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... IRISH PRIMA DONNA IRISH-SPEAKING PUPILS OF INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL. ter CollArmion grout , of St. Slntthlt'` Industrial Momighan. The Irish r.turie, are uerivrtliv uorn pupils. were designed sad made by them. All inspeetors testify to the rseellent I reli ...
... POSITION DESPERATE. 44tairman. An fleabhae. - speaking of personal knowledge of •11 the county. mid the position was desperate and was due to unemployment caused he the utirettleti state of the country. If the finances of the banks •Cre further interfered ...
... POSITION OF HIS PEOPLE Speaking vesterd.ty et the meeting of the Di o .sn Synod of Dubin. in the Synod, Christchurch place, Dublin, the Sleet Yee. Dr. Gregg, Protestant Atchhishop of Dublin, the President. delivered en addn. on the present political ...
... PACT'S EFFECT ON IRISH COURTS. Speaking at a Mitsui Cons, Mt. J. Fltsa• raid. . referred to elitists noire which sin warts had loth, rig boon roncllc and 000 that a satodiss, tore ..•11.-n:.nt in the bad beta tetchy I. a 1., :11enacnt that hr thought ...
... howital was in a sound tinanirial position. The !tuition mar carried. The Dem. of Christ Church Cathedral (Dr. Kenneth), speaking in support of a resolution of thank* to supporters ot the institution and Wad. said , the result of 30 •ears' esperienee ...
... Spanish. It was the Engliss language that held the Irish 'together in the Argenteue. Ouce they got to Iro a purely Spanish. speaking people they would lose all sense of their Irish traditions, and they would his Lost to lieland unless something was done ...
... (W. Francis 1271.. and I Thomas (211—and two daughter's, rose of whom. Lily. has been an invalid fur the last II years. Speaking to a Pre, representative. Mrs M'ksosrn said three narked men. each of whom had a rifle. entered the house. When me three ...
... TO DISCREDIT IRELAND. Miss McSwiney's Views on Mons:away Murders. Mrs. McSiviney, T.D.. speaking at a l meeting in Castlebar. alluded to the receut murders in West Cork. I know the type of men who compose the Army of the I4outh, she raid, and I stay ...
... both sides as it is, and an vital that it was very difficult to compose the differences that arose on it. Tbry were. so to speak. in the position of a victim on the horns of a dilemma. throws. as it seemed, from one horn to another, and the result was ...
... THE LAW COURTS. Chief Justice Speaks To The Special Jurors. The Lord Chief Jostler .at yesterday at the King's Inns. for the trial of special jury cam, there were three in the day's hat. It happened that the parties were not reedy to go On tither of the ...
... LOOTING AN ALROOPONE. Speak.ag at Midtonna Drdrkt Court. Mr. J. Fitsgerski i T.U.. raid that and rierema holia4ht before him in futon-. charged with wealtag ,propels from Rsllsrporke aerodrome, oukl IR puraialwel. A great deal ef looting Cann the atettehre ...
... England it had to be sent by beat and rail. whereas the fishermen on the ether side could land their catches on the spot. es to speak. That ■s a terrible handfc•p wean the fishing industry in the South and Nest of. Ireland. . - Fl;. - lifiehrel - i.eyolos, ...