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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 ...
... What a lot of Members of the Dail never speak; to our mind our old friend of the Ireland that was, but it ig like that in every Assembly. There are Maud Coghlan Briscoe; but Maud had not quite invariably a large number of silent members and, such a l ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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. ...
... 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 ...