... relevancy. 'rho hon. member who spoke was to complain of discussion, by scrap-book, but if he were an offender in that respect he ventured to say that ten times its many quotations from past rpsechea had been brought forward by supporters of the Bill. (Hear ...

... have thorn understand. The whole world is beginning to see that though we are small, Japan staetches from one end of itself clear to the other. We are little, but, oh, my, my ! we are old. At the call to arms the shegurns, the shorghtime, the bee gums ...

... yearnful. hungry world— Grope forever. Do not ask roe foe another scientific fact. Find it out. yourself. Hunt up your own new-laid planets, and Set me have a rest. Never ask me again to sit up all night and take care of a newborn world, while you lie ...

... part it played in the perilous polities of the time. The old scrap-book of political odds mai ends printed tinder the title given above lets one get at the problem of the Belfast position from tbe subjective side, and the actual palpitating utterances of ...

... sad 'industrious concoctors and distributors pamphlets, leaflets. etc., from tae Old Town Hall make •to the accusation that they have done nothing to put their before the world Lord Northcliffe then referred to 'the formation of the Scotch and Irish ...

... connection with the wreck of the 1 world's greatest air liner, the Macon. .it the American Coast. a rather remarkable den clecurred last night. In the broadcast proaramme trum Belfast there was a feature: 'Scrapbook for 1921. a record of the days after ...

... structures for world peace would prove to be. not costly battleships, but ( hristian schools. Not only the bricks but the brains of the school we blasted into pulp by the war lords of the world—and will again. too, if the peoples of the world pretend to ...

... Borris. Co. Carlew. relayed from Mount St Joseph's, Roscrea. 8.30: Story of the Great Opera: by W. D. Beers. 9.0: Muintir na Tire Concert, under the direction of the Professor of Music. Mount St. Joseph's. Roscrea, relayed from Mount St. Joseph's, Roscrea ...

... Frank Rea and his Orchestra, from The Orpheus Restaurant, Belfast. 6.40: Opinion. Ideas are interchanged in Maguiresbridgc. Co. Fermanagh. 7.30: Band of the Royal Ulster Constabutary—Wm. Broderick (bass). 9.0: Scrapbook for 1907— feature pro , gramme ...

... -3, Fish,n Nora O'Hare. Orchestral Concert by the 8.8. C. 0. chestra (from Regional). 5.45: World Affairs (from Regional). SATURDAY. Cave Crawl (from West). 5.30 : Ccecert Party (from Welsh). Sunday : :viiidarno T.issauds—icatart programme. ...

... disappeared—altogether from Eire. Let's hope it won't be long now until Ulster and Eire become Ireland once again. Remtmber, Boys and Girls, to-day's newspapers are to-morrow's history books. So why not keep a scrap-book of the world of to-day? Those of ...

... V. Frogult Organ solos by Thais Fix . . :1; World AtTai:•s—Vern:ln Be:: gicnal). SATURDAY. : Childn.o's Tit, 3.30: Folk Talc iS::ott,.!:• * * * National NATIONAL-1.500 Mate. Monday: b. . Tuesday : Scrapbook tor 19th.i. day: Symphony Concert. Thursday; ...