... walls of his house count for anything, they ed there also added that he was negotiating the G. & and W. Railway system. Mr Coe speak trumpet-tongued fcr the wonderful popu- vhom he and larity of the deceased Caurchman. He came ion with “to the docks to Cork ...

... ex premed on the treachery of James Carey show that his mind was not wholly by the distractions of this enchanting place. Speaking to Lord Granville about Carey and the scene in Kilmainham Courthouse, he said: ‘The epectacie is indeed loathsome, but I ...

... Cahircivesn for the w house with thirt: tona of coal at price tos eh TS + the Master (Me. John O/Sullivan) said thas he. was speaking leat, to the peaple who were m supe to the at that per load for turf. but they hey to supply it wna only tort Se said they ...

... was Cotter that shot his O'Mara did not say he say a: any time that it wae Cotter shot his -After the funeral did ue did mt speak to hin tall alter the funeral! tell you was Cotter who shot hrs wife® Ther. was some conversaticn. but he never mentioned fully ...

... that they on that ght in order to be properly branch of the of Ook to x the restoration of ite to learn to read, rite, and speak the tongue will re- ive every and will be extended weed, for an ded may be equalied, but cannot be sur- thet io deing done ...

... there to cern (applause). for loyal support to the Party and its sagacious and trusted leader. Mr. John Redmond (applause) Speaking with some lome Rale. and knowledge of the of Hi the views a! the democracy in England and Scotland, he could eay with confideice ...

... Pope assists ted by one of at a second He then goes into the ante-chamber, and usually recei him there, 'o eah one of them ke speake a fey words indeed, the ‘Good knows a!l his sheep, and later on takes black coffee in bis own room, and at 8 o'clock he The ...

... somewhere for hunch, you sill do your shopping by wireless, obtain your news through ita agency. and telephone wires, not to speak of telegraph poles. will be selling as useless Jumbe- And yet. I say it ts & growth of e:xme dosen years and no more fer although ...

... for was y would be in the future to put It wae inoreased taxction on Irish land. of that an representing the whale country speaking with an united vowe would be a very powerful body. would like to osk js the Mr. . T. Kennedy—t want us to join @ non: Chairman- ...

... be- came such a task master that he had to purchase it at the sacrifice of thea the movement had no further use for him. Speaking at Rhymney Rail jwaymen's dinner at Cardiff on Saturday my ght. Mr. J. H. Thomas. M.P. declared he would not hold office ...

... Counc! coald hire out. sth ances to | vision.’ at present Uvere was a want of proper super- fr. ssid he had been recently speak- who ing to the County Surveyor of another coun! him how t | lasted and was surprised when be (Mr. said five or six years ‘The ...

... order years ago he w means of bringing to Cork the late and il Charles Stewart Parnell hear) While he (the chairman) «as speaking remains were | in the h at to be | the pext morning. and he thought it would be a worthy act on their part, on eve of the ...