Cross Bulletin July 1916

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Vol. VII . No. 3 . July , 1916 . Unsuitable MSS . will not be returned unless accompanied by stamped , Literary Communications to the Editor , at the same address Annual Subscription to THE CROSS , Three shillings , post tree Business Letters to be addressed to the Manager , Mr. Argus , Dublin addressed envelope . such a solemn deliberative assembly as the British House of Commons . greeted with " laughter and cheers . " It was the motto of the top dog , and pened to be largely a Catholic minority . ' So the wife , and witty sentiment was An English Cabinet Minister - we forget his name , but we think he was some years ago in the British House of Commons that " Minorities must suffer : ugh the highest and purest international motives - a decent measure of self- it is the badge of all their tribe . " The minority in question at that day hop- Times have changed . It is a question to-day of arranging amicably- he Last of the Chief Secretaries , " a " sympathetic " creature-declared s wit and humour of the top dog are generally keenly appreciated even I The Wizard's Knot .