... ENNISCOWIHY SPEAKS TO WEXFORD. Even a little ray of light shines large a dark night, and tho smallost crumb of comfort is eigterly /matched at pins those who are starrinic. How greatly welcome then will he this splendid news :rant Etiniscorthy. lwaring ...

... THE SPEAKING OF IRISH. The speaking of Irish is really tne dietinca !mime of all this language work in county Wexford. Every Catholic ecmpetitor, whether in branch or school, hae to he able to recite his prayers in Irish, and the whole tendenei , of the ...

... Speaking the Truth, The Very Rev Jesuit, continuing, remarked that he could not at that stage give the letters, but he hoped to be ‘able to get permission to print them llmer on. He had nothing to gain by ‘preaching against his brothers and sisters—“l ...

... Recorder Goff Speaks. The Recorder said that a nation without @ past has not much of a future. “If any nation has a past it is Ireland morrowful in some respects. but nevertheless glorious. Patiictism is the highe t and noblest motive that could spring ...

... Recorder Goff Speaks, The Recorder said that a nation without a past has not much of a future. ‘“lf any nation has a past it is Ireland korrowful in some respects. but nevertheless glorious. Patifotism is the highe t and noblest motive that could spring ...

... BLACKMEN SPEAKING IRISH _ A coloured o‘fion-air orator from the Wid¢ findies who sported the unquestionably Irish cognomen of Quinlan, when charged at the Marylebone Court the other day with obstruction, declared “he was as good as_any white man.” Many ...

... WYNDHAM FORCED TO SPEAK. DAMNING EXPOSURES. TORIES FAVOUR DEVOLUTION AND A CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY, GOVERNMENT MAJORITY REDUCED ...

... DR. HYDE SPEAKS. Dr Douglas Hyde, who received an ovation as he came forward to reply to the addresses, heartily thanked thé people of Glenealy and of the County Wicklow for what they had done tonight. Sure, he said, | don’t deserve any honour at all ...

... TAE SPEAKING VOICE. The cultivation of the speaking voice should form part of every girl's education The speaking voice may not bring so many honours. nor such money returns as the singing voice. nevertheless is is quite as important, and really affects ...

... DR. HYDE SPEAKS. Dr Douglas Hyde, who received.n “iton 3« he came dorward to reply ¥ the addresses, heartily thanked the ¥ole of Glenealy and of the Coumy Yiklow for what they had done su | Bt Sure be said, 1 don't desers | “ bonour at all (Cries of—You ...

... Mr. Casey Speaks. Mr. Casey, who now started to address the meeting. had only got as far as my friends when his voice was drowned with hostile shouting and counter clamour. The Messrs. Moroney called for a bearing for Mr. Casey. Mr. Casey went on to ...

... IWHO FEARS TO SPEAK OF '9B ? ...