... returned she was not entitled to take it back ,She did not speak to Miss Arney on Ito this country about 18 months ago.' w • !the 'phone. Daniel J. Smith. V.S., recalled. Mr. McCarroll--Did you speak to In the course of cross-examination treating t h e p ...

... adequate tribute to la gentleman whom the people relarded with real affection as well as 'esteem, but having been asked to !speak he would like, on behalf of !the clergy and in a special. personal way, to wish every happiness to Dr. 'Raverty. It was of ...

... the French f.imth lohn. was Minoter for Agriculture in a Speaking to the representative of French Gosernment in the :ate nine- The Feopie Newspapers .üb.equentteen t%entic• and each thirties, and 1. in Dublin. Lord Windlesham said was sidwequently French ...

... right to reply, and should any member feel that a point of order bad arisen he should apply to the chair for permission to speak. He felt the,/ would get more work done that way and they would do it in a more businesclike fashion. Ile was sure they would ...

... independent solvent surrty.to be of good behaviour for two years. Lecture On Public Speaking. - Glenealy I.C.A. Guild have planned to hold a lecture no public speaking under the auspices ofl Foras Eireann In Glenealy on lath lanuary. Since this subject ...

... (speaker) had heard a lot about him. He was 'ure that he would do his best in his area. Mr. Conroe said he had recently been speaking to a person who had said that there was a Wicklowmen's A•so,:iation in New York, and a Dublin-Wicklowmen's Association in ...

... PLANS FOR IMPROVED SERVICES Mr. F. Lem's& General Manager. speaking at a luncheon in Inc Hibernian Hotel. Dublin. on Monday. foliowing an inspecuon b. ?he Minister for Transport and Power of the first delivery of new diese:-elecirte locomotives from. ...

... again to emphasise the outstanding demand which is coming for fully attested store cattle during the coming spring. I was speaking to two English farmers who attended the sale in Dublin. and they told me that, in their opinion, farmers from the other side ...

... publicly contradicted. The Chairman, aid the motion was adjourned and, consequently, was not before the Council now, strictly speaking. Ile had allowed Mr. Mc- Auliffe to go on with that point since it was raised as a question, but he could assure Mr. McAuliffe ...

... Patrick Fanning. serious. He knelt down beside him. and Inspector C. Lynam. Wicklow he was mumbling. but could not prosecuted. speak. He sent for the doctor and . Mr. 1. H. McCarroll. solicitor. ap- priest. and the man was subse; peared on behalf of the defendant ...

... Rathdrum. Panel of lecturers and titles of talks will be: Mr. P. B. Sheedy. General Secretary. Macra na Feirme (Public Speaking and Duties Of Officers): Mr. M. 0. Fogarty. Chairman National Executive Committee l Leadership): Mr. P. Bolger, BAgr ...

... by asking the adults successful year. Ito take more interest in juvenile {awl in the coming year. Mr. I. Sutton thanked the speak- ELECTIONS !era foi their kind remarks — about; Officers Elected were: President.: himself and other juvenile mentors Rev. ...