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... 'the Some secketaky speaks. Sir Mathew White Bidie; wee the out laet sight at the dinner gieea at Blackpool by the Boyal Inetitute Pablie Health. Speaking cn the Tranevanl he reaearked thaie waa nothing new to at pceaant. Tha OoTernment bad been criticised ...
... GUARDIANS SPEAK OUT. ANTRIM BOARD. At the monthly meeting yesterday of the Guardians of the Antrim Board, Mr. David Dickey, V.C., presided. Others present —Messrs. J. King Robinson; Wm.J Mitchell. J.P.; Thomas Ferguson, D.V.C.; George L. Young, J.P.; ...
... A SPEAKING WATCH. Tua rspaaing watch tha atrikos tha haa now dangerous riral in caw that apaaka thorn ■ed thus raras time. ia tha M. Biran. A disc of rulcaaiaed indiarubbar ia with the to raid whiUt it soft, by maana of Edison phonograph, and mounted ...
... SPEAKS OF CATHOLIC MISSIONS. Eer. George W. Knox, a Protestant clergy* man of Englewood, N writing in the New York Independent” on the Catholic missionaries in Japan, says The present Emperor of Japan ascended the throne in 1867, and in that year 4,000 ...
... THE NEW PARNELL SPEAKS. ALSO HIS HENCHMAN. [IPICIAL TNTWit/JO DUBLIN, INUDAT NIGHT. Mr. John Howard Parnell and Mr. Alexander Blane, ex-M.P., were the chief orators at a meeting of the Commercial Branch of the Redmondite League to-night. Mr. Shaunen ...
... WHO FEARS TO SPEAK OF ’9B ? BELFAST CENTRAL CENTENARY ASSOCIATION. The asaal meeting of above association was held in the rooms, 12 Howard Street, on Sanday last. Hr. B. Keys occupied the chair, in the absence the president. There was large attendance ...
... LORD SPENCER SPEAKS ABOUT THE Berl Spencer presided yesterday afternoon at the anneal meetiag of the Masy Beoosds Society at the United Set-sice Institution, Whitehall. Basing the adoption of the report, which showed balance ct £7,310, and an increase ...
... SPEAK A PROTESTANT MIBBIOMAKT. [aauitt’a Tuaaaaa.] Fklth, Wrtraaa AaarmaLu. WIDHUOtT. Mr. Harold Halo, a of tba lata Biabop Hale, who baa oocdaetiay ailaaioa to Aboriginei ia tba Winters part of tba aoloay, baa throorb tba ant black Mlow. It. it tba aatiraa ...
... —by the Secretary The SPEAK Order, order Mr. DANE—I a ...
... MB. DILLON, H.P, SPEAKS Of BELFAST. Hr. Dilloa, HJ> , was, it appears, prostated with address on Hoaday evening while hurriedly passing through Belfast his way Glasgow, after attending the great ■96 at Coollsload. The event. which wader wbt Bait be re* ...
... WHO FBABB TO SPEAK OP 98 Dr. John Kail* Ingram, LUD., ▼ioa-prorot Tiinity Collega. Dublio, the Taoarabla aatbor tf the poem which will thi* jmt both* rallyiog cry ol the aoattarad childraw the Irith race, ha* been itater- Mted la the ikatoh of hi* Ufa ...
... either not speak English speak it imperfectly. No wonder these Donegal j-easaatry draw the conclnsicn that tba liieh banned tongue; and that they hasten te get rid of it Travelling by the Olentiee line from StrnnorUr we enter the Irish-speaking country proper ...