... • 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 ...

... which, when he smiled, seemed to spread out over his whole face. At the urging of his newly betrothed sweetheart he went to speak to her father at once. —I have come, Mr. Barrett, he said, beginning to smile at once with the utmost geniality in order ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...