... disturbers. '• , '■* ' * The culminating outrage was perpotrated u Mr. .Byrne, the member for Kildare and Wicklow, was speaking. member .the- opposition threw smoko bomb, which, land.d the midst of cwwa of=pMpl», fled torror- Btricken.- wen»o« -collapsed ...

... attain he toured on his arrival and the wicked Lolly of the men who arc rely e assibie for it. Nor is he without title to speak on the question for all his life he hes been an indefatigable worker on behalf of Ireland's caw, and during Mr. de Valera's ...

... whom the plans have been approved, along with the Board of Education, without the slightest modification whatsoever, ' which speaks highly M the date planning, school is for mixed scholars, divided Into four classrooms of each, all classrooms haring three ...

... pia' to be • street aceidont every odasto. It was as awful I . sot asks it licomtimes I west into a sort (*Wag At. usable to speak. sad hardly I ka=wiler• t was, sad at ail Maar I • et servos. Food I arm wasted to L sad I lea snarly a maw la weight was another ...

... AT 1.30 O'CLOCK. A meet attniotivelyslesisaed Residesee. with tiled verandah. two Morels. issa-bssellselll, som ata'. Mod speak entrance. 2 large MM. tato add family %drums. room. bath lb. cad e.l. lavatory basin lb. cod a.). decoraW velar pril last. ...

... Clonmel, the privations thatthe, endored-and which peal to you. need not go into that, t> over the whole diocese, I ethamed to speak BISHOP'S EMOTION. Here his Lordship became deeply alleetod, and was nimble to proceed for eome momenta. Besoming with difficulty ...

... for,the Relief of Ireland. Ile always beau at the service of his Motherland. No Irishman in the States is more entitled to speak on the Irish question. AN AITILAMIVE PIRIONALITY. He gladly consented to receive • reprrsen tally. of the FRECIIIAN • A Jot ...

... ! mar lights mid pia red I am we that he felt ' one name that he was calling around 1 the whole mu of Ireland that he Mai speak the last word of emaradaship a love. We last looked at him la the City H sad la the email shank la Visoest's H • pltaL Aid ...

... Research Work In The North Of Irelan' d Reports from all quarters in tinter speak very highly of the prospects of this year's crop of tine. There Is no difficulty getting stalks four feet long and upwards, and if a fairly uniform yield is given of long ...

... man net liking work, but when he's too lazy to play, well, it's pretty hot. Sir W. W. Wynn, Muter of the Wynnstny Hunt, speaking at the annual puppy Mow at Ruabon, declared that a pack of hounds was one of the oldest and fluent institutions in the country ...

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... that! Let us achieve our destiny, and, if we can so without raon this wretched war, then Griffith will not have died vain.” Speaking with regard to the future of the Government, General Collins told ire that reconstruction would have take, place, but, in ...