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... THE SPEAKING July dour, too, and Sirius the Dog star, which rises with the sun, was believed by our ancestors add its heat to that of the sun and cause summer madness. In the evening nobody can fail to recognise Sirius, the brightest star in the heavens ...
... Speak A million people in the Olympic Stadium m heard Hitler and Mussolini deliver last night their eagerly awaited speeches, and loud speakers carried the Dictators* words to an additional two millions who packed all the roads' in the vicinity. Mussolini ...
... SPEAKS. THE POSITION REGARDING WATER. ...
... SPEAKS dependence was moving slowly but inevitably to its Mose. Nothing could stay the march towards itionhood of those whose inspiration been drawn from the life blood or te martyred Irish people. Australians did not ur Ireland's difficulties. even in ...
... the speaking September the hedge sings long, arrogant song of triumph. It wears Its crown —that crown which it forgets from year | year—tlie rich, ripe fruit of the wayside. The flowers make secondary place, they strive bravely to send forth blossoms ...
... THE SPEAKING OCTOBER ginning of spring, for the essence of spring is there, and the bushes are irritable at the thought winter during which they will have to pacify all the impatient young things which insist on looking up at the sun when they ought to ...
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... SPEAKING. NO JUSTIFICATION FOR CRISIS.” ANGLO-AMERICAN CONFERENCE SUGGESTED. Au intenuitionsl conference for dmUing with the financial crisis was suggested by Lord D’Abemon, former Minister Berlin, speaking yesterday at a luncheon the American Chamber ...
... SPEAKING. Dr Mageean Perpetual Challenge Cup for best Irish speaker under 18 in Co. Antrim (Belfast excepted)—l. Regina M’Veigh, St. Louis High School, Ballymena. Miss Dobb's Scholarship, for conversation and story-telling—l, Kathleen Law, High School ...
... SPEAKING, Dr. IMageean Perpetual Challenge Cup for best Irish speaker under 18 in Co. Antrim (Belfast excepted)—l. Regina M’Veigh, St. Louis High School, Ballymena. Miss Dobb's Scholarship, for conversation and storv-telling—l, Kathleen Law, High School ...
... SPEAK. -- third member of the Opposition— Mr. T. Henderson (Ind.. entered the Chamber while Mr. Nixon was speaking on this Bill. The hon. member for Shankill not yet having taken his seat. when Mr. Nixon had concluded his speech, was called On by the ...
... NOT TO SPEAK JT is not “i finally, even within the bounds of Stormont's own unjustifiable jurisdiction, that an admitted majority of Catholic and Nationalist citizens in the City of Derry should, every blatant and disgraceful artifice be made subject ...