... Elected Unanimously Alter addressing the Senate in Irish, Ni. ▪ MacLyinght created Isughter by IsEi7osed be would also have to speak is case everybody did out understood 1 an proposing Mr. James Douglas as VicoCheirwan al Senate, be added. Kr. Naughton Work) ...

... on opal to Gladstone. Well, when ke got op to speak in the Boa of Commons he was completely unpleased, and hod • sort of out. of-whatsisyleno-have you - taped ? look flusghter). That M.P. did not speak foe fifteen ye That was not going to be the ease ...

... Noolss an 1640, 1922 Apn 4 3 4 ¢los. Ttlcélof 1/6 34C pAisve. Saevily ahmém & Béar 04 Labaipt o 5 na plipoid. Parents of Irish-speaking Children cordially invited. ...

... 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 ...

... THE BEST HOWLERS. Labour M.P;;Claim for His Colleagues. Speaking at Motherwell on Saturday Mr. John Hodge, Labour M.P. for Gorton, Maochecter. *aid they would observe that the Srot. loch latryur contingent had toot hating high Pets in thc liaise of Commons ...

... Original Most people are bars bald. Only • Thai wife throws aim; hiss. ——ooo— The employer of a Danish amid who had horned to speak Zap& told some hinds nee hog ago el the isaid's experiames with the telephone. After the sae el the henna meet wee expialood ...

... want to get on and get op is to get themselves talked about. Begin by doing it yourself. Get your trumpet at work, end, so to speak, dia. cover yourself. If everybody would do that. the new State would have a live A eembhentke Coud and brakes makes for Nieces ...

... of Constantinople, which must cover wider ground than that of the other xillayets, owing to the exceptional sitttation. Speaking of the Lausanne Conference, Adnao said he was optimistic with re. gard to the signing of a Peace Treaty, but tie considered ...

... s. Inspector Griffin represented the D.M.P. ADVICE FROM ULSTER. Free State to Cease Nthbling at Northern Boundaries. Speaking at Larne, Mr. J. M. Andrews Ministar of Labour for Ulster, referred to the statements by Mr. Oosgrave and Mr. Healy, the ...

... 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 ...

... LITTLE CHARMING DETAIL THERE is a moderately large number of I materials which aro invariably beoom• leg—those, generally speaking, soft of surface and vague in colour. They include all sorts of nets, and most crepes. and muslin; the colours are cream ...

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