... was not a tenth part as formidable as they proclaim it to be. The Chairman of Messrs, Johnston, Mooney and O’Brien, Ltd., speaking at the annual meeting concerning the milling industry said that during the year three flour mills in the Free State had gone ...

... continually find it said by writers concerning holy men of old, ‘He was sent away to be educated in Ireland.”” ‘“ What need to speak of Ireland,” wriote ‘a Bishop of Auxerre in the ninth century, “which has set at nought the difficulties of the sea, and coming ...

... Customers—Meore Business. capital and its trustworthiness as a solvent institution, and partly of the money which it has, so to speak, purchased from its deposit customers at a lower rate of interest. Bank credit is thus the principal circulating medium of ...

... . services to him of a value equivalent to the money In our everyday langua\.%e when we speak of - which he surrenders in exchange. Money we mean Credit. We speak of oyr bank o Therefore, money in the full sense, in addition balances as money in the bank ...

... social gatherings of the Fiana Chieftains) held in the Mansion House, where Irishmen and women, whether Irish- or English-speaking, of the capital and country, and from over the seas, would receive friendly and hospitable greeting at a first-class festival ...

... ever read in pointed reference to the debasing tendencies of these foreign dances. A Northern lawyer clinches the matter in speaking of unlicensed dance halls, by calling them ‘‘ small hells, just pits of iniquity.” Surely our broadecasting committee can ...

... Albion>. W. 11. G. Periton only new cap Id to the Eng- s countrymen - ictory, but an- rs • a Scottish LET, President r Union, speak- Wesley Col/pme the increasing >tball as likely danger of the then went en defy insulting n of the Irish • wants to see Instlowne ...

... Maureen M. Both are good at the game. Clough jumps, slowly, but lira speed. An interesting entrant is The Moy. A move here speaks something, and if (*wan D'Or be fancied the stable seldom errs. Bally Bee, Good Thing, and Miss Privit come into the reckoning ...

... and moulding public opinion in favour of Irish manufacture. But alas! alas!! The slave mind of which the ‘‘ Independent ’’ speaks in its article finds its greatest exemplar in itself. It apparently disbelieves Lincoln’s phrase and thinks that a ‘‘ leading ...

... help. Tp, Fdinne lecturer himself was evidence and proof of thy latter fact. He was Father Gabriel and he learne the Irish he speaks so fluently, not in Ireland but in Rome. Would the*Waterford farthing County Council please note. Th: le ie lecture was on ...

... two most fluent Irish speakers in An D4il elected to the Chair, the position the occupant of which rarely or never has to speak ? Why, during the reign of the present fashion in heels, are not city footpath gratings boarded over so that we ladies as well ...

... of the Irish- Press fears that the growing national demand will result in a repetition of pre-Union history. Lord Bryce, speaking of the industrial movement about 1780, says of the result of the non-importation committees, and the repeal of the prohibitory ...