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... i Figures that speak louder than words. Total Authorised Cal})ital of the Companies controlled by the Irish Life and General Assurance Co. Ltd. £1,000,000 Total Assets exceed $375,000 The Paid-up Capital exceeds .. 60,000 Deposited with the High ...
... D4il made a speech at a British Election meeting. Even a Deputy Speaker wants to speak sometimes. The U.S.A. have sent us the noisy * talkies.” When shall we get their “ speak-easies ™ ? A Blue Lagoon has been advocated for the Dollymount shore. At present ...
... Protestant Annual Synod there, spoke frankly on behalf of his seven per cent. of the population of the Saorstit—we assume he speaks for all non-Catholics. He stated that they lived under a Government which administered justice with the utmost fairness. But ...
... and improbabilities and who apply in doing so the rules of human prudence, do not always succeed in their projects. Humanly speaking, people who neglect, or defy, the principles of human prudence never succeed. The people who started, and who have broughit ...
... and do most cordially congratulate the Feis Ceoil upon its work, We make no secret of the fact that we regard soloists, speaking generally, as stars in their aloofness and altitude ; fairly important by night, but of little use in our workaday world ...
... irritating thing about the. whole business is that every second person you meet in the National seems to know some Irish. Speaking to the average of them, you are reminded how disastrously vague —as disastrously vague as the Boundary Clause of the Treaty—must ...
... Present seeding, varies somewhat accoidmg to the district, the quality of the knoll, and the nature of the season. Generally speaking. the first cutting should be completed before The end of July. This is a busy month it the weather is dry. but the cutting ...
... institution in Ireland, and we always condemned those with any claim to be Nationalists who condoned it or. helped it by speaking at or attending its meetings, sending their children to it, or taking honorary. degrees from it. . The. Dublin Correspondent ...
... accept the present situation as the best possible working arrangement, and our aim is a free Irishspeaking Ireland: an Irish-speaking Ireland first and foremost, as once that position is attained our freedom is practically assured. The Governmént Party have ...
... but come to the cenclusion that the (dubs are not showing the interest in the Union's competitions that they ought. When we speak of the Dublin district we take in such dubs as Bray, Woodbrook, Carrickmines, Fnxrock and Killiney; but all told we bad but ...
... to learn the words of it. The words, too, are not up to much. “‘ God Save the King ' is nearer the Irish mind, musically speaking, than a rubbish of melody. . The melody that stands up to ‘“ God Save the King and surpasses it is “ Pé’n Eirinn {.”” Let ...
... Brilliant Kit. Mr. P. Leahy The Victim. Mr. M. Rhaw's Caws Neaisle. Mrs. W. Tipperary Reel. To ell racism,. - Mr.. O'Leary Lasky Speak '.Jr. K. P. ltyrnes 5.35---TNE SPRING HURDLE AND RATH WEIR OUP-525 yards. Neat V. Mr. T. M. Joke's Itanals. Mr. M. Kiernan's ...