... language tournaments latterly. Some of those Civil Servants who now have to stand on the side-line at G.A.A. games know Irish and speak it, and they are in a position to be sarcastic at the expense of the authorities in the matter. Certainly when those authorities ...

... lordship said that had ha known would asked to give evidence on the point could have had the full text the agreement. But, speaking from memory, could say that they were not treated criminal*; that they were get special diet, and that they were have acceaa ...

... estimate of him is a tabloid biography: I found Macready as I left him—and happily, after a long interval, resumed him, so to speak—one of the most admirable and, indeed, fascinating characters I have ever known ; somewhat too sensitive for his own happiness ...

... elections onlv an aggreg»:o 43.835. Tliu* their aggregate n'»- of 17.222 ha* been turned into an minority of 29.324. These figures speak volume* for* the trend the times'in constituencies like and South Edinburgh. ...

... which I am intimately acquainted—the G.A.A. was never so healthy, thanks to a eplendid administrative body headed by an Trish-speaking chairman and a secretary second to nome in Ireland as an interpreter of the rules of hurling and football. In Limerick the ...

... for a few y did in the war. Mut when it comes minutes and in the presence of an English▪ n- stlnal stage of non-cooperation speaking Bolshevist. a Jew by the name of • i;overnment, thoughtful men are Weinberg; he maintained that he had --!ng whither it lends ...

... 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- ...

... British Government, giv ui every opportunity of publicity, chose to •• cept a verdict murder against its office' i rather than speak out, and men like “Daily Telegraph” correspondent, who «ra “outraged the atrocious verdict of .1.1 Coroner’s jury,” refused ...

... Catb, nese. Moab bed et. l.nntree. Yu:low Set,. sr. do forgot ben we Toyed ler Nob To bee our Hew like • dream.; Or net speak when ~ar Leeds wars !srinsd dwells wise* M asides@ Is sem. I MAKE CASH ADVANCES and rival.* to Lathes. Goatiron. Climen, Probeslowa ...

... someone more influential than myself support the suggestion of your worthy contributor, ‘B.P.” re the project of making Irish-speaking gramophone records. I read his article with mixed feelings of dissatisfaection and of satisfaction. With dissatisfaction ...

... report sas accuriic as iUis erisp. The garrison fought like lions. The P odiee won. and when the battle ended they weres so 1o speak, naked and unashamed. Doubtless these gatiant men will veceive the Poliee: Medal at least. Whai of Mrs. Treanor? Will (i a ...

... that Cardinal Marry Dell Val as Arel-Priest It St. Peter's, intended to invite Archbishop Stanley this doyen the English-speaking Prelates in Rome to tolebrate Mass on the occasion el the Beath. cation of Oliver Plunkett but the Irish Bishops remonstrated ...