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Dy voddagh fys ve ec persoon erbee jeh toiggal cadjin dy vel dellal yn jough olk , myr Dy row eh gymmyrkey veg y vie. My veh hamma as ta paart dy slieh smoomaghtyn te cre’n aght te dy vel Gurneille valjey ny cheerey curmit dy wardoorys eh eiyrtysyn? Vel fir-oik y chee er ny ordrail dy reayll arrey er ny saggyrtyn ayns nyn oik chasherick myr trad er ny thieyn oast? Nagh row ny saggyrtyn lowit dy gholl choud as baillin ayns jannoo mee? My ta oastys feme ve gerdit liorish leigh nagh lhisagh yn theay ve ny persoonyn smoo cooie dy hoiaghey cagliagh ny kainlaghyn shoh as dy ghra cre’n earro as cren ynnyd ta ayns feme jeu? My ta cummaltee naboonnys ny ynnyd gra nagh vel ad feme thie-oast ny mast ac shickyr cha row eh cair da sheshaght erbee dy gheiney cre erbee cre cha ard anys pooar dy eginaghey ad dy ghoiall thie-oast noi nyn aigney. Lhig da ve lurg yn theay dy ghra vell feme roo. Choud as ta'n chooish bentyn dasyn (Mr Teare) yinnagh eh ooilley dellal yn oastyn ayns y’naarkey as ve credjal dy row ny meshtallee yn cheid eallagh yinnagh nyn laue dy chooney son cha row feallagh erbee va cha aginagh dy akin eh. astyrit as vadsyn.
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That anyone of ordinary understanding could know that the business of drink is evil, as it was bearing nothing good. If it was as good as some people think it is, how is it that town governments of the land are charged with the supervision of its consequences? Are peace officers requested to keep watch on the priests in their holy offices as they are on the pubs? Weren’t priests allowed to go as far as we liked in doing good? If a licence holder needs to be girded (restricted) by a law shouldn’t the public be the most suitable ones to set the limit of these obligations and to say what number and what place they need? If the residents of the neighbourhood of a place say that they don’t need an pub amongst them surely it isn’t fair for any group of men at all, no matter how powerful., to force them to accept a pub against their will. Let it be after the people to say if they a need of them. As far the subject concerns him (Mr Teare) he would ... all the dealings of the licensees in the ocean and he was believing that all the drunkards were the first folk that would ... their hands to help because there were no people who were as willing to see it weeded out as they were.
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