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Waikato Times, Volume XX, Issue 1665, 8 March 1883, Page 2

all dH#W>>'SX>s>bruary-28. \ tiiE visit of Mr Redmond, M.P., hw.; orft WbW kf\% ®4ifM- v Mr; Redmond applied for the use of the Freemasona' HMlyl^Tit?.tW(M?«ling Masons protested. amLtlie hull was refused, JHe; LoWeTMr m^'ks^ife'e 'of. thevGaiotyj Theatre,-^ (?on/s?dyc<ifelo. sum^, for the use of thc-tlieatre, Jjut Mr Bav^ W^jioqriß[ipalJe, S? eei.^nt^poyed^ ,»# forbade its use. Eventually,, a meettog was held in tha»Vidtotia Hall, and, contrairV icr-eTpejfto^ti^urjth^-meltidg went' ofi^withottt-any -diSthroancer \Tle lead* ing Irishmen of Sydney were conspicuuos '> the compncity of the liana Eeagde 4 with , the li'MhtoiitMgeMi are generally regarded as unsatisfactory. [BY TELEGRAF^rpCOPYRIGHT.]

SypxEr, March 6. , \ ar^d epthi|siostic to protest'against Mr Redmond's iji/^ion on behalf, of ,th.c .Ir^ah, Jfat^op^l League, was held here this evening', Sir Henry Parkes aHdrSoYejr^inen^bersjof the legislature, besides ministers of various denominations were present. The meeting at one time was very disorderly, and the opeatufrs were unable to obtain;* hearng, and free fights between the suppor&rg of Mr Redmond and his opponents occurred.' ' The 1 > 'maleontonta/' however, were forcibly Wpcted froni the hall, and resolutions of protests "were passed.