... ARMY TO HELP THE POLICE. Brigadier-General Carter Campbell, speaking at a meeting called to make s presentation to an'ex-policeman in Belfast, said ise army knew the difficulties under which the R. 1.0 were working. The military would give the police ...

... so loudly that lie frightened them. They thought be was lusing his reason. he attempted to speak couple of time.. bat failed soon as he mored his lips to speak, a laugh came instead of Words of speech. They looked at him with their mouths wide open, and ...

... selection of Irish airs. Mr. Delaney's capacity for organisation, and bis firm, but moderate. control, gives results that speak volumes for the sympathetic understanding which inspires the combination. It is by no means lacking in colour, but it is in ...

... with all haste. He found the barrack a smouldering mass of ruins, around which groups of people stood in awed silence or speaking only in subdued tones. For it was known that somewhere in the smoking debris lay the bodies of two of the barrack's defenders ...

... somo•of them had seen him speaking to one of the competitors. In doing that he had been Influenced hr his recollection of a controversy that they had had last year with reference to the pronunciation of certain words. He bad been speaking to the competitor in ...

... IRISH IDEAS AND IDEALS Priest's Strong Criticism of Government Methods Rev. Father Augustine, O.S.P.C. ' speaking at the annual Co'twine concert, in the Father Mnthcw Hall, last even'tig, said they were living iu strange and stirring times, when almost ...

... Murphy represents. Perhapn he only represents himself. r, perhaps be is but a membe the mutual admiration association be speaks of. T. O'SHEA, Press Secretary. Irish Civil Service Alliance, 4 Cas mulish row. Dublin. May 27, '2O. ...

... albo threatened to shoot, and demanded that the window be opened. The terrified Sisters opened the window• a few inched and. speaking through the aperture, the mat. again demanded money, using various threats. Some of the Sisters went to another room and ...

... if tirey met the' other men whoi vete arrested. they say thee vere not in the where they were conlitted. • The doehiNuf men speak highly th• ticattdent they received whilst in- custody. They received the best food. and got pktitifut supply of cigarette- ...

... been injured by the anti•lrish mob. Our picture &bows gill carrying Sinn Fein bicolour and another bearing a pos. ter which speaks for ...

... long wince, following an old example, Hibermoree Hibernia*, become yet. ter Irishmen than some of the best I know. wh en I speak of the staffs, too. I include the staffs of our committee through the cou ntry, end I like also to think of the members of ...

... seated to be eradicated without a great effort, and there is really no incentive at the present time to make that effort. To speak the whole truth and nothing but the truth would be fatal to the Goveniment, so it must risk the displeasure of its coercionist ...