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... Dublin Trains Sir-n-Generally speaking it admitted that the Dublin tram servase is quite as ao.d as Cahn 1..• round anywhere; yet in the matter of catering for the rush hours after funnese. no attempt at system seems to h made. At the starting point for ...

... TO-Mil SIORT STORY The two Chinese enught to Fettle a difference als.ut e !nipping dog. Neither could speak English. The magietrate asked the interpreter to find out Shut kind of dog it was. The question was put. The Chinaman oldie.' something like this: ...

... platform were Lord Hampden, President of the M.C.C., and Lord hams. In an interview, Mr. &fifth, the manager, said: Generally 'speaking. cricket crowds in England arg fair and impartial. The tour has been a financial success despite increase dex,penditu re ...

... their blur Birkenhead Park journeyed to Dublin. suet Witii• Monday, and beat Wallth rers by 19 points to ti points. The result speaks eloquently in Ulster's !avow In meetins honourable defeat Saturday at Belfast Inatonissis in no way diseriteed, that their ...

... to Bandon. The District Justice, whoever he is, asked Sean O’Coiledin to speak in English. This he refused to do, maintaining, rightly, that he was within his right in speaking what the Constitution, declares is the national language. To make matters ...

... He had been in Clonmany, in Innishowen, in the 'sixties, and on his way to Mass on a Sunday morning‘a woman of the place, speaking to him in Irish, asked him where he was from. He told her his district in Mayo. ‘ Sin { tir Ui Cearbhallain (““ That’s ...

... first, spluttered Mrs. Byrne's antagonist. Y' dirty mild ruffian. said Mrs. Byrne. I'll give y' in charge for darin' to speak to uz at- all. It's easy knowin' there wore none of yewr -sort leppin.' around Ayryin when the Rich an' Rare gen . ' carried ...

... THE FIRST TEST. I Australians Here To Play The Game. Speaking at the opening of the eahtWnon of pictured 01 ivatrahan life at Sunderland to-day. Mr. Sydney Smit h. m t‘ r . i .s age b r ., b t r h o e ugh l ,su d ue trar thelia ntet7 t d awed: on wo poe'e ...

... Guardinglis said Egan attended the Republica meeting, and the accused the Cuntann na nGaedheal meeting. He had occa.,ion to speak to Egan several times, but lie refused to go away home. He separated both men alien they ...

... Three days later her husband found her with the child waiting at, The door. He let them' in,' but in order not to have to speak to his wife went into - another moth., where she followed him, declaring: , To4riorrow I will have ,you killed. This so ...

... sub-committee meetings, which will be held both in the morning and afternoon. A number of the Dominion memj)ers have arranged to speak. The chief event now awaited is the election of the League Council, which is expected to be held to-morrow, and will probably ...