LOCAL MILITARY NO'lllll. WOMAN CHAIIBID WITH SWAIM
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XL CHANBIRLAIN AND THZ IRISH QUISITION
... pickle' sit partial wawa the of them is which sightly bear. peepaph ley Mr. 11• Ewen part of ea mwsemt in of • large of local woman*. involving the reform of Dublin Castle sad the embeilbelles of so elective bawd, which I called a °pencil This ea in prepared ...
'PARNELL FAMILY FUND' APPEAL TO TEE IRISH PEOPLE
... . 1 0 0 ' Itel•mai tharvey, 010 01 Chrideplear Ivrea lkomil Newark. 1 - . J. 11.11.41. 1 0 0 II Danis. E R . Array 1 1 LOCAL WOMAN IN PLOOKM IMAM ruAy to Mr rumnr. be ow dot emely a de Orlon. mg DM lyborts. owordord is brio. ~lows Moi Ms so owes to %dim ...
AMERICA ARE THOSE OF THE ALLAN LINE,
... Wawa amiss ow. IMPS wawar•ase. sad gado re at is Wad bllb &wawa direst moots Is Was= RICHARDSON, I tU e lister •trest. LOCAL WOMAN Mellinger. J. Pat JAW', Cocky°lima. P. Baum, II W. Posm • Sows. Raba. CURE DEAF`• DECK'S Tabu'sr (..Moved gar Mass par. ...
THE TEL CONTRACT
... Sims' resignation in the spring was that Mrs Mansfield had not completed her training and they thought it bettor to have a local woman. The Chairman said he did not think anyone on the board for one moment doubted Colonel Poe's statement, but it was argued ...
Ur. Arthur Owens seconded the amendment
... applied lor the position ol assistant norm In tbs fever hospital at £*o par year and rations—namely, Margaret Curran, local woman, and Mary B. Brennan, Tempo, oounly Fermanagh. Mist Outran was appointed. A meeting ol the Oistrlat Connell waa then bald ...
SANITARY
... year in the cake competitions. Mr. Dwyer was in favour of giving it to Miss Browne as a local woman. Dr. Mclnerney Paid it was not easy to decide. One was a local woman and the other was in poseeesion, so they balanced each other. Mr. Dwyer suggested that ...
STATE OP THE BOOSE
... applied for the position of assistant nurse in the fever hospital at £2O per year and rations—namely, Margaret Curran, a local woman, and Mary E. Brennan, of Tempo, county Fermanagh. Both candidates having been called before the Board and questioned they ...
The Chairman said that would do
... applied for the position of assistant nurse in the fever hospital at £2O per year and rations—namely, Margaret Curran, a local woman, and Mary E. Brennan, oi Tempo, county Fermanagh. Bulls candidates having been called before the Board and questioned they ...
TOIIYIBM EFFETE, THE NATIONALIST WINS EASIbY,
... Oultion. The Chaerneo--You have made no wheelie.. to to hen your tame put uu. Mr Fouler- I flare mate application the Local Woman !loud. Tits Cho:matt—You had a right toapply to be• you applied to the heel tiovereaseot Board. T. Chemise eaid the list ...
SUDDEN DEATH NEAR BUNCBANA
... given birth to twins. It Is said that no doctor or authorised midwife attended Mrs. Breslin, who had only tbe assistance of local woman. The facta ware reported tbe anthorttias to Mr. Wm. O'Doherty, solicitor, Derry, the coroner for the district, and it was ...
OUT DOOR RELIEF
... applied for the position of assistant nurse in (he fever hospital at £2O per year and rations—namely, Margaret Curran, local woman, and Mary E. Brennan, of Tempo, county Fermanagh. Both candidates having been called before the Board and questioned they ...