... STREET), 7 o'c. Band needs no introduction, one (of the best; for with the Whites and with'Wright sure it must be right, not to speak of that famous man, Devlin. Come on by the score, for we cannot say more. The Committee have arranged for Refreshments at very ...

... consistent public support of any club in Scotland, and that the record of the club during the post-war years had, practically speaking, been one of failure. THE BOW-WOWS Eight Hundred of Them On Show ...

... A Bishop's Advice. Dr. Purse, Protestant Bishop of St. Albans, speaking at a service for the induction of the new Vicar of King's Walden, Hefts, last night, said it was hard to pass one's worst enemy and look down one's nose at Christmas. That was a time ...

... 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 ...

... people behind him in his parish, in demanding that something should be done to put on their feet economocially the Irish-speaking districts which formed such a large portion of their diocese, to provide employment for those willing and able to ...

... Irish uait nfos mé!”’ * They heard us mumble o’er our ‘‘ tasks ’ round by the fireside wall; They couldn’t speak in English, so they didn’t speak at all; They saw that we avoided, nay, despised, them for our lore. ’ Alas! they smiled, poor imbeciles, we’d ...

... Leeds. In every quarter a spirit of toleration And good will prevails. Sir James Craig. The dull boy is often, morally speaking, one of the most valuable members of the community.—Mr. Arnold Eastbourne. One of the greatest needs of England to-day ...

... West Britons is plainly to keep the lrish on grass, and English-speaking at that; the objective of Irish-Ireland is to develop manufacturing industry and agriculture for an Irish-speaking people. That is putting the issue plain. The letter-writer in Arnott’s ...

... town audience bolg agus cruit i n-naoinfheacht air so deire agat!”’ : in Irishism. Some of the native Irish were pre- And speaking of the native Irish, how many of = sent at ‘“ An Fheilm.”” One of them said to the the audience noticed the stalwart, wh ...

... (BACK) ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. NELPUS.—Our name did not appear in The Whispering Gallery, 'cos we speak, and think above whispers. ENQUIRER. Ha r r y O'Donovan and Willie O'Toole sing exclusively on Imperial records, costing 2/- Double-sided ...

... Lisa. According to this same Frenchman, Leonardo da Vinci's legendary painting of the lady from Florence speaks for the Renaissan4e as the Sphinx speaks for the Egypt of the Pharaohs. Such was the appraisal of her importance when Mona Lisa was stolen from ...

... to Lord Northcliffe, said Lord Northcliffe dictated the paragraph referred to. He came into the :own, added witness, and, speaking with vehemence, said: Would you believe it, one of the directors is trying get out of his holding. He then dictated the ...