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... PLAIN SPEAKING. At a meeting of the Committee of the Irish Journalist’s Association held recently attention was called to instances in which public men had repudiated the words attributed to them in published reports o their utterances. A couple of flagrant ...
... the Guality speak for ¢ nere andd ast Bouwucary v a Dairy orGrazin: Farm hay outlet on the monnisn It i+ well fenc paddocks of con purchase M ...
... KERRY TEACHERS SPEAK. -V-Fiugene o’'Sullivan, Gienlough, summoned Edward and John Sullivan, Slaheny, for stealing timber. ¢ T K Mr. Moriarty appeared for the com- TAI S hall :’l:fl:“ on Saturplainant, and Mr. McCartie appeared &y o s consider the present ...
... COUNT PLUNKETT SPEAKS. Count Plunkett, M.P., who arrived in Boyle on Saiturday nizht, visited his constituents in the Coctehall and Crossna distrivts on Sunday. He was accompanied by the Rev. Michael O’Flanacan, and addressed a bi numb er of his followers ...
... THE IRISH-SPEAKING DISTRICTS A serious and sustained effort was made in the course of the past year to obtain exact information with regard to the state of the language in the Irish-speaking districts. = One of the earlicst acts of the Coisde Gnotha was ...
... BISHOP OF NEWFOUNDLAND SPEAKS. REFERENCE TO VOLUNTEERS. In connection with the Tralee Feis, a band promenade was held in the Green last night, which was attended by large numbers of people of all denominations. Most Rev. Dr. Howley, Bishop of Newfoundland ...
... LORD FRENCH SPEAKS. Viscount French, speaking in London at a Regimental dinner of the 3 Royal Irish Regiment, on the necessity of encouraging discharged Irish soldiers, said they were determined fo fight the evil and malicious influénces which were everywhere ...
... FACTS SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES. RANK’S ...
... ROME WILL SPEAK The Pope rose. ‘‘Rome will speak,” he said. “Good, Holy Father,” was the reply. “If Rome speaks 1 will okeyv. I will go into my pulpit n I'hurles and tell the people it is Rome I am obeyinz, and not the dictates of my own Irish heart, ...
... MR REDMOND TO SPEAK’ | g ‘ for § ~ The way is being repared ‘mee ing to he uddr«-wr:l by Mr. Rl: mond at Lopgford—that 1= of Sy unless developm nty operate 8 the arrangement. ...
... Could Not Speak ¢ or hear He save that ten davs ago he went into Jervis street Hllslll_tnl. Vheut 1 a.m he was iving awake, and savs e had been awake for some honurs previensly, Suaddenly a vision apoeared. 1t was the form of a beautiful maiden, dressed ...
... THE NATIVE sPEAKING ELEMENT, was prominent. That an all roand effort will soon he on fost we may hope from the recent formation of a fine County Committee. That attention will be given to providing extrateachers wiere they are required is a first duty ...