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... Mr. J. J. Walsh, speaking at Cabinteely on behalf of the candidature of Mr. T. F. Healy, said : “ They could take it that the time was coming when grain would receive the protecting hand of the ...
... term Gaeltacht (Irish speaking - distriet) and Breac Gaeltacht (partly Irish speaking district) in respect of parishes or combinations of parishes where practically all the adults know Irish, but not one per cent. of them speak it at home or in the fields ...
... forgotten as soon as possible. ' Here are figures for January, 1926, concerning the Lee Boot Manufacturing Co., Ltd., Cork, that speak for themselves :— No. of 1922 ...
... crowds attended the exhibition of Australian manufacturers in Exhibition Buildings, where Mr. Page. Commonwealth Treasurer. speaking at an Australian Natives' Asao.:iauon luncheon, referred to Australia's wonderful progress. We have outgrown the boy's suit ...
... their coiffures to a quarter of a ruling which made her daughter-in-law cry for a week. Again the Russians were ordered to speak no other than their native tongue. perhaps because Cathrrine was tired of hearing French misproneuneed. Also when the Empress ...
... names. In service he was known as Georges Delmore!, but in his room were found identity cards in eleven different names. He speaks four languages and is an expert violinist, and his lodgings contained two valuable violins on which he sometimes played at ...
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... He stands or sits where the crowds cannot but observe his condition. He depends for appeal upon his appearance. He rarely speaks a word. This is the method of mendicants in Oriental countries. and has been used for centuries. Much ingenuity is shown in ...
... realisation of an Irish Ireland—i.e.. an Irish-speaking Ireland!' Is the prospect of an Irish Ireland and the nationalising of education to be left to the initiative of parents, who. generally speaking, do not trouble themselves shout school programmes ...
... the law to the quickly-collected mob. that a quietened the two women that they freeborn cichiseness can't walk the didn't speak for tally two =buttes later. streets of her native town but human FAY SARGENT. ...
... complains of not having popular operas, Dance music, etc., broadcast. hat does Clery'N lnstrumgptal Trio p'ily regularly,' not to speak of the vocalists. nine-tenths of whom choose operatic selections A. a erystal set user I think the Dublin station is improving ...
... compensa,tion. Has he ever read the speeches of Free State Ministers as to who were mainly responsible for the damages? He speaks about the ‘‘untold horrors at the hands of the Orange savages,’’ but he says nothing about the crimes which made the Orange ...