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... A DISCOURSE ON THE WEATHER-SPRING REFLECTIONS-NOTHING WORTH SPEAKING OF -OFF TO PARIS-A MATTER OF RECORDSCONSTITUTIONAL UPHEAVALS. SEM I A DISCOURSE ON THE WEATHER. Well, the weather is good, anyway, and 'hews no sign of breaking up. There is touch of ...
... not speak to Time and again I have sat watching youand never dared to ask to be introduced to you. I then followed you all over Spain. France---when von were dancing at the Club Danou, 1 was always there. I have followed you here, and I must speak to you ...
... 200 Gaelic speaking families are invited to apply for 200 economic holdings in Meath or Westmeath or Tipperary, or wherever there can be accommodation got for such a number. A colony of this kind must be planted somewhere with an Irish-speaking Governor ...
... affair, rather than a real literary and dramatic enterprise. 'So long as we are English-speaking we welcome Shakespeare Societies; when we cease to be English-speaking we would welcome Irish versions of Shakespeare far more than Irish versions of modern ...
... THE OLD SOLDIER Life in the British Army Fifty Years Ago Field-Marshal Sir William Robert me. speaking at the Working Men's Collage, St. Pancras, London, dealt with life in the ranks of tbo British Army nearly fifty years ago. Sir William said he joined ...
... was about to speak, when a bee of the crowd shouted: I hope will help him with agriculture, to which Mr. Hogan replied: I echo that prayer. A Voice—You will help the fanners, who will help you? I don't know whether you are speaking on behalf of the ...
... Fairly and Squarely Speaking from an experience of forty years of that profession he invariabh found that he was treated fairly and sqyarel What edounded to the credit of thi• profession was that the more its liberty . had developed the less its licence ...
... OFFICER'S CONDUCT Judge Pim Speaks of A Little Brief Authority Lieutenant John Joseph Cosgrove, who had been found guilty of wounding a pub Sean named John Sweeney at Athlone, was put forward for sentence at the Dublin Commission before Mr. Justice ...
... A TRIBUTE TO IRISH JOURNALISTS. LORD GLENAVY AND THE PRESS Speaking at the lumual dinner of the Institute of Journalists, Dublin and Irish District, at the Metropole last Saturday t Lord Glenaey. Chairman of the Senate, in proposing the toast of the Institute ...
... UNITY IN LANGUAGE CAUSE. Speak;trg at a Darlic Leazne Concert el Cherleville. Co. Cork, Mr. Frank Fah'', T.D., said they should submerge their political differences and work loyally together. Re knew they were all Republicans at heart, although some of ...
... inevitable one or two exceptions, are Irish like the rest of us, and of the faith that it wasn’t for anything short of an Irish-speaking Ireland Pdopars MacPrapar died. The policy of the moment is, I urge, to encourage them to live up to that faith. ——%. We ...
... POWER IN POLITICS Lord Astor and Influence of Liquor Trade Viscount Astor, speaking at the Union Society, Cambridge, last night, in favour of the motion— That it being impossible to re ooncile the interests of the drink trade with the interests of the ...