... ships actually loading and fifty others expected. This must not be regarded as an unmistakable sign of prosperity, for reports speak of prices realised as frequently being less than the cost of production. Then, too, the fact should be considered in relation ...

... speech in French. The President strongly protested against this custom, but after some discussion ho permitted the Nuncio to speak in French, and afterwards read a translation.—Central News. ...

... One of the. greatest of our living philosophern,:st• eighteen years of age he was an apprentice shoemaker in Wales unable to speak a word of English. For many years he has been one of the most powerful and moving orators in the English tongue. Almost wholly ...

... seasons or climate. There has been no year to surpass in richness or rarity or volume the auctions of 192 r. It wou'd be idle to speak of the wealth that has passed from band to hand. Purchasers and vendors must be equally satisfied. Money has been both plentiful ...

... that the debate will extend over three days. It is stated that forty members of the Dail have intimated their intention to speak on Mr. Griffith's motion approving the Treaty, and there is still the probability that? Mr. de Valera will persist in putting ...

... Councillor Hurley, and Sir Alfred Butt, the prospective Unionist candidate, guaranteed £1 for every £1 subscribed in Tooting. Speaking to the children, Sir Alfred said that the many fairy godmothers and fairy godfathers who had subscribed in Tooting in order ...

... is, preventing the men and women from fighting and dying for Ireland. Blunt and Honest. Mr. J. J. Walsh, of Cork County, speaking after the Countess, said he made it.his business during the recess to visit his constituents, and as a blunt, honest man ...

... future ? What does the New Year on which we are about to enter hold out in the way of promise Commercially and industrially speaking, it opens dully enough, especially in this district. The mines of Cleveland are practically lying idle. The Tees, but a short ...

... no shred of truth in the statements. As regards the trade between the two countries, tbe following figures supplied to us speak for themselves:— Purchases made by Russia in the United Kingdom from January to Christmas, 1821, were as follows:- 2 s. d. ...

... SPEAKING FOR THE DEAD MOTHER OF TWO EXECUTED REBELS AGAINST THE TREATY. Mrs. Rearse, the aged mother of two sons who were executed after the Easter rising, made a pathetic speech, in which she claimed the right to speak in the name of the dead. She felt ...

... according to their several convictions, and one of the most popular cries to-day is, therefore, Scrap the Capitalist system. Speaking generally, I believe that .he present system will continue. Individual cntcrpiise will, as hitherto, provide the inhabitants ...

... impudence! Are there not. ten just men in England? The nation will be spared for ten men's sake! Ten men who will dare to speak the truth they kn• - vw, and to bear what comes of it. Ten men, able to abandon not only goods, but dear pillars of salt also ...