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... Duke of Devonshire Speaks of Confidence in America As Presidokt of the Doroyibire C‘mtnitito of Leapt of Nation. Coiou, the Duke of DoTonshife. •s•Gocernot-Geaerel of Canada, °erupted the chair At a meeting of that body at Derby yoderday. Not only had ...
... JOURNAL. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 10. 1911• lIRISH COLLEGE OF GARDENING FOR WOMEN, PUBLIC NOTICES. GROWL TILIIPIXOGI:L PUBLIC SPEAKING. CLASS&S ISOM =REIM • Caw. Wiretap set Predate aato• • sod Fruit. Motteuus Wort; r. of IM IM et end ['gum (O,& by Oecimmudeste) ...
... you. be said, er• in our own Irish leaguer—the herbage which our vocal organs have been designed to speak; the language which we should all be speaking, bet do not; the language which we should all understand, but do not. An exalted parsonage in England ...
... spoke II of Most, it, the Prt.P.ilag • the these bt. Tar; Ye lulus Wm% duel est as %au I Ilene LOSS ▪ t►.i. ei 41, e *mamma speak a paaa J.I a ,prkssi ...
... hostility—end ths frith language has heen oresereed. It is not dead (lno4 anplausel. There are hundreds of thnesands who still speak 1 in Ireland. and every %tiring person it learning it While that is Po !nab is not deed, nor is it likely to die. in Ireland ...
... GERMAN WOMAN SPY How Berlin Knew of Kitcheners Last Journey Sir Richard Cooper, speaking at Wa L.all, said the lull details of X journey journe l in the Hampshire was telegrapLed to Berlin. by a German woman in London co.habiting! with • British officer ...
... ' ti;se - sat to Is. Yr. is Talus is randy 4 sage listen to serums the details of surrosder to Use deems& at than alma be speaks. Put w bottate. at as base said. to asks say mead'st asamptisa at v whoa it mum dews to actually to s *fait stop as the tern ...
... BELFAST- ED ASSISTANCE Olasmy, Alderman Sean M'Carry, T.D.; and Phil Shanahan, T.D. After speaking in Irish, Mr. de Velars said is raglish—l um here because I it to be my duty to be bare this evenin,, , The care of the aspen. dents of those Mho died for ...
... interest taken an h study of the language. The hall was crowded, and many were enable to gain admission. Professor Bergin, speaking in Irish, expressed the regret that the President, Father Augustine, was prevented by ill-health from presiding at that meeting ...
... Next Day by day the position of the Northern Parliament, which reopens to-day, becomes more end more unenviable. Bs claim to speak for the Northern people lies been repudiated by responsible local public bodies in most of the Six Counties. We are able to ...
... PREMIUM ON IDLENESS Father O'Halloran on Evils of Out-of-Work Donations Speaking at Mass in Neinh on Sunday, the Rev. lather O'Halloran there seamed to be a tendency growing in Ireland to shark the responsibility of work. In fact. a premium was placed ...
... that he helped the to !rte the was. dad _as hoe the lamas. TM a leeway sheet 50 earth seep tree the here. Ile maw. hat del re speak. The it t. the wounded men ea tie way to the hospital, sod tweed to arty lie tats the teed. ...