... MUTE WOMAN SPEAKS Remarkable Recovery in a Catholic Cathedral. A woman on r weelc-end visit to lidinhurgh. who was mute for 1 months. had her speech suddenly stared at a service in nt. Mary s 'atholic Cathedral. .o a letter to Canon Metiettion. ahe Jars ...

... miniration of police and other set'. V enacially court services in the Irish speaking districts. Mr. Oirrighil said that recruiting to the Civic Guard was difficult in the Irish speaking distriets beellUSe of the condition* laid clown. There was an age limit ...

... Irish-speaking stations by Irishspeaking flieers. The practice of leaving officers for long periods in the same stations lied. however, worked out satisfactorily in the use of Irish in official business where the station was in an Irish-. speaking area ...

... A Bored Sleeting. Ihe of In b no deterrent hi,. era•r of !tumour. which took the twin .•f•a reference to ho. efflt..tton. Speaking at Searhornogh he toll hot. on.e rernerLed the chair. ...

... Mr. M. II4:f.INU, ( hafnium. Itatinnincs Urban Instrii.t Councii. Preside. Prominent Educationists will be Present and will Speak. Iris fled to ies% the DOMESTIC ECONOMY EXHIBITION, opcii THURSDAY and FRIDAY, 3 to 9 p.m. ...

... believed, however, they could OFFICER ANOTHER BATTALION the moment. Once inside barrette, web ot the Irish speaking battali.•.i were not supposed to speak anything but Irish. There was no ditheults in carrying out that rule because they had greater facility ...

... troth. He is a dark-eyed young man of striking appearesee and hr speaks in the public wheel style. His crisp. careful enunciation testifiem to his training in the art of public speaking. CO. IMILIN NAM,. Ma. 14; Pomona, mi. M bray Park ou hada , thon ...

... ARREST IN GALWAY (Fern Our Own lialway. Wednesday. A fashionably dressed woman, wearing piece nez, aged about 4 years. and speaking with • cultured English accent. was arrested by the Civic Guards it. Galway last evening. r.he was charged at .. Special ...

... necessity. of havitv -nine practical demonstration of whet work the different missionaries He thought again of this pmte.t when speaking of the openimr of the Juibile.% and outlined to missionaries and beads of religions Orders his idea of whist the exhibition ...

... retell' Nita hen the 1%11 eluted te do it. in they would the in Irish. When the country wedges* Irish-speaking T.O.'s. added, •• seal produce Irish-speaking Polite. ...

... her ..no. Oa ugos t it knows that he was wooded soh a revolver, sad at the tuarral it woo enticed his relative refivied to speak to his wicks sad the win, but clad wavers* with a wosaaa who bad ...

... Se iris kaaw that a hen certait eliminations had been made the Censor was prepared to conmiler the whole picture de novo. Speaking of the picture industry generally. Mr. Push end thew heard much of the Ameri,ianisstion of the screen, and to that he replied ...