had applied for
and their friends to witness the royal procession
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