... POSITION OF HIS PEOPLE Speaking vesterd.ty et the meeting of the Di o .sn Synod of Dubin. in the Synod, Christchurch place, Dublin, the Sleet Yee. Dr. Gregg, Protestant Atchhishop of Dublin, the President. delivered en addn. on the present political ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... have inflieted innort-ot Protestants lining quietly in their homes in rion. part. 4)t OW 26 counties' APPEAL FOE FAIN PLA . Speaking with great auntnity sod Wipers .it carve Ins (trace rootinu-d: In the name of any to-relagioniat. I ask fur lair play tn ...

... Monday will moire an important speeeh before .hr Reichstag. After him Herr Rottbenro and Herr Hermes (Foreign Minister) will speak. • map:trite support of the peeler's brought frem Paris by Herr Hermes prectie•llr . - Ti.: - .4.;: -. 4 - 11; • 3iIs:froto ...

... clothes ia' unoque and superior stuffs--a lemon to the golf' and trials plsers of Dubin!. and Ireland, I,renerally. IRISH-SPEAKING OFFICIALS. Preference For For Native Speakers, Mayo County Home Whca a propo•al was wade at Maya cotanty Home and liovitals ...

... boos morn than the actual population if Great Britain. Now, is view of this overproduction, thole continuo of whom 1 am speaking could net iibilhi•ir output upon the British market. if they did the British prices %mild go down. Aceordingly. room after ...

... Dahlia. courage. t4n;aking ar;in at tl•e lanquet Riven rn his honour in the et - enlist. he amid 1400. I *luta 1914 were speaking of the decline of Frame. Those same !nor'* who thought Franca ineapahle of purviii:g the war to • victorious end. urn. today ...

... eland a 'Meer l g. Phrase making au taking the place of statesmanship. THE GLOOMY SIDE. Industrial Troubles Great Britain. Speaking at a ma, meeting al Oldham eesteritay. i•m..l. O. Dior nlie. President of the declared that representatives of other made ...

... not one word more than was meant- awry. His Catholic fellow-eointryman will appreciate the spin!'; of his appeal. Dr. Gregg speaks as an Irishman who is warmly attached to his native land. He asks that his co-religionists, who lave idthirte lived in peeedul ...

... will. Be had sot eloadered sompwy, and bed wet mad moon soca About 260 =holders to whom be hod twee- Lam' =WIZ LID GU*!!. Speaking a mega* today, Resler aura= al heath Laws iiseistm, M. Nobissmize. Dopdiw, aad Pawkiest al the Law card Com& isa, add bod ...

... be. elciels. is berm ratio to the percentage of the t01em• abel It embraces and fat whom, consemeillv. tt is entitled to speak. I mould. therefore. appeal to all lay scom dig Oedema, male and Dewitt'. Protestl sad Catholic in Dobbs and MDT, who may ...