... will—come into a united Lre- land, he ought to abandon the idea of coerc- ing the Nationalist counties of Ulster to remain out. But be that as it may, I shar- ed the hope, and I share it still, that after this war we will lay aside the idea of civil war in Ireland ...

... PO5 Tilt RELIEF OP !NOUN Calle Dan. THI LANGUAGE OF 11111ACI AND TOOKATS OF CIVIL WAR IN ULITUU FORWID AO MICIEDIRSLY BAD PIM FOR If TAD IN lUIWD WEI' TO USE THREATS OF CIVIL ■AR. WHAT WAS TO EXPECTED Of VIII MAJORITY IF HOVE PULL FAILED. IT DI. PERDU ...

... susses to get into conflict with the latiotul sentiment The history of Beotland for a couple of centuries is a record of the civil strife which its pretensions occasioned. In Wales, in Ireland, it made itself the instnuomit of • narrow and stupid moues of ...

... Districts in Ireland, and suggest some means of improving them, held its hint sitting yesterday the hall of the Institute Civil Engineers, 35 Dawson street. The Commission consists of the Earl of Dudley (President), Most Rev. Dr. O’Donnell, Bishop of ...

... Confraternity in the Cathedral ou neadap night. the spiritual director, Rev. H. Browne. C.C.. Paid that though he hod not. it. unit-tally shore was n rumour go• log around that there to a Fem•ral revatiou of work in the town. such happening wretlii eatworophe ...

... auifcnble aphete* civilian one of. th* aaeat important and oiioroua duties placed upon Gorernmmt. Pre-war condit ions ot' civil life are laetnj Jranglbrmed graduallv. and are, a* it were, the melting pot, being necw*ari:j altered from day to day. have ...

... MUSLIN GOWNS . M Gain,. 10a 6d. Mot TLYN. h.. 13 0. Ih. li.• 4 L.. M. E. 5.4.4. .1. nun . . Utley b. tion OXFORD AND UNITS MORNING SHIRTS (Self.Colosted ems,. bather appeared te came melt Meath. . a 7727 ' lIIIIIMentICOLINIRED LINKS COATS. Plain ...

... sion in misled his opinions aa an Irish NatMnalial also aboolahely neesessry, and not merely and patriot In his reply to the United within the congested districts, if the policy Irish Lego* yesterday he &Boded to that of agrarian nimenetrection which Mr ...

... both sides. and it served to cheek beads invasion 3lar la ad. knot's the story. It was one of the Igiadiest bottles of the Civil War, and the dead and lay together, with priests and Surgeons and those angels of the battlefield, the &stern, buy among them ...

... Internatiorel Stocks were e ff ected by the doleeu Mb rellies, h but the ehmlui wee resettled lad weak. ileseit's Deep 11 2 Do Wait .- 11 23 .3 ie. l lO .1 Irish Civil Service Permanent Building Society 5 o_ so of the Continental Bourses, which were sweetly ...

... the space of • few weeks the mil &Trim army the Turkish frontier. At slum gep-dan;;btere in oddit.oll to road situation at United Stitis has been th e of th e th e i u g e p eu d ence o f &m a ti m e lulus:m.o,d. &sale d0m . :44.d by wee rec ..* msg. ...

... mimeo About 2,800 sheep lAN. tile bad mile op the ka takeovers/ dm ask LONDON • lay Yd Y44to 1i lOC short, Is 10d En to 4.1; United Mono. Deptford killed, aa Sd to 4s. kind guartas, Ia 44 4 tom to 2. MIL Entine quirt: Scotch is: one., Is to 24; English nether ...