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... PLAIN SPEAKING. Th*r« was time, he a)iitinued, when £ugland might have played the game with sacces* without losing prestige and with gain to herself, hut far as this country was eoocerned that day had long since gone. If England attempted to evade her ...
... £ expects to get something new, and does not bargain for all this padding. Speaking of padding; I have had the curiosity to go through four of Father Walsh’s books: “ Sro-teot, “ Ap sCeol Pémis,” “ Fumn na Smot,” and “ Songs of the Gael.” I find airs ...
... NO COERCION Mr. Lloyd George, speaking n the British House of Can• non. on December 15, 1921, There is no doubt, certainly since the Act of 1920, that the majority of the people of two counties (Fermanagh and Tyrone) prefer being with their Southern ...
... Aveusr 16, 1924, area will have no language dominant but that they now speak, the language of Great Britain, the United States, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand.” delighted to see that you have not lost your punch. The native air was just the touch ...
... THE ACT OF 1920. Mr. Austen Chamberlain, speaking to a deputation of Belfast politicians in Birmingham on November 1, 1922, said He had never affected to believe that the Act of 1920 could be permanent. It did not seem to him to offer a ground on which ...
... BASIS OF UNITY. ' De Valera's Negation Commonsense. donator John McLoughlin. speaking at the Oumann na nGaedheal Convention in Ballybofey, said this was time when serious decisions would have to be taken, and when their energies should be employed, not ...
... FOR YOUNG MEN AND BOYS campa fna réinne amzuoe, KNOCKADOON, CO. CORK IRISH SPEAKING DISTRIGT, COMFORTABLE BUNGALOW TENTS, EXOELLENT OUISINE. TERMS 211- 4 W Write for clin to the FATHER DIRECTOR OF ANGELIC WARFARE, ST MARY'S, CORK. ...
... FLIGHT OF ORATOR Being pressed for time, and in order to keep a speaking engagement at Lowestoft last evening, Sir John Simon, KC.. M.P., made the journey by aeroplane. He loft' Croydon aerodrome about 5 o'clock and Sew to Yarmouth, whence he proceeded ...
... TO HONOUR TREATY Labour Minister Speaks of Government's Alternatives Sir Henry Blesser, the British Solicitor- ' General, speaking in Lads yesterday, said) that the latest billow whirl) threatened the ships of the Government had the name Iredead written ...
... (2) J. Moloney, Limerick, 90 per cent. •’ent. Treasa Ni h-Ailpin, speaking for the adudicator. stated that had never before Htnessed better competition. AH AMERICAN PROPHECY. A letter has been received the r'olice from the C»t» New York Police Department ...
... MR. STACK IN WEXFORD •Speaks of Need for the Language' and Support of Gaines Speaking at an Aoridheecht in Wexford' Park on Sunday, Mr. Austin Stark, said if they were able to consult the spirits; lof the fallen of the past two years theyl would tell ...
... SCOTTISH HOME RULE Secretary for Scotland, speaking at a Scottish Hem. Rule demonstration at Elderslid. (the birthplace of Wallace) on Saturday afternoon, enid the' restoration of self-government to Scotland was but one phase of a wider and more all. ...