... HOOVER OF ,ARTI.TION. Mr Brendan Corish, Parliamenfar, Serretary to the Minister for Government of the Republic Ireland, speaking at the annual • Patrick's Day banquet of the i i ,,,,Amerwan Association, Panthrrvalley, Pennsylvania, U.S.A., Thursday of ...

... truths preached by Christ (Manual of Liturgy). 3—Renewal Of Pledge—Temperance is one of the cardinal virtues which in English-speaking countries means moderation in the use of intoxicants. It is not to be confounded with total abstinence. The Catholic Church ...

... intocee grip. though they faced the wind, end, in the lest half, all Young Irelands could register was one point. * a • * Speaking of St. Peter's O.:lege, Phil Doyle and Jas. O'Keeffe from that Seminary, beat Walsh and John Ryan, St. Kieran's, Kilkenny ...

... PF. CREDIT IN THE STATE SIN JOHN L. MONDE, T. 0., EXPLAINS ITS MEANING. HOW THE CONTROL OPERATES. SYSTEM OF IRISH SA/MHO. Speaking in the Dail in the discussion on th e Vote on Account for the Estimiste Sir J. L Esmonde, T.D., said: think that members ...

... Thomas Mahon's child had been injured thut evening. Mr. Whelan said he did not want to interfere in, the case, but he had been speaking to Mr. Motion's brother, who told him that Mr. Thomas Mahon's young child was hurt that nftcrnnon and he went up to get Thomas ...

... in,ties Vress about Wexford'■ decision if there was no metiOn coming before Congress. Mr.' John .(Gorey)—We are entitled to speak our mind*, I would say that eighty per cent. of the players want to see the ban lifted to-day. Mr. Whelan—ln case of any m ...

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... should be put into imme- I diate execution. I expressed my resignation in cooler terms than those in which I was accustomed Ito speak of those gentlemen. but consoled myself with better hopes than any which arose from the interference of that intolerant body ...

... will address the gathering. Very Rev. Brother E. F. Clancy, Pro{tan General, of tlia Irish Chris; brothers, Dublin, will also speak. I A magnificent two-storied building, I the new school has nine classrooms, i with accommodation in each for forty-five pupils ...

... were excellent in llIr rendering of hymn, at the rat each scene. The o ccompno. were beautifully NI. J. Anghnsy. Verse *speaking 'Fa ° also thoroughly enjoyed. ...

... Town Clerk—The war. The Chairman said the inquiry was held in 1935, four years before the war. _ The Town Clerk said that speaking from memory, the lowest tender they had was withdrawn by this contractor that tendered. The Chairman said he was per- fectly ...

... fact that our Northern brethren are not erring members of our race. Despite rrymandering, the counties of yrone and Fermanagh speak for thomolves and have consistently como down on the side of national unity. Mr. ',mien Costello presided. ...