... was not speaking as a member of the Transport Union ; nor. indeed. as a Minister, for the Court has no connection with his Department ; nor as a member of the Cabinet, for the Government has not considered the matter He must have been speaking in his private ...

... Bridle's Tobias and the Angel (a play which he knows with amazinz theatrical intimacy) to illustrate his points. Whether speaking about the playwright, the player, or the people you don't see, Mr. Allen does so with an ease and an intimacy born of intensive ...

... they are one. It is natural that soldiers should regard the military aspect as single and supreme, and even that they should speak of political considerations with a certain amount of disdain. Also the word politics Is been confusedo l and even tarnished ...

... soon it will be tumble for amone with money or enemies to enter a hospital, for they will hate no assurance of coming out. Speaking of Holy Week members expressed the opinion that for the average man Holy Week means more football. One suggestion was that ...

... Brussels from Tuesday to Thursday next it was announced in Brussels. Mr. Mcßride. who will be ta►e guest of M. Van Zeeland, will speak on Ireland's destiny in the russets Palais Des Beaux Arts on Thursday. He will be in Paris for the general O.E.E.C. meeting ...

... formed a union of their own in Wales. Some of the audience had travelled 40 to 50 miles by bus and car to hear Mr. de Valera speak on the bi-lingual question. Many of them were Irish exiles living in Wales. Prof. Evan J. Jones of Swansea University, said ...

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... will it play music, nor does it. of itself, keep my lady warm. But it buys food and fun and warmth. Now this man of whom we speak probably found one thing wrong with his responsible job. He possibly found he hadn't enough bread or potatoes to feed his family ...

... which is supremely the most human and significant bit of writing done about the Second World War. Human, because a soldier speaks as a man rather than a mere technician ; and significant, because here is laid bare the profound treacheries that lie beneath ...

... do a bit of thinking. Cravens that we have been to allow faithful servants to be treated like this, will we decide now to speak out ? Will we decide to say Somewhere! boldly that this man was driven into dishonesty and is to be pitied as well as blamed ...

... National Culture and Catholic Outlook on Motel. Dublin. (7.45 p.m.) at Jury's Dublin. Mr. Magee (Browne and Nolan) will speak to the paper from the publisher's viewpoint. Mr. Boin O'Keeffe will represent the book' sellers. De Gasperi Forms New Cabinet ...

... means by v ich they might render an incal.able service to their country. In tic different European centres there are, roughly speaking about s Irish ecclesiastics, including scculars and regulars— Jesuits, Dominicans, Franciscans, cte.—and to those might be ...