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... competitors. Three of GET YOUR FRIEND TO QRDER -HIS. COFY OF their number carried off the prize for the best Irish- b speaking family. In history they also left their «THE ER ** mark, while Collon also figures largely in the musical and dancing co ...

... Irish at BALLINGEARY, CO. CORK. July 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 ...

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... heavily laden nith 'dente inikdiments, lard jollied the piopnetnr of the conveyatte• into them •long for half price. Old d.. speaking ▪ s bndnna man. was full of admlretion for the we; in tins' rammed it. He was so plea 44 with the bovines, Bentsen diaptayed ...

... caused by his bead striking the perneent. was stated that Horace and his brother Leowerd—aho a window-sheer—had not been speaking true for weeks, Leeward being under the isepreeeion that Horace was taking away his by &ups, lower Wes. When wrested Inward ...

... 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 ...

... don’t smoke,” she answered. Then she frowned, and for second her young face looked quite severe. “I think you are very rude to speak of your aunt as you have just spoken,” she remarked coldly. He shrugged his shoulders. ‘T am sorry, honestly sorry, to have ...

... per cent, at Juno 1- The upward movement in June was due mainly to increases in the prices of potatoes, butter, and eggs. Speaking at a meeting at Derby last night, Mr. J H. Thomas, M.F., said that the only solution of the problem of unemployment was to ...

... An industrial firm imports an' Englishman; with perhaps only half the brains of the native, but he is a foreigner and he speaks with an English accent; he is accepted without a murmur, and his authority is respected. All that denotes slavery : the slavery ...

... Courthouse adjoining. The barracks and Courthouse at &misty,' non held by the Irregulars were slap burned ! down by thew. Speaking to a prominent irregular, 1 learned from hint that the burning is a general thing, and that No. 1 Barracks and several other ...

... 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 ...