... or reverence for those men who engaged thus country in the reoent Basco. WHO FEARS TO SPEAK OF EASTER WEEK? I, for one. I am deeply grieved and humiliated to speak or write or think of it. I shall say why. Is it necessary to say that the dream of Ireland ...

... DR. HAYES SPEAKS a me etingatiiiiiiane, CO. Linieriek, l in support of Cossets in nGaedheal candidates, Rec. Tr. Lce, P.P., who presided, paid a tribute to the work of the Goverment. and appealed for support foe the candidate!. Dr. Richard F. Reyes said ...

... it speaks not too well Rrtj if is obliged to ontiMhi lor an oeeapant of in■k It easy to imagine what Aenl, bowerer eminent, would Mia Viceroy India the blithe gift of Tory Premier, get adV return for each in filling appointment*. •Wr any chance reciprocate ...

... THE LORD MAYOR TO SPEAK. The meeting of branch, annonnosd to eddremrd by Lord Mayor to-morrow night 87 Marlboro’ street, *has bam postponed to the following night (Thanday). It w mtentiou of Nationaliato Ward give Chief hearty wrifloma ia patriotic action ...

... A BRITISHER SPEAKS Lord Curzon Denounces I Lloyd George's Opportunism Viscount tOiatin. M.l'., said the Treaty' lied been negotiated with a British Prime! Minister, whose only solution for every; evil and difficulty was a 'hart cut, a short' way nut. ...

... MR. KETTLE SPEAKS. Mr. Kettle p%d * high tribute (he Irish people, raying there was no place earth where an Irishman found way that be did not take the same interest in the affairs his adopted country as did his own land. The world had seen two great ...

... M. RBI Speak Ho hoped they had maid admirable, tamparsta and maraermooh of M. Redmood (engem% M. Redmo nd tha with drain to to • matt* emir Irish had GM Irish hada OW= effort to meorei=or lerairghoot itad tomaks ids tbo Arm • • Ur imam& • mom al MOM fa ...

... WILSON SPEAKS OUT Sinai the United States entered the war President Wilson has been the spokesman nut only of h:• own people but of all the Jemo. crane. engaged in the struggle. In his great addrese yesterday he interpret. more on. ' vincingly and more ...

... IRISH-SPEAKING OFFICIALS. All !abb. other:hi who oink the Garahealtatht eliouid, if not already qiuilifiel. be required witbin' a reasonable time to acquire a iirattieal oral knowledge of the languafe of the people among whom they work. Tin oat dome. ...

... IRISH MEMBERS SPEAK A largely•altronled pohlie meeting of the members of the licensed trade of andk•luu and district and friends and supporters was held the Tuscan 11,11, Midk.ton. to protest against the restrictions on liquor. Mr. Itichard Fitzgerald ...

... TORY LEADER SPEAKS. BLFAHEIM PLEDGE. `__.___- ELECTION DEMANDED. Sit L WOWS COMMONS. IMAMS LAST AT WILLED IR MAO LOO SAW- . TUC MIMS MUM TIMM LEMMA NAVA &cm AT TAUS SIMMS ASO SIAM MT OSISMILTM AL IT rem OMPSIMMILITT. • MSPINISIMIATT /MN MINN MR MT , ...

... national independence, it happened that we often passed through this town of far-famed Kilkenny, and we never did so-and I speak ii the presence of witnesses-that sonre cheering ex- pression did iot escasye us, arising out of the sentiments advanced by ...