... • AND MY HEART IS THERE.” Lord French Speaks at New York Ber.quet A Rcutei New York telegram, dated Friday, says: Field-Marshal Lord French was the principal speaker at a banquet given here last evening by the Pilgrims’ Club, over which Senator Elihu ...

... LABOUR RESOLVE. Mr. Thomas Johnson, Secretary of the Irish Labour Party, speaking a meeting Droichead (Nua), said that Labour was going forward for the elections. Fifteen Labour candidates had already been selected and ratified while other candidates ...

... Gaels at Play. The Wigan Irish (and they always had good name for high spirits) were so speak on tip toe to welcome the Camogie and Football teams, who recently visited them from Liverpool. Brisk play was entered into, and if the Liverpool girls and lioys ...

... kidnapped while, on duty at Morehorapton road party of four armed men, who drove up in a Ford car. man to whom the constable was speaking was also taken away in the car, and neither has been heard of since. “Both were accused the ertned party of crotccting Belfast ...

... evolutions on the barrack square. In an address he cordially congiatnlated the Dublin Brigade on the first opportunity he had of speaking to them together for the part they had taken in the fight for Irish freedom. ...

... Government Rev. Father McKeone, Adm., who supported the suggestion, said was imperative that something should done. He had been speaking to Cardinal Logue. who took a very serious view of the matter He had received several complaints. Colonel Jones. Messrs. ...

... meal day, consisting of few slices of bread. The fishing was killed by high railway freights. The chairman, ‘‘An Seabhas,” speaking from personal knowledge of all the county, said the position was desperate and was due to unemployment caused the unsettled ...

... And pastors of Christ’s mystc fold; The holy Popo. ’mid many cares. For him has blessings, honours, gold. Grave fathers, speaking words of brim, Bid hhn forget the bygone strife. And spend, resigned in holy calm, years that close a noble life. But, oh ...

... of the local clergy and laity* P. A. Anderson, president the Vi Paul Society, made the The Mayor of Drogheda * Monahan), speaking on behali of the ' congratulated his Grace the amv>.n. Ws to his high and holy office and weiJ? Drogheda. THE EVIL OF DIVISION ...

... stable government without the consent of the people. The revolver might not be used without the permission of the people speaking through properly constituted Government. the > sent cm is the Catholic Church, always on the, side ot the people, should ...

... implicate the Protestants who lived in Southern Ireland in their actions and sentiments. Rev. Dudley Flclchcr (Coolbanagher), speaking from the audience, said ho stroagly objected to Mr. George Russell’s letter. said .t was unfair aud grossly, tuisrcprcscniad ...

... basis.” MEN WHO HAVE A RIGHT TO SPEAK. We not know what reception this proposal will receive from the dissentient officers. But two or three features of it are patent to all. It is made by-men who have won the right to speak the risks that they faced for ...