... further requests for can now nor caa all be answ ng applications under cot INS CT. HOBHOTSE Tunbridgewells, W. Mr. ¢. Hobhouse, speaking to Youre aberals League at Tunbridgewells said that there was a very omencn m connection with the Act, which was manifested ...

... ‘Secretary Industrial De velopment Association) wiil on the In- J Walsh (Chairman dustrial Question Mir J Cork Counts Board) wi speak on behalf of the GAA. The Bove The City Schools are most invited to The Brian Boru Prize Band and th City Brass Bands will ...

... here on some show of that unless somthing unforessen Right Honorable Wénstown will visit Cork during the Easter Recess, and speak at a blic demonstration in the city, and at the same time couple with his visié an where he will receive spection of an address ...

... Saviour, and the candles men. pod The old German legend ascribes the ides of the Christmas tree to St. Winifred. On» day. after speaking to those converted to Christianity, be hewed a hinge oak which had formerly been an object of Druid worship. * Then the so'e ...

... now, Vs irish was not as generally spoken as nobody was ashamed to speak it. force of babit, which was not ‘very of at once, was pal reason why the parents were. yon tineally speaking Eng and shake off this habit, and the die in was no longer the the ...

... beck up their He had by ons Mr. (cheers). Maarice had “heen speaking of the subject which woulg ea- great and engaging e the attention? of present of his ‘his pronouncements on flome Rule. “Speak. on Home Rule. ing on the subject. he said that he reven more ...

... Chairman) cou Mr ‘s grand services to the national cause and fis speak of Benerous tons to help the wounded oldiers of the land war. But knowing bis BC ‘odness personally he could speak of it. 1be ast time that he (the Chairmar) was speas ing to Mr Foley ...

... STEEL ORDERS GOING ABROAD The Lord Ma: of Sheffield, who is chairman of William and Sons, Sheffield, speak- ing at the ann meeting of that com) day. referred to the loss of trade whic! result from the coal strike. One order which the firm usually secured ...

... dealing with Home Rale would the leaders. OWER OF IRISH PARTY. PEECH BY DR. ESMONDE. Wolverhampton, Saturday. Dr. Famonde, M.P, speaking at an Insh de- monstration at Wolverhampton, to-day, said the enornmus power of the Irish Parliamentary Party was evidenced ...

... consumption of coal oy its more scientific use in the production of energy CHIEF TORY WH ‘Thursday Night Mr Steel Maitland, speaking 3° Birkenhead this criticised the Insur ance Act, and when the Chancellor of the Ex-hequer attacked Mr. Bonar Law he began ...

... ed t Parish owing to a mew branch of the Gaelic League being cotablioh- ed e, more money was co on any previous year. This speaks well ‘or the and enthusiasm of the men of the b and the liberality and the Gouth Pa interest in the language by the people ...

... stamina to Lord Soffotk's horse gained an ces Iv victory. Wrh snow falling in various parte of the Mid. lands, one cannot speak in very optimmtic verms as to the practicability of recag at and one can only bepe for the beet. in the the heat of Handicap ...