... about 8.20 p.m. on Monday, The story of the landing was related to our representative by 2nd Lieut. Ansermier, of Geneva. .Speaking very little English, the airman found somse difficulty in describing the event, and lapsed {freguently into his native tongue ...

... I meant it. 1 should like to have you here ; so would your aunt, 1 am sure. We must see about it. Yes, yes ; shall speak to Jasper—speak to him myself. 1 will he my own master in my own house when I choose ! The last few phrases were rather muttered ...

... cured mackerel industry, and we suppose it remains so still. That district was, and we think still is, one of the most Irish-speaking districts in Ireland. A development of what we may call a natural local industry in such places would ...

... future will show. Ascendancy Johnnies will swallow the leek, And even green Rip Vans in Irish will speak. Some men under forty by order of State Will have to speak Irish at no distant date, And so with-grown people, who shirked in that way Tis: ** Out with ...

... surmount many diet. culties, end a will to subordinate everything to the supreme interests of the nation ir. whose name they will speak end act. Their quality will not be long in asserting itself in serious conference . That they will win through to an honourable ...

... 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 ...

... symbolic figure of Britannia• the portrait of pretty Mistress Stuart, of whom it is recorded that she never was known to speak ill of any one, and that her childish di-position added to her many charms ; also, although we cannot expect kindness to the ...

... dockers yes- terday refused this proposal. Asked this morning as to the effect of thie, an official of the men said: The vote speaks for itself. The decision of the dockers is an overwhelming one.” “Toes it mean a strike:” “«he men have said their say. It ...

... late Von Rev. Gabon Manner. Bar. Jaiaee O’Leary, P.P., preeiding, said that since came to the parish had heard the people speak in most affectionate terms of Canon Uagnar, and it was evident they held him in the highest regard. But there was a stronger ...

... 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. ...

... inr. THhomas on the Rail Strike We are glad, and not at all surprised to find, that Mr. J. H. Thomas, M.P., speaking on behal? of the N.U.R., repudiates the idea that he shares any responsibility for the strike of shopmen and others that is threatening ...

... PEACE OR WAR? Dail Members Define the Present Position Dr. Ferran, T.D., speaking at Enniscone, said that it was the mission of Dail Eireann to see that the victory for liberty which had been won on the hillsides and by the burning roof-trees should not ...