... against the Irish Govern.; ment. Suppose the Government re-! fuses to pay how will Mr. Lawless! ;put In the sheriff. so to speak, to llevy execution on the Government?' 'And if the Government does de-, !ride to pay by what authority can; it pay out the ...

... SPEAK KINDLY. The double reward of kind words is the happiness they cause in others and the happiness they cause in ourselves. The very process of uttering them is a happiness in itself. Even the imagination of them tills the mind with sweetness and makes ...

... any little word of mine May make a life the brighter; If any little song of mine May make a heart the lighter: God help me speak the little word And take my bit of singing, And drop it in some lonely sale. And set the echoes ringing. ...

... same that be woo looking fir fir water to drink. Witness said site called at him to! go away, but he did not. He started to speak to me but I could sot make out what he was saying to me. The witness said she called her mother into her room. The man at ...

... pos-' Bible unifying bond left. something that could be supported by every-. one. It still not possible for Irish-' men to speak the native tonnue, and an our national snort remains the only denims bond. As it was that unifying bond that kept alive the ...

... !SEVEN TONS OF WATER Mr. Kearon—The number of' ,times these boats come across for 'water are few and far between. and. speaking from memory, there have been only two or three have Itaken water since the Mines have started. and surely when a boat wants ...

... fine club, acting as manager, coach and mentors. The record of the club and the honours won in cup and league competitions speak volumes for the players and their mentors. Stalwarts in the under-17 team last season were J. Byrne, Enniskerry (Captain), ...

... distini other nations. They a national sport was bible unifying bond lel that could be support eme. It Is still not poss man to speak the n and so nit national s the only vilifying bon As it was that unifyi kept alive the nation' tOnsenuently, won our It would ...

... Federation President (Mrs. P. Duffy) spoke of the forthcoming jubilee celebrations. Mrs. Nelson. Presiil dent of Avoca guild. speaking on .1 behalf of the visitors. thanked the Bray guild for their hospitality. i Prizes of Waterford cut gl?ss gob. lets were ...

... several of the countries now with Britain In the new Free Trade Association. The Minister for Lands struck the same not when speaking in Holland at the weekend; he referred to the imbalance in our trade with that Country and called for measures to remove ...

... maintenance of the light. Mr. Mills--When I saw that. I thought it was an opportunity for 'the Dubtat Road of which I have' ;been speaking for a lone time. Chairman—There are quite a lot ,of lights wanting. but the positions ; is we could not have a pilot light ...

... Aughrim, for which. wish energetic committees Dublin and Aughrim. he was awaiting the all-clear from Govern, meat departments. Speaking at Masses in both churches on Sunday, he thanked the people for their devotion to' their religion and for their cooperation ...