Notes From Ireland New Ser.:V.1(1893)
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Yesterday was not the first or the second occasion that in recent years he has in the House of Commons denied having uttered words attributed to him, or quahfied them in such a way as to deprive them of significance. One speech so denied was made at that very meeting at Mitchelstown around which the controversy raged yesterday. That speech was only ten lines long owing to its interruption by the tragic events of the day, but short as it was, when Mr. Dillon was challenged in the House as to a s...tatement in it he denied having uttered the words. Two shorthand re- jjorters who were at Mitchelstown when Mr. Dillon uttered this denial in London, turned up their note- books, and found the disputed phrase in their notes, exactly as it had been given by a third reporter, whose account had been quoted against Mr. Dillon. — Fall Mall Gazette, 4th July, 1893.
The following is the report of the incident in the House above referred to, as recorded by the Freeman's Journal : — Mr. Balfour — Mitchelstown on Friday was occupied with a very important legal transaction, namely, the trial of the hon.
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Yesterday was not the first or the second occasion that in recent years he has in the House of Commons denied having uttered words attributed to him, or quahfied them in such a way as to deprive them of significance. One speech so denied was made at that very meeting at Mitchelstown around which the controversy raged yesterday. That speech was only ten lines long owing to its interruption by the tragic events of the day, but short as it was, when Mr. Dillon was challenged in the House as to a s...tatement in it he denied having uttered the words. Two shorthand re- jjorters who were at Mitchelstown when Mr. Dillon uttered this denial in London, turned up their note- books, and found the disputed phrase in their notes, exactly as it had been given by a third reporter, whose account had been quoted against Mr. Dillon. — Fall Mall Gazette, 4th July, 1893.
The following is the report of the incident in the House above referred to, as recorded by the Freeman's Journal : — Mr. Balfour — Mitchelstown on Friday was occupied with a very important legal transaction, namely, the trial of the hon.
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