... will simply walk not of the Chamber. submit their names for nruninat.on and march lark again as the third Dail and claim to speak and act fur the wh,de Irish nat oh. TLr most sit Mon phase of yesterday's rlis• coops:, was the ro sliced difference of mood ...

... 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 ...

... friend, an Irish speaker, happening in, they asked his advice before deciding to give up the Irishising exfiriment. ‘‘And did ye speak Irish to the child ?’’ the friend asked. Och; no they didn’t. They didn’t know it sure. On which he smiled, had the child produced ...

... Irish at BALLINGEARY, CO. CORK. to September. A Camp for Young Men and Boys who wish to spend their Holidays in an Irish-speaking District, organised by the Young Men’s Sodality of the Angelic Warfare of St. Thomas Aquinas (An Fhiann Ainglidhe) of St ...

... 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 ...

... football season ended on Saturday, and the finish Lindblad had won no fewer than seven trophies. This clean sweep of the Cape speak more in explanation of the season's football than half • columa of description. In no place is competition more aseesary than ...

... hours—or a little over—of brimming fun, consequent upon difficulties encountered by a young man who is tempted by wager to speak the truth and nothing else for four labyrinthine hours. We have the young lady whose people believe to be a singer, being told ...

... duty at Iforelionipton road by • paity of four armed men. oho drove up in a Ford tar. .1 man to whom the con•,table was speaking was also taken away in the tar, and +either has been heard of since. Both were accused by the armed party of aroteeting ...

... the warn. KING GEOP.GE'S VISIT. Tribute to Bra and Friend- ship of the Belgiam. Speaking in the fem., Gothic 1101 the Iktel de Ville at Riowel. yesterday. King George, speaking in It.ench. said the Belgian people and the British people 'lamed thin igh the ...

... suggested asthma acme, 'there hoe Inn of late to - intim:li lecturing of lb Dail and it. Army (sod when I speak of the Dail and its Army I speak of both parties cad of both wings without obstuartion). The habit might easily be carried too far of treat ...

... 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 ...