... THE PRESIDENT SPEAKS ' AU eyes were turned on the President as he reentered the Chamber after a short absence. Returning Giants for Ms election, the President expressed pardonable pride in being the first man called to preside user the first, Government ...

... PRESIDENT SPEAKS. Views on Military- Situation*, Executions, Finance and the Future. Coigr&T* Hondnf gave interview to a iepreaentatira of tho “Freeman’* Journal’' and eeveral fnaign jonnalinta. Ho ipoko frankly of the Government’s policy and regarded ...

... SPEAK ALOUD umfertlaixi facts, and see th* enemy going out of Ireland, the enemy that was here in oar fathers’ time, in our graadfat hers’ time, in their great-grandfathers* time, and who was the cause of our poverty and misery, who took our lands from ...

... THE BISHOPS SPEAK. The Peace Conference after a short meeting yesterday again adjourned without having reached a decision. Undoubtedly this is a disappointment. But the presence of Labour representatives encourages hope that something may be done to bridge ...

... 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 ...

... LABOUR PARTY SPEAKS Stable Authority the Imperative Need of the Moment ...

... F,GLr ES that speak, ** the Orange Pogrom in , Belfast. ■ S'i«r,“ arl “** pogrom Belfut -1. |.i.,f ° ,11 Catholic minority Taa. : U ; lo M,v 2». lliaa. the toll «n onJ,n? • bulletin issued by Puy l*cUy Department, is,- ti2*d':.. 393 ,rom l^ir o™- t, ’J* ...

... BETTER TO SPEAK OUT. ' Mr. Maguire said it would be better for country to speak out and »t would be rather cowardly not to so and have a definite voice. ilr. M. T. Beirne proposed resolution, which was seconded Mr. Uilgun,, accepting the Treaty os ...

... labour speaks out. Del Not Fight British to Enthrone Irish Militarism. A dangerous possibility. , labour «M*mbled in their 110“ Bt. on Monday end , wr* “Jable proof of their detestation | their resolve that the voice most prevail. midday the -he ,' ° ...

... SOME PLAIN SPEAKING. Then a lot other thing’s happened, and some of them were very curious. Quite a number of articles and stories contributed to various Journals under my full name, began to give their titles to other people’s writings! Chambers Journal ...

... SPEAKING AS A DIE-HARD. Captain Foxcroft's Idea of the Way to Peace. ( 1 1 e at -ii!rd raid t (r- .1.4 tat ■ the enly hope of peace in: li-eland My in Mr. Collins and his frnmsla' proving that they had the will and the' power to &lend pearcloving ...

... 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 ...