... proposed make the allowance for children apply also to wife, and to his surprise representations had been made any suffrage society suggesting the impropriety of his acting on thjat basis. (Laughter.) He would also make similar allowance in rcspect of ...

... Evangelistic meetings have also been conducted by Rev. J*. E. Donovan at Lisnaskea; Rev. K. J. .1. Teasey, ol Banbridge, the People's Hall. Belfast; by Rev. It. Lc© Cole, 8.D., in Cork. All those were well attended, and very encouraging. Rev. I*\ J. Johnston ...

... Metz beyond the overturning the statues of the Emperor William 1., the Emperor Frederick, and Prince Frederick Charles by the people. The famous image of William 11. monk’s attire among the sculptured saints of the Cathedral bears placard inscribed in large ...

... One of the features of the epidemic is the number of people who are snadenly stricken with the disease in the street, and within twenty-four hours the ambulances have dealt with nearly three dozen people overcome in this way. These cases of sudden illness ...

... Nationalists were not slow to .see the advantages resulting from tms accretion to theif strength, and when Lord Midleton. acting on behalf of his grown, tabled resolutions reserving control of Excise and all other sources of revenue to an Irish Rarlinment ...

... Unionist representatives would number 26, while the Nationalisfis*would not retain more than seats. The remainder of the representation would be in th© hands the Sinn Foiners, who had already announced their intention of abstaining from the British Parliament ...

... thrown modem tirrcs; one in Judean; a medizval French iu>ry; a.id a lonian story b-C-)- The limHotione which apply to stage representation in the ordinary form are unknown in cinema reproductions, and in the Babylonian story the spectator is treated a pic- ...

... ideals of a tyranny which he is pleased I call culture spelt with aK. (Laughter ) Yes 1 and U.’ster committed herself nobly and acted I as yon would expect her to do. did not i about asking is England’s difficulty our opportunity ? No, said England's trouble ...

... and circulate these amongst our pacifists, and strike-tomentors, and grumblers, it might do them a great deal good. Many people would like to know something about the growth of our Constitution and the by which our Empire Is governed at home and abroad ...

... any way discredited that system which those military leaders represented did not still held the the estimation the German people and army. The phases war were rapid and the phases popular feeling might also undergo rapid change, 'therefore need not take ...

... JlaJlygawley. and Closer. TYRONE NORTH-WEST. (.Sinn Fein) 10,413 (l.niouibt) ' of thanks v?a« proposed to Mr. Jiokip, acting ofliccr, Mr. Georgo who paid tribute the «'• ir,aimer ip which he had met th# both parties: filler, necoaded, and heartily ...