... and M. Bidault told the country in radio address this afternoon: 1 shall not speak to you of the Cabinet, whose job is not, unfortunately, to give New Year gifts. I shall speak to you of yourselves.” In addition to the usual wishes for a good year and good ...

... The language was the sole one commonly spoken on Man 200 year* ago. To-day lees than one per cent, of the population can speak It. But by questioning the older inhabitants and making records, valuable Information has now been secured and deposited In ...

... excitement to a hitherto dull game and two further points without reply settled the issue in Eire Og’s favour. Generally speaking. Eoghan Ruadh were the more polished side. Their ball distribution was better and their forwards had plenty of punch. They ...

... ROMAN CATHOLIC VIEW “Sinister influences at work” The Most Rev. Dr. D’Alton. Roman Catholic Archbishop of Armagh, speaking in St Patrick’s Cathedral, Armagh, yesterday morning asked for prayers for the pafety of Roman Catholic Schools in Northern Ireland ...

... on the typewriter. She was a member of the prizewinning choir which last year won three cups for the institution for verse-speaking, Plain Chant, and a three-part Irish composition. She has been chosen for a' post in a Government department. Miss O'Shea ...

... VEAR'S GREETINGS * were conveyed to the President by the heads the Diplomatic Missions in Dublin. His Excellency, the Nuncio, speaking behalf the Diplomatic Corps, said it was their humble and fervent prayer that suffering humanity, deeply perturbed error ...

... Attlee; and he refuses to tell. But it is easy enough to see that dissolution cannot be long delayed. When Labour M.P.s start to speak on the necessity of relieving the middle classes it is clear that the value of middle class votes has suddenly increased. The ...

... and when, years later, Dr. Taylor himself visited Palestine, he thoroughly enjoyed seeing the great Y.M. tower there and speaking to some of the men who knew the former Exeter man. While studying at Oxford. Dr. Taylor often visited the Y.M.C.A. and became ...

... integrity and personal charm which had greatly raised the status of the Irish Federation in the World Federation. MADE THEIR MARK Speaking of graduates of Queen's who had made their mark in the world, Mrs. Haire said they were all proud of Dr. Louise M'llroy and ...

... wanted for two in family. Must be good cook and well recommended. 'Phone 83823. GERMAN or French Mother's Help wanted. English speaking immaterial; two children in family; own quarters, modern conveniences. Write: Ashworth, Courtown Harbour. Co. Wexford. GIRL ...

... boys' or girls’ or mixed pastry must be built up at the choir under the age of twelve, and edges the plate, to form a choral speaking. Many people are rim. Use a double layer of pastry, surprised that no solo singing or turn under the edges, and shape are ...

... congre- > Maynooth. all whom gation approached the altar rails of St. Eugene s parish to receive Holy Communion. Rev. H Browne. Speaking after the first Gospel. Eugene's, was first ma Dr Earren gave an important monies, and Rev. J. McGa address the significance ...