... Keeping Youth at Home. The best propaganda possible for the fartheralice of natural culture is, just to bring Irish-speaking and English-speaking Ireland into touch. if the Gaeitacht is an inspiration to the visitor, with its melodious speech, its lore, its ...

... of the hair, remove dandruff, and make harsh hair soft and glossy. ARCH ENEMIES OF GOD. ' P.P. STRONGLY CONDEMNS MURDER Speaking at Mass on Sunday, Canon Meagher, P.P., Tallow, Co. Waterford, dealt with the feast of the day (Holy Inaocpnts). said: ...

... Valera, which were given. Rev. J. H. MacDonald, past. Emory raised his hands to re-tore , saying: I have heard de Valera speak h. church, some shouted), and Commis: O'Brien as well, and they acted like p men. I gave them a fair chance, and to say to ...

... Dean O'Leary, P.P., presided. The cause of the decay of the language, according to Seabhac, was that the parents were not speaking it to the children. The mothers, he said, were the greatest nationkillers. The remedies proposed . for the decay were the ...

... -eleeted man of the Irish Convention, and himself as loyal to its aims and con :at the General Election of 1895. as if he were a Speake- of the old bliil -e 11.1 C.—a.— ..! 1-1-1.1: •• • I in a mesansre referring; to events in Ireland.! Rterilk CCIIIIIIITTEr_ ...

... clearly understand the *kerne tires before them. It is curious—perhaps slgnificant—tbat in his speech the Prime Minister speaks of the Federal or Imperial Parliament, and ou I think is occasions alludes to Federalism gr to preredents drawn Prow the ...

... Unemployment Bill would indicate, an Ir.sh Independent representative was informed in quarters in Dublin qualified to speak, it will notbring into benefit any in Ireland not included in the Acts of 1911 and 1916. It means simply an increase in the ...

... competent to read, write, and sneert Irish? Is the Workers' Republic, which understand tuey hope for. to be' an Xn.glisis spea,kin.g one after all? P.P-'S PRAISE OF AN IRISH NOVEL.—A Crusted Old P.P. writes:--- A kindte friend, acquainted with my ...

... 1 NURSING NOTES 48 1 NURSES AND TRADE UNIONISM. - . 2 A 4.5. Speaking at a recent Meeting of the Poor Law Workers' Trade Union, i • Miss Maude MacCallum said Since she had been working in . this matter two things had struck her fA rc ibh. The first ...

... in the dispute will he held in the Trades Capel street. at 12 o'clock tomorrow. A number of leading Trades Unionists will speak. A public meeting in support of the motormen's nrote4 and the appeal for funds will be held at 2 I) . C. tomorrow in the Town ...

... have bravely decided again any Leath-Fainne, or half-way house, in the Irish learner’s progress towards being recognised as speaking the language; in the same brave—and sensible—spirit, we should decide against having any English in the examination of writers ...

... tract of land. The former is useless without the ccoperation of labour; the latter—well, the beef and mutton-producing ranches speak for themselves. It the landowner has a labour victory scored against him one season, he naturally tends to apply the lesson ...