... if the result should a defeat for them. Hr. Haxton had been forbidden to speak at meeting Stavely in the afternoon, and transpired that Hr. Kirkwood had also been forbidden to speak there. The latter proceeded to half way. where another notic« prohibiting ...

... SPEAKING IN DUBLIN. The feature of a large anti-Treaty meeting in Sackville-street, Dublin, on Sunday was the presence of the youthful sons of Yr. De Valera and of the late Mr. E. Childers. Master De Valera said he did not. know what would be done with ...

... When Soyalty Speaks. And, my goodness, isn’t Royalty isuient I w atched the Prince of Wales at a banquet the other night, and his deportment was simply wonderful. Speeches (not the brightest have ever listened to!) went on hour after hour, and towards ...

... On the Dais —The Governor Speaking. THE CUMBERS” AT THE OPERA HOUSE “Th« Climbers,” a Warner Bros, production, starring Irene Rich, supported large and distinguished cast, is the attraction at IheOpera House this week. The piece from the play Clyde Fitch ...

... SOME PLAIN SPEAKING. Under the heading, A Congress of Incompetence, the Irish Statesman says:— Under this heading the Irish Statesman says:— It is indisputable that egriculture is the fundamental industry in the Free State, and the deliberations ...

... DECIDES TO SPEAK FIRST. Mr. Austen Chamberlain, replying to Sir Donald Mac Lean in the House of Commons yesterday, said he had an opportunity of reporting to the Prime Minister the strong desire of the House that he should himself open to-morrow's (to-day's) ...

... SPEAKS AT LUTON MEETING. There was an impressive incident on Thursday night at a meeting at Luton to support Sir John Hewitt, Conservative candidate. Lady Wilson, widow of the late Field- Marshal Sir Henry Wilson, was one of the speakers, and when she ...

... PEOPLE THREATENED FOR SPEAKING TO THEM. The intimidation of people in Buncrana district who speak the police continues. During the past week armed and masked men have made midnight visits several houses, and, presenting revolvers at occupants who had ...

... ASYLUM ATTENDANTS TO SPEAK EFFECT OF A FREE ORDER. An important letter affecting the positions of asylum attendants in regard to the Irish language was read at the monthly meeting of the Waterford (Mental Hospital. It stated that when persons with an ...

... generally speaking, ia/- will buy A Pound’s Worth. It will pay you to look through all ‘Departments carefully and see the Wonderful Value offered. You need not buy a pennyworth. ...

... 'S PLALN SPEAKING. Mr. F. Cholmeley, of Owens School, London, said some hard things of the cinema in relation to the child, in the course of his address at the conference of the Incorporated Association of Head-masters in London on Tuesday. Discoveries ...

... WILL COLONEL GUEST SPEAK OUT? The following letter appears in the “Morning Post”; Sir -In out* respeet (lie letter written In Mr. Llovd-Cleoige in support (lie eaiuJi dature of Colonel Uuest’s op|)oiicnt. jesse.-. un interest for the nation at large as ...