... to be an Irish-speaking Mod whether it a to he bilingual, or The karma* ars b.orning en widely diffuited that Na roinnwerrial and general tablets/be vale is beginning to be fairly pinto.lty diaressed to enemy deitriela the I children speak Irish even while ...

... SPECIALS RESTORE ORDER The residents of the locality speak highly of the action of the force is restoring order. In sonic iestsuces the police turoc4 out without their tunics. An exciting scene took place in a supper restaurant in Commercial Court, off ...

... Great Britain, he says, are anxious to promote the friend. Lest relations between the Iluscian people large and the English-speaking peoples, ' and the present action of the Soviet Go. cerement is calculated to retard or pre. ' vent the realisation of such ...

... purely ornamental official, whose salary is entirely unjustified in view of the new situ*. tier in Ireland. Sir John Baird, speaking for the Chancellor of the Exchequer, defended the Chief Secretary's retention and the maintenance of an increased staff of ...

... regular., continueo to arouse widespread indignation, especially in districts affected by the obstruction of roads and 'annoys. Speaking at Masa is (anis, Suingle, as Sunday. lb* Rec. Father Fogarty, f.C, ad. sited the farmers of the pariah to get together and ...

... IUND KILMALLOCK Volunteers John Quirke (Traleel, Murphy (Killarney) and Corporal rub sunivan larneyl. In Ilruff today• I was speaking to la brother of Volunteer Quirk.. The poor mother knows nothing shut it yet, said, and tears welled in eyes. Ha proved ...

... compare.' with 'lf per cent. at June 1 The upward movement in June was to ins rt‘ases the ' , rites of torn, butter. and Speaking at a rietttni; at Derby last night.l, Mr. J 11. Thomas, Pd.P., said that the only ieal solution of the problem of uneniploymmii ...

... the Cabinet cr by the Privy Coca- A •ery large of members bare indicated their de.ire to take part la the debate, and plain speaking on da• relation of bottom. to miniiihu.teas to party tousle is premised. A three-line ship s.ts scut out last night Ito supporten ...

... people of the district speak very warmly of the impartial coaled of the police, and it has produced • very favour. able isepressioa is the Falls district. A leading Catholic resident told of an incident which is highly signifieent. Speak,. tog on Sunday to ...

... tlluurtuatory ed the snentamy of the %peelers who fanned the passious of the ! Orange lender. Ben. Major J. 0. C. Irvine, D.L., speak.' iht at Irvinestown, said tlieresC _would never oaain an attack on our hadws, the Queen's Island men would know the realm ...

... - ited eoesparnion of its achievements with the waits of the modern method of trestiag the iadividial. !limn morriszrr. Speaking of a period whoa Walt nor. titlity was high, he said t►e lasapaest of infests remised a latter traditios esponaded by the ...

... while Groesnuith was doing the humorous loading at the Casey, Lytton wu doing the tragic ending throughout the pro voices. It speaks much for the rest per twin of Grommith em the stage that Garrt the most exacting and -iutiwratic of dram tints. allowed him ...