... educated in the formal sense as those who leave our country nowadays. Yet on their exodus was founded the Church in the English-speaking world in the nineteenth century. There was a time, not so very long ago, when the words Irish and Catholic were co-extensive ...

... stolen goods (7) SATURDAY Across ~ i Yo !. wa fi: k:“cn Ees EEE 13 AR . Charit~ 1. Pulsate g_z_p_hc Cross 7. Peevish—wouldn't speak—observed two-man tool (8-3) 8. The simplicity of being unable to int? (11) 14. &ma a tune outside! (4-3) 16 n company has strong ...

... the Council. This reason perhaps underestimates the sobering effect of responsibility; 00 that Catholics have no right to speak of democracy, being subservient to an ecclesiastical dictatorship; (iii) That franchise and representation should be based ...

... very fair, factual and objective article you published on the actual anniversary of the signing of the covenant. I cannot speak with much first hand knowle%o of those stirring days in 1 because I was then at an English school and in 1920 I was a serving ...

... Market believe that they have made a slight advance but they are by no means satisfied and there is likely to be much plain speaking on Wednesday. ...

... idiomatic or full of quaint distinction. To me these high controversies are forbidden and awesome ground. But, nevertheless—l speak, of course, as a fool—Dr. Hyde’s Irish seems to afford, in my judgement, a possibility for rapid development in making a literaturc ...

... said the transport workers would support any demand for one. Mr. James Callaghan, the Labour Party ‘“‘Shadow Chancellor,” speaking at an eve of conference rally in Brighton last night, said that to Mr. Macmillan the Common Market was an escape route for ...

... THE LEADER (or she!) thinks because he (or she) is one who believes 1n speaking out his (or her) mind, being blunt rather than evasive, etc. Right, but you wait till someone uses the same technique to ‘himself (or herself). You may be surprised to see ...

... New dimension This is Eugene O’Neill's last glay and this was the European nglish-speaking premiere; it is a play set in 1827 in a tavern a few miles from Boston, its themes were insufferable false pride, self-deception and blind love; the working ou ...

... respite from the burden and complexity of everyday life. Is this a lawful demand? We have the words of Pius XII to guid.e us. Speaking to the Association of Cinema Producers in Italy in 1955 the late Pope said: “Modern man, it is asserted, in the evening of ...

... in local guest houses had praise for the catering, the cleanliness, and the very reasonable charges. And I did hear someone speak with respect of the local branch of Muintir na Tire but I've no idea how long the branch is there. Perhaps some of the idealists ...

... Belfast Rotary Club was told today. Mr. Arthur Williamson. Woodford, Armagh, formerly a pupil at Armagh Royal School. was speaking on the American Field Service, an organisation which seeks to promote friendship between the U.S. and other countries by ...