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... 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 ...
... VREr “'Z.V'qif~.='-'~0‘.i;1! rHE IRISH-SPEAKING BATTALION, - Dear LeapEr,—Colonel O’Connor’s evidence before the Gaedealtacht Commission and your notes on it suggest 8 question. Tpe Coloonel says Irish-speaking soldiers in other battalions did not volunteer ...
... CONTENTS. Our Ladies’ Letter. Two Musical Movements. | By C. SHARP, The Irish-Speaking Battalion. - Denmark and Tariffs. The Spring Show and the Farmers. Cumann na nGaedheal. ...
... 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 ...
... the difficulty of recruiting Irish-speaking recruits for the Garda Sfochdna. Mr. Henry O’Friel, Secretary of the Ministry of Justice, stated that ““ The standard of education was particularly low in the Irish-speaking districts, and they had to employ ...
... Irish-speaking or pertly Irish-speaking areas was called for, mainly in connection with old age pension work. Largely owing to the system which prevailed. it was $ matter of diliculty to arrange for the filling on a general reale of Irish-speaking stations ...
... 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 ...
... received by his Ihpartincnt. Any such letters were replied to in English. tienerally speaking, the. officiala of his Department which dealt! with the people In the Irish-speaking districts were able to ermidnet their business in Irish. No official notice was ...
... Irish songs music, dance, and the production of Irish drama where possible. Whether in the Irish-speaking, the semi-Irish-speaking, or the English-speaking areas, the Cumainn should interest themselves in historic ruins and other relics of our early c ...
... 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. ...
... LORD BRADBURYS VIEWS Lord Bradbury. speaking at Manchester yesterday. aid that the beet Reparations plan would have been a fixed indemnity of 1,500,000 or 2,096,010 sterling. Once and for all the original sanguine Reparations chapter was as dead as mutton ...
... 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. ...