... that the trainer said: ” I do not know if ever go racing, but any time you are a racecourse and see me have no tation in speaking to tne. I might be able to tell you something on which you might have your sovereign. shortly afterwards Mr. Dunne was sad_ ...

... breath to graspit. All that is requested of us is to grasp this great opportunity, As the medium aptly puts it : “ Broadly speaking the proposal is that the customs frontier should be dropped, and that Ireland as a whole should come within the British Customs ...

... candidates, and that having discovered that they could not catch the quarry on the lint day they would think, take, so to speak, before tusking a ,woad /Mew, • others s; oke vaguely. If elect rocution and such horrors; wine more ok.,lared quite flatly ...

... spirit and minute care which the Gaeltacht Commissioners brought to their work. We, who live in close touch with the Gaelic-speaking districts, fully realise the magnitude of the task which confronted the Commissioners, and we appreciate the manner in which ...

... find that this programme is the very best foundation on which to build an Irish-Ireland, and the ladies and gentlemen who speak on Gaelic League platforms have here a splendid programme that would appeal even to the man in the street. If the Gaelic League ...

... instead of purchasing from England, and then, when she had won these great gains, she increased her own exports. Lord Bryce, speaking of this national movement, says: ‘ Ireland’s industries sprung up with marvellous rapidity, and flourished exceedingly.” ...

... vulgarising himself throwing half-hundreds and such things. They leave that to the ‘‘ gigantic peasants,”’ and, generally speaking, well they may. This year, however, Dr. O’Callaghan competed, and the erowd let him know plainly enough that they took to ...

... Carloci* ►night prove good enough. TUESDAY'S CARD. Kilashes Plnte—St. Eminence has top weight in this hurdle race and his form speaks for itself. Golden Ball may prove the best of the Mat. division, and Marcheei has been let in with est. 71b. For the winner ...

... existing Government of Ireland, duly elected—as they claim—by the free will of an overwhelming majority of the electorate, speaks and acts in accordance with the will of such a majority; therefore it is perfectly legitimate that they should enploy a Yorkshire ...

... breast of the Deputy who listens to the tongue of his fathers—sometimes without understandingas beats in the breast of him who speaks the language of the Gael. Th le curse of our country is a superabundance of sentiment and a lack of reason. Sentiment may ...

... clerks, skilled artisans, and the never unemployed. The poor got nome of them! Nor do they appear likely to get anything to - speak of from what the London County Council in the house-building way are doing now. From the houses recently erected and occupied ...

... Banes Reawakening. META PIfORICALLi speaking. Barn of Carrickfergus have been sleeping Octobe . ! last. They have goue through the various competitions with their eyes - osed; otherwise an odd game now and then would have fallen to their share. The Barn ...