... LITERALLY SPEAKING Uncle Mose aspired to the elective °Mee of justice of the peace in the black bottom part of the town. lane bar there WWI to his preferment: he could neither read nor *rite. His master advised him to go to the commissioner of elections ...

... PRESIDENT SPEAKS. Meanwhile the Crowd outside was keeping up vociferous and persistent clamour. • Yielding to this, Mr. Coagrave ultimately made his appearance an the balcony and addressed the crowd in Gaelic, declaring that he begged St. C.oltuttbanus ...

... AN TAOISEACH SPEAKS An Tauiseach, Mr. Costello, the next speaker, was loudly ap,pauded. He said that the monument was a token that tnere would be ere !led on the Hill a fitting memorial to all those who, throughout the ages. sacrificed themselves that ...

... THE SPEAKING NOVELIST, 'The noveliat, too, has discovered that it time-pad trouble to talk bir stuff into the phonogrank But what of quality? Walt* Scott could dictate The Bride of Lammermoor, says the Sin, while racked with pain, but ste hu yet ...

... DROGHEDA SPEAKING. Last %,eelg. %e had the pleasure on alternate nights of hearing both Mr. Peter Lynch and Mr. A. .1. O'Farrell broadcast from Dub. lin, and this meek Mrs. A. J. O'Farrell, under her professional oognomen Malts spoke to us during the ...

... Farmers Speak. Mr Richard J Rooney, I P, DC, Wyanstown Roues, °ldiom, said it gave him Mime pleasure to hear the labourer, raising their voices at this critionl juncture in congratulation of Mr Redmond sad the Party ; it was snob a splendid answer to ...

... Irish Speaking Librarian. Michael Mac Donnell, Secretary Fingal coiroe cemuirxir, wrote:— I have been directed by this committee to ask you whether the Balbriggan Library Committee is under the control of the General Libraries Committee of Balrothery ...

... THE IRISH-SPEAKING PEASANT. IS there is one man in Ireland whose mind bas Lot vet been vitiated by polities it is the Irish. speaking peamnt, whose ignorance appears to have kept Lim honest. I have found him more able to look at facts on their merits ...

... TO SPEAK OUT. What does this delay mean? We want to know if it is true that Lord Kitchener has asked for forty thousand men and has been told he cannot have them. If that is so. why does not the Government tell the nation the facts of the ease? It is ...

... DUBLIN SPEAKS TO DROGHEDA Even a little ray of light large upon a dark night, and the smallest crumb of couniirt is cage; ly snatched at by those who are starving. How greatly a, icome then aiH be this splendid news team Dublin. bearing with it a meseage ...

... nice thing but he would rather have his teeth looked after by a good dentist no matter if he could only speak Hebrew than a dud who could speak Irish. It was very much more important to have a good dentist than an Irish speaker. After all dentists were ...

... Even the Children Speak It. A youth named Farrell was charged by Sergeant Sharpe with using filthy language on the public street He was about 19 years of age, and was • abort time out of a Reformatory. In fining defendant 5., the Chairman said the magistrates ...