... centenary also occun this New Year, has inspired the spirit of Irish Nationalism with his immortal ballad of Who fears to speak of Ninety-Eight? But it is Dr. Drennan whom Ireland's best patriots shoald invoke to-day—Dr. Drennan. with his impassioned ...

... difficulty . . A conference is to take place, therefore, to-morrow, between representatives of employers and men. Mr. Thomas, speaking for the Parliamentary Committee, states that as a result of their efforts, made at the direct re-quest of the Prime Minister ...

... the United Kingdom is creating more confusion than giving an idea of the real situation in Transylvania. Lord Stanenore, speaking on behalf of the Government in the House of Lords (December 16), referred to the said report as representing an ex-parte ...

... must have had the consent of his Cabinet to the measure which he recently expounded, Mr. JELLErr mhy happily be dismissed as speaking for only the unreasoning remnant of the Ascendancy Party in Ireland. It is quite true, as he says, that the first wrsential ...

... criticised Sir Michael O'Dwyer, and said the bitter poison administered by him had actually proved to be the elixir of life. Speaking of the Reforms Bill, he urged the continuance of the amstitutional struggle and united efforts to make the reforms successful ...

... effective. Generals Filch and Petain conceded the principle of employing the American Army as a unit ; and General Pershing, speaking of the employment of his fighting force in an incredibly short space of time, lays : Our troops were imbued with an offensive ...

... Stanley, promises to be one of the more interesting of by-election ooatests. The leader of the Unionist• Party in the division speaks of the Coalition with its back to the wall. That appears strong language at this stage, considering that Sir Albert Stanley ...

... 1 • THE WESTMINSTER GAZETTE Al the words and acts of Oar Lord were meant to speak of One whose mercy flowed rotted the world like the great tides; let men take their own most generous and selfless thoughts—let them take those relations in which life gives ...

... Whitenaven. In addition a large number of sub-branches have been opened or reopened. SIR SIDNEY ON IMIINIATION. Sir Sidney lee, speaking at the annual meeting of the Co-operative Hotidy's' Association at Westminster to-day, said the Axisociation sought to house ...

... the ironmoulders' dispute we have some guarantee of that prosperity for the engineering :n4tistry of which Sir Jolts Mt LAIu speaks with confidence. rhe terms arranged yesterday arc to be submitted to a ballot .the men, and if that is favourable work will ...

... trembling in his right arm and leg has become very pronounced. He has be. come corptdent, although be eats very little. He now speaks very slowly, in contrast to his former habit. No one, says the correspondent. who has seen the ex-Kaiser at Amerongen, has ...

... ;it rises with him ;it is the index of his spiritual attainments ; and at the same time it is the eternal sacrament which speaks of the divine sensitiveness and generosity. Palestine itself is a witness that the very soil of the earth tells the character ...