... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... the other, there seemed scarcely an 7 pos.' sibility of bridging the chasm which divided them on the question. They were to speak in the position of a victim on the horns of a' I dilemma, thrown as it seemed from one horn' to anothci, and the result was ...

... 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 ...

... TRW!. OFFALY PLATE.—The market may prove tho beet guide here, but report speaks favourably of ADMIRAL, who may score. BROWNSTOWN PLATE. Knockbracken, Mary Rufus, Olen Denary, and Battle Call appear the best to stand, and LEX DEMURE may make amends for ...

... 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, ...

... (Ogatlased tram Previous Column.) was e°D , Pelled to deal with emotions. Hi. acting is like tho language he speak , admirably adapted to the mannen rather than the motives of life. Full of 'aqui .ite subtleties and doltiate :diodes. making setii,• meat ...

... hardly ever home and spent most of his time journeying from one golf tournament to another. By 1918 the husbanr would not speak to her except to urea: when kis game showed signs of deteriorating. Next year, without advising her, he went to Europe t play ...

... held AT TRH 110hPIT•L. WHITWORTH ROAD. TO-MORROW May 2.Ah. 1911. pni. Chairan Haddoc. WALTE m r, R seor and ether.. k w ill speak. UNITLI) IsTkitczostoN FUR IRLIANI./. TOURSZIRIiICIA (Arranged by the Irish Christie.. Fellowship). YRIDAT. 5.Y'-0 Nay 20. ...

... A NOTE OF CONFIOENCE. Irish Authorities Alive Ta All Aspects Of Situation. Speaking at a meeting boo en fuulAy, Mr. bas 9droy, T.D, sail he t.e..eted pre•ent hour was for hope and rather thenaembre doubt+ and 4 a transition sage work a, Ist going through ...

... payment clue to the end of the month is not forthcoming? If one is to take N. Poincare at his word his decision is unchanged• Speaking in the Chamber on Friday, he said that it would not sullies to appeal to the good will of Germany and that ft would be necessary ...

... eently added In Belfast system, was held tip on the Falls road at E &clank last nigh! by a party of armed men, who, after speak!. mg the interior with petrol, Net it afire. 714 vehicle was completely destroyed. ...