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... SOME PLAIN SPEAKING. Then a lot other thing’s happened, and some of them were very curious. Quite a number of articles and stories contributed to various Journals under my full name, began to give their titles to other people’s writings! Chambers Journal ...
... the Courthouse adjoining. The barracks and Courthouse at Ennistymon held by the Irregulars were also burned down by them. * Speaking to a prominent Irregular, 1 learned from him that the burning is a general thing, and that Ennis No. 1 Barracks and several ...
... interest to the Mar present moment, a virrespond.nt tie one of the most ancient towns in whim. There in an anrient charter extant speaks of the Sovereign and Burgas. the Town of Kihniillock. During tie mond wars Kilmallock played an part in many stirnne elosodes ...
... 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, erganised by the Young Men’s Sodality of the Angelic Warfare of St. Thomas Aquinas (An Fhiann Ainglidhe) of St ...
... from showing us what they can do themselves in it. The number of Irish scholars who have never written anything original to speak of in Irish is formidable. Well, a book of stories, seven in number, five original and two translations or re-tellings from ...
... 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 ...
... well as rhe ' woolen. still 'wear their traditional costumes and headdresses haliitually; they speak Bre. ton in many cases much more easily thou they speak French, and they preserve their Incal festirals said customs unchanged from yen. lurks Inch. For ...
... iIANNAG Ai X, 4th Itratiquarters, 's 1104..1. Lunette 211u4 July. 1922. SUDDEN DEATH Archbishop O'Donnell On The Taking Of Life Speaking from the Altar at the obsequies : of the Very Rev. Canoe Boyle, P.P.. tilorta. boa archbishop O'Donnell. having paid a tritone ...
... which gave entrance to the walled city, ° and the quaint old houses which could no fold any romantic tales could they but s speak. To Winchester Mi!lards went in: ...
... tha-na? WiU tke.shnltlea.■s.wrsng ht‘,iAavaa ...
... Legislature should make its mark as Grattan’s did. But here again we must face facts. The Free State Government, economically speaking, is in a state of paralysis. It cannot even see its way, after a marked success in the late General Election, to call a meeting ...
... will bring us into the city.’” But hour succeeded weary hour and there the train was—in the middle of a grazing field, so to speak, but with tantalising views of the Hill of Howth and the blue waters of Dublin Bay, and afar off the church spires of Kingstown ...