... could do the fighting overseas, said His Grace the Archbishop ot Wellington, the Most Rev. P. T. McKeefry. His Grace, who was speaking at the opening of a new convent and school at Paraparaumu. said that over the past weeks he had deliber-i ately said nothing ...

... uneducated people in Parliament he could have seen through it. Public representatives might not be Oxford dons and right not speak with an Oxford accent, but they had been tried by hard experience and any lack oil 'education on their part was notl Itheir ...

... Glasgow I RISH amateur theatrical history was made in Glasgow on Tuesday I night when, for the first time, a group ot Irish-speaking drama players staged two Gaelic plays. At the invitation of the Gaelic League in Glasgow, Donegal's prize-winning team, Aisteoiri ...

... used and even introduced by Jean Guitton with such skill in the first two published works of the Problem de Jesus; properly speaking, this method 'does not consist in confronting the data of science and philosophy with t i he datum of revelation with the ...

... Him- powers of evil would like to 'estroy Christ and Christ's Church to-day, said Most Rev. Dr. Ferrets. Bishop of Derry. speaking in St. Eugene's Cathedral. Derry. ea Chnstmas Day. :destroy d His Lordship. presided at High IlHass in the 100-years-old ...

... by Cardinal de Arriba y Castro. Archbishop of Tarragona. I he neither w.shes for, nor believes - an absolute equality at Speaking primarily of the need for serial justice in Spain. the prelate denied the accuse/4S which he said was made by seeilll that ...

... both. Ulster Farmers' Union President to Speak in Dublin The President of the Ulster' Farmers' Union. Mr. A. G. Algeo. C.8.E.. and the secretary, Mr. Humpnrey Jamison. 0.8. E., have accepted invitations to speak at a meeting in Dublin for the purpose of ...

... Russell, who spoke at a meeting Oxford on science and its consequences. He is an ex-president of British Association. After speaking of popular reading, he went on: The atornj bomb and the American strips are new features. and . is a tendency to ape some ...

... challenge the Attorney-General he was :not The Lord Mayor then sounded; the Chamber bells. but Councillor, O'Sullivan continued to speak. His. remarks could not be heard above' the noise of the bells and he sat ,down. More Publicity For Lough Erne Urged thel NEARLY ...

... Watch or vou will get 'shot,' and another fellow said it I was not in good condition. He left the hall for home. and was speaking to the taximan. whom he knew, when the pohce arrived and pushed him into the hall Mr. Stewart—Have vou ever been lat any ...

... chair. The Spiritual Director, Rev. James Deeney, C.C.. was also there. Very Rev. Father Nicholas, 0.F.M., Cap. (Vicar). speaking to a recent gathering of Tertiaries at Ard Muir e Capuchin Friary. reminded members that the new year is an acceptable time ...

... who had begun by apologising for his hoarseness. commented— Those who were praying I might be relieved of the necessity of speaking here to-day seem to have been distracted in their prayers. and the result is what you hear. It was then that the interruption ...