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... are in thi. trade, whim. little all is involved in the sad if the, lose that they aro ruine,l They would not. practically speak. inn. he fit for anything else. Mr Mahon-Ibr are the people most vitally at.f reface to • lleratio/base r.at wadi be a till ...
... rmanyt If. has tried to use log firm howl, lost we have met him hell' way, anti have ilea ten him sorry that I enable to speak at any gnat length tonight, but on - some other oreasion I hope to be aide to give you come information as to my experience ...
... lettee and by Prroirlent Wilson's war aims' to Congress at a meeting at Eh next Tuesday, when Mr Austen Chaisherlain also will speak. '''his Wet:ll2 `lpy hate important. tearing , on the 'Nme question. The Irishman aoys—The new M E I' for North Armagh win ...
... support of Stun Fein. The man who wears Irish clothes, who eats Irish food, and who uses only Irish mime facture; the man who speaks the Irish language. alto familiar with the history and literature of Ireland, who sings Irish songs aud who plays Irish games; ...
... pound, but the Ten escaped. At Bin' Court Friday, Major Stettin. R M, presiding, Mr Kennedy, solicitor. that he had been speaking to Mr Knox. 1) I, wild reference to the proposi:ion be had made in the license application At the preeions court, and as ...
... never hat confidence. Mr Sheil—Dad they th confidence of Dr Walshe 1 Mr Whitfield-1 say that. I speak for • division in which there are 1,5011 voters. I can speak of them with almolute authority, and I say they are, all supporters of the MIA Party; surely ...
... to the interests of any party, but that they would be kept out of the political irons until at least they are in a position speak and act for themselves. Again 1 sill ask why does not Mr Griffith go forward for South Longford? I would also like to know ...
... *even data 'orlon. the Audit. Dated the %kis iun11. THOM Clerk • to Board. Saturday, Jane 30, 191/ THE POLICE & REMIT DIS• Speaking in connection with recent disturbances in Dublin.,Mr Macinerney, K C. hintrelf a pollee courts' magistrate. stated that the ...
... 'Thiel) then• were only a few loads, dd to 1s td ppr cwt. It said:— To Englishmen especially we feel that we hate a right to speak frankly, and to tell them what we fear. They must not be deceived by the attitude of the Americana living in England, or by ...
... was ever in favour of the Gaelic League or its a free Gaelie-speaking Ireland. I need not tell vou that they are not in favour of a free Ireland, either Irish-speaking or English-speaking, consequently they are opposed to Sinn Fein, just as they were ...
... fight at home, and . continue teem; ter of Rev Father PP, has died. this country .. part of England's C V II A Polititele—Speaking at the chattele to I Bier C B, Canon Ryan, PP, said as units Mititeters regards polities that everyone was free to ding's ...