... the Diplomatic Corps, on behalf of his colleagues conveyed New Year greetings whi ch were reciprocated by the President. Speaking in French, the Apostolic Nuncio said: My colleagues and I are happy to perform the pleasant duty which I brings us together ...

... from Argentina and 300 from Western Germany. After the Mass, the Holy Father made short speeches of welcome to the pilgrims, speaking in English. French, Italian, German, Spanish and Portuguese. He wished them all happiness iii tho NeW Year and imparbsl a ...

... Congress of 1932. The settings, scenery, costuming and lighting effects were must appropriate while the choral numbers and verse-speaking, enhanced the general effect. All concerned with tha presentation are deserving of the highest praise and the production ...

... or pass-words attached to any system, I expressed my astonishment to the messenger, and desired that he should never again speak to me on such a subject. He went off for the time, but returned in a few days with, as he said, a strictly confidential message ...

... made public statements in the early part of last year indicating that the Government (fur which, of course, every Minister speaks. intended to take some steps to safeguard the position of national unity in athletics. There is profound disappointment that ...

... IRISH LABOUR PARTY CO. WEXFORD CONSTITUENCY COUNCIL. SPEECH OF MR. BRENDAN C6141111H. T.D. Speaking at the County Wesford Constituency Council of the Irish Labour Party, on Sunday. Bth Jan., 1950, at Enniscorthy (31r. Nick Barnes presiding) 31r. Brendan ...

... was s proud privilege for all of them to be present at the presentation of trophies won by the North Wexford, Battalion. Speaking from the military point of view, the achievement of Private Doyle was the greatest ) of the lot. _ Winners Congratulated—Comindt ...

... agricultural lecture and when he phoned the Co. Hall to make arrangements he got a very short knock. He was only a short time speaking when voice sai.l Dublin call, and he was cut off. Ho reported it to the Co. Monster and he gatherra that Dublin bad • priority ...

... there is the ' question of membership of trades' unions. The Irish trades unions have much to say upon this sub- I ject. Speaking upon housing re-1 cently, Mr. B. Corish, Parliamen-I Itary Secretary to the Minister for Local Government, stated that no ...

... his-1 torical reasons, may not be possible for • long time and until very courageous measures are taken. But we are now, so to speak, beginning our bacon export industry from the bottom. We have a national reputation for bacon and hams: that may well disappear ...

... week when all preseot took part in an important debate. The idea of such a function is to get mane here into the habit of speaking and to give their tee practice of addressing an audirso*. In this way every person prissest i lm= opportunity of atrial and ...

... would be very di cult for the Irish Government issue such a direction. After all, the Irish voters are in Great Britain, so to speak, as guests, even though they are paying guests. Moreover, we could not very well denounce British interference in Irish affairs ...