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... SUGGESTIONS FROM IRISH PASTORS. HOW TO COPE WITH THE DISTRESS. IMPORTANT RECOMMENDATIONS. IS IT FMIHE7 THE PEOPLE’S PASTORS SPEAK. FURTHER REPORTS FROM THE PROVINCES. THE RIBHTt IOVEMENT THE CONSTITUTION OF THE ASSOCIATION. MEETING OF THE EXBCUTIVB. REPORTS ...
... SPEECH THE DUKE DEVON Lon-lon, Wedneadjy. The Duke of Devonshire, speaking at the Mayoral banquet at Eaatbouroe to-night said successful revolt* bod been achicv®! ever Fashoda they were due to the qualities Lord Salisbury, who had manifested a combination ...
... to Messrs J Gregan, E Oregon. Daly, Brennan, an-1 Doyle, after which the meeting concluded by singing in Irish Who fears to Speak of '9B.’’ Next Sunday. Xmas number of Eirmn Oge. will be read. BLAUD’S PILLS, Is per gross—Leonard's MtdiiSl Halls, Oublia ...
... CORK SCHOOL OF ART. ADDRESS SMITH-BARRY, P. Cork. Friday. Speaking at the annual distninnAn of prizes to the successful students of the Crawford Muoieinal School of Science and Art, tl»e Right Hon A Smith-Burry, in reference to the statement of the Lord ...
... SPEECH BY MR DUNBAR BARTON, Q.C. London, Friday. Mr Dunbar Barton, Q C, M P, Solicitor- General for Ireland, speaking Conaenrative meeting at Chertsey to-night, said that the Irish Local Government Bill was with perhaps one exception the most important ...
... MR. LONG THE WAR Speaking Trowbridge on Saturday. Mr. Walter Long, Resident of the Agriculture, declared that the general election would not come until the Government had completed its task South Africa. He believed that in adopting the policy they had ...
... British to the Indian Treasury, remarked that two million pound* was mere flea-bite in the ocean.” And another lima, when speaking about Indian military affairs, declared that the pale face the British soldier was the backbone our Indian army.” Of literary ...
... ro-vllMotive Governments, to obtain reparation from England for the treatment they bate undergone. interviews published here they speak with strong indignation the iitlmman fashion io which they were deait with by the British soldiers, who wrested them from the ...
... direct interj&u Inside on the ground floor there were not more than twenty persons, the news having spread late. were quiet, speaking in whispers, but incessantly asking the same question, and getting the seine mournful answer. further details are obtainable ...
... Walworth# idiot dead his son’s wife and her mother and then attempted suiAde. The son luuhoniy been maiyiod since Christmas. Speaking Oxflord Saturday night. Lord Kimberley, while welcoming the latest measure ol Irish Local Government, denied that it would ...
... contents special mention must be made of an interesting art cle on Francis Joseph Haydn, the great Catholic comooser. Irish-speaking readers will be gratified by the publication of the Roi sary in Irish. THE WAR CLOUD. BOER V. BRITON. THE COMING GREAT FIGHT ...
... the people could speak it. they were ashamed of it. That was sad : but glorious revival was in progress, and they that haU hail determined to assist in it. and ere long he trusted one and all would proud their mother tongue and speak it fluently. Continuing ...