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... YOUTH SPEAKS 'OUT. Cambridge Undergrad on Professing Christians:* .%1 the Anglirato Church Cootgre,s a t Ox ford tio•ilay, a iliscuasion tisia place op al at Youth ask. of the Church. Many palm students of both row, plainly and emphatically of aliege ...
... TEACHING THE YOUNG. Suggestion by Mr. T. J. O'Connell. Speaking at the annual meeting of the! Leix National Teachers' Ass:relation. Mr. T.' J. O'Connell, T.D.. General Secretary, 1.N.T.0., referred to the lack of public terest in the question of education ...
... - AGAINST COERCION Mr. U.yd George's Argument ler Article XII. Mr. Lloyd George, speaking ia the Treaty debate is the British Nesse of Commons on December 14, 1921, said There is no doubt, certainly slate the Act of 1921, that the majority of the people ...
... CUB-HUNTERS CHINA'S CIVIL WAR CONTINUES TO MAKE DUMB MEN SPEAK ! tw Artileisl mouths made of plasticise, with larynxes of rubber, latest rosulta of scintilla experiments which may iv doe course t to speak. They aro the lactation of Sir Richard .A. S. 'Niel ...
... The real trouble with Mr. Martin Freeman is that a ¢ native” so far forgot her humble place in the scheme of things as to speak out and tell the ‘‘experts” something about Gaelic ...
... being altuned to work behind a publichnum bar. He said: People who congregate there got into the habit of speaking of things which they would not speak about in the presencs of their own sees and daughter.. - A famous namesake of Deputy Johnson spoke very ...
... PAGE FIVE.) Ishifty bungling was a flagrant esample of meanness wish as never before had degraded public life in England. Speaking at Glasgow lad. night, Mr John Wheatley raid the • Red letter plot would rank as one of the greatest forgeries of modern ...
... THE NATIONAL JESTER Speaking at Glaygow last night. Nr. Wheatley denciilont Mr. Lloyd George as the national political Jester. - Ho added that Mr. Lloyd George after the 1918 election had an unexampled opportunity which he wn•ted. Ile would sever ...
... From the sleep of the night he passes to that which has no ending. The poem “ Requiem,” where he speaks of his brothers in religion, has & touch of personal feeling : ‘““I late have been among the lovely places Where once my life was lived and work was ...
... inaugural addrem of the Ard-Cunutott will be delivered by President Cosgrave. Promineet citizens have been invited to at tend and speak. AU the members of the city branches of Cumana ea nUesdheal sill be ad, ',lifted on production of their cards of member, air ...
... becomes necessary to recall a platitude and to insist on the universal truth it contains. In one of his lectures (he was speaking of the Press), Belloc has said, ‘“ The modern world is organised for the talking of nonsense; and it behoves Catholics more ...
... CANADA AND SEPARATION Mr. J. H. Thomas speaking at Onzvesendl, referred to Imperial nueot lOUS. and said Lord Corson in his spre , h. did not tell the mph. when ho resigned. and the Labour Party took other., that be his (Lord Canon's) action at Lucerne ...