... SPEAKING FIGURES. Another illustration sad I ass done. Deer at 10.55 contains 10 per oent, of proof spirit and pays 2/9 par gallon, or the rata of 27/6 per proof gallon. Light wines, containing 30 per cent. of proof spirit, pay 2/6 per gallon, or at the ...

... TNEIIIIINT TO SPEAK, have • right to week. I amass lived ise g sriu and I hen probe!), paid more rates to the City than Yr. Posit. Ose of pub& sees vices I pay for is ttk doming sad mange.- of the streets, and surely I should net be called • modolimger ...

... RATHMINES SPEAKS' Enthusiastic Praise for the Tolka. TO THE EDITOR or THE ETMING IT_LEGRAPII. Deer dir,—As an old Dubliner, I sometimes think that the undoubted difference between the North and South aides of the city is doe to the importation of outsiders ...

... MUTE MONUMENTS SPEAK. I. --Thy Lesson of the Old G.P.O. The old General Po-t. Oftite typified. in a ' manner of speaking, tits order which !changed front the moment that it became a 'shell Instead of a building. A few yews itiefore, from the windows of ...

... SOME PLAIN SPEAKING wireless message from the New York =dont the Westminster Gazette the .-Ir i m ted io st e tet d The h aat a posts We, glaring headlines sayingl Mit the waregoed is darhons the horime, the Illealt sad Tans are mobilising to smelt ...

... YOUTH SPEAKS 'OUT. Cambridge Undergrad on Professing Christians:* .%1 the Anglirato Church Cootgre,s a t Ox ford tio•ilay, a iliscuasion tisia place op al at Youth ask. of the Church. Many palm students of both row, plainly and emphatically of aliege ...

... TOO WEAK TO SPEAK Lady Mayoress and Sisters Spend Day by Bedside The Lady Mayoress and the Misses MaeSwincy, as usual, spent the day at the tedside of the patient. They all agreed that his condition vas one of extreme weakness. Practically all the life ...

... MUTE MONUMENTS SPEAK. BY C. N. AND A. M. WILLIAMSON. was to me like a dream come true. p chsed hi s r oom in advance, and wished the! The Liffey's proudest neighbours were in the blaze of afternoon sunlight Rooms to think that he had come to U 7 l ualonce ...

... To Speak Natives. Rev. Father Fleming, C.C., Westland row, proposing the adoption of the annual report, said the best weapon they had to fi ght Eng. land was the Irish language. The military outposts and fortifications which were heing established throughout ...

... MUTE MONUMENTS SPEAK. 11.---The Four Courts. the eighteenth ctntur:•, filch gate Dub lin mast of its great public holdings and private houses, erected the Four Courts oil the site of the old King's Inns. It con• tainrd reliefs which slrie ed Solon, Cnnfu• ...

... THE LIMERICK SETTLEMENT BMW SPEAKS Told Lord Garza of MST CURZON a Ilestirkg. haw the of laths the el the Cabaret se friday wed ha Oa Weeds, last thin was • sesetirg the CAM.. at wadi as 1 lard Lame he had, at Setwalsy. aathoriaed the pahlisalisa ci ...

... Ceiutin to speak in English. Mrs. Ceatint asked was there any re.olu!Lion against .peokilig in IritA, -'- The Chairman said No,_ bat the majority of the Council could not tun:lei-stand it. Slr. Sears asked %vas Mrs. Ceaunt not en. titled to speak in Irish ...