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... .• submitted to. Mr. Asquith. and his answers are given below. IRELAND AND INDIA Mr. Long Defends Uoyd Georges Proposals Speaking at a lonelier of the Went Wats Constitutional Association at Troabrolp yeslanky, Yr. Walter Imam Firm Lard if the Adminlty ...

... reached, and that the partitioning of Liaser would moult in as economic astar to Chid of the Inns .sinituds (apPladel. I not speak in any sperit of bitumen& To' any • long aed painful chapter in the= el Derry is cloud, and a new I trust when it cords to ...

... Onolle basks that apprar Map tbese moaned sway in • mass ad have to mean to much rnmenaging to wore say velum the. ramie. It speaks badly ler tb Goats respect law bash that at was found necessary to none melt vahtabla Iseokosas Father dittos el lhating's ...

... intere,t of the C.E.C. and it• leatkro to handle talc eat her iliau iunipktely THE LOCAL RATS. .fain, Mr. UrNstrell erite• Speaking of those • who are. not dead Pgdlin.t tlie Ilan,' ha .as. that • the lo.• 1 rate prosi,imi is a. (kith:tamable a. itiuna ...

... like re eery* the imiponderance of the auffragwa Ilia section of the electorate. WOK Sc /AIM' POLITIOSI Sir Edward Canon, speaking in London last night. said that even one they were in greet danger of not learning the lemons of war. Vigorous efforts wove ...

... treat•urer. had sent nt hi. nnitrhetton. Regret was en• •re••ed anal a harm tribute paid to the rer• tee. be had /macre& speaking the t of L. and Garden nier. .aid there standard everyoliers for t .11.11101LItIOn. and the queision eas a• to lent. ilia: ...

... DIGNITY. Archbishop of Tuam's Plea for Irish Fashions LEAGUE OF ST. BRIGID. His Groot Molt Rev. Ur. Gllntartio, biehop of Tome. speaking tw lee. Jeddah's Cathedral. Team. at the inauguration of a breneh of the Le:igee of SI. Brigid, said waa formed as a protest ...

... teleolt 10 the city. Mr% Cantle 1 . ..-Jed to in is favour of the maoletien being adopted. The Cbaineau militated lira Comet to speak Li Eregliab. asked ms time •u reads. lion against spanking in hob. The Cliairman aaid Nu, but the mit:it; of the Countsl could ...

... they might easily have Jane. have foiiglit purrly a. Trade l'aireinte and on purely Trade Union iseises. home oh their allies speak if they had been minty of reckless sod willtddebace. On the centrtry, they have all Mons theineelvee reedy to accept airy ...

... parish collection. If the sreekby landlord. as often happens. does not. to the same religious perisaaSton as the parent we speak of, he pay. nothing towards the upkeep of the school. eldest lad at the op of 12 or 13 nay be at top of his tissa--lbe WA boy ...