... Abbeyfeale, proposed speak out and show that they were splid behind the : the first resolution :—*‘ That as the national ideal Govemment on this important question. : . cannot be fully realised until Ireland is-again Irish- N hd de : speaking, it is a most urgent ...

... treated the populace with great courtesy and lish is all very well in Dublin and Aberdeen (we toleration, allowing them to speak their awn lan- understand these two towns are about the only ...

... seandaoine. Whilst the more important part of the work will probably be through the medium of Irish, persons in the non-Irish-speaking districts are asked not to be deterred by the fact that they do not know Irish; they should collect the matter in any medium ...

... at the bottom of this kind of thing. After all, why not? Think of the disastrous results which will ensue if this English-speaking fad is persisted in : trade will be ruined, commercial transactions will become impossible,. our relations with our neighbours ...

... by road on Monday, and by using it the Datk lilue oarsmen avoided a double journey for the Oxford boat. Oxford's watermen speak very highly of Mr. Kitchen, who is coaching the 'Varsity crew. At Last arrangements have been mode for the tares fir the world's ...