... PRESIDENT SPEAKS. Views on Military- Situation*, Executions, Finance and the Future. Coigr&T* Hondnf gave interview to a iepreaentatira of tho “Freeman’* Journal’' and eeveral fnaign jonnalinta. Ho ipoko frankly of the Government’s policy and regarded ...

... treat a lady the way yon would not treat your sister. 15. Close your ears gossip, scandal about your wife husband. 16. —Don't speak stranger?, nnless point out information and longer thin half minute. 17. —Never weaken much dirt You are being watched. 18 ...

... would bo very glad,” was the reply, “but number of your colleagues are also unions to have interviews, and 1 would like to speak to all the Pressmen together.** With that Mr. Healy led the way into the billiard room of his residence, and, dispensing with ...

... and show them that terror will be struck into them.’’ The President then resumed his scat, and Mr. Johnson was a Knit to speak when the President gaid the discussion was now closed, and the vgtc must be taken. , , . Mr. Johnson —I never make protestations ...

... could hob see shed its beams downwa: through the darkness upon their bowed heads. They were praying. A*, if they did in truth speak there, she heard their pioys, quiet lyorda. They were saying the Rosary *‘Holy Mary, Mother God, pray for os, sinners, now ...

... good a price without laying not penny on it, from anyone that wants a.' then added, after another pause, “Iberes man was speaking to the niter that's set his heart on having this loine. Sou may remember red-headed Pat 'Thomasheen O’Motoneys, that went ...

... Unionists publicly admit tbit the Free' State made good three-fourths of tbo opposition to United, Ireland would disappear Speaking at a public meeting 12th.t-inst., tho Minister of Labour in the Northern Parliament aaked: f* - Whet inducement does tbs ...

... SHOUTS FROM MILITARY. A shipwright, residing at Passage, stated that on last Friday evening about 9.30, was speaking to deceased. Witne** saw a military tender coming into town and stopped about 100 yards from where witness and deceased were. Witness* ...

... your heart.- I’m with yon near the holy rail} Your kiss is on cheek, 1 feel tbs blessing of your hand, T bear yon laugh and speak'. Oh, darling, were I nearer,; ' I think heart would break; Such blessedness steal o'er not? And rapture for your sake, , Enough ...

... Valera, the former President of the Irish BepnbUe, who resigned the office, was re-eloetion, and has no right authority to speak act for the drish people. AOXB,” “We denounce murderous the ambushes carried out by his followers . crowded streets Dublin ...

... etatem* * »»• «•»•• «*' ■ Tuesday ■lontafl j-jim, ** ••That we, aentetive* of the Netaenal Bj«Jgg« + stirs. srsnSaS^^iSS., speak for Irish -to ssairt^S behalf of ccaM***’. .^, Railway Sections-- _ “P. O’Toole. *• • -' O’Drisooll, 3. Certer, Co»n«- • r ...

... EDICT FROM BELFAST Speaking 11.30 o’clock Mass St. Patrick’s Cathedral, Armagh, on Sunday, Cardinal Laguo said:— wish to say a word of explanation regarding the Midnight Mass. ** Since I came here, thirty-five years ago, this traditional, solemn ceremony ...