... committee if the doctor had the authority to employ nurses.—The chairman inquired it the doctor's objection was that the local woman had not given• satisfaction when previously employed.—Dr. Fleury replied in the affirmative. In reply to Mr. frf'onnor. ...

... excuse for her behaviour. We are. therefore, unable to understand why double the punishment should be meted out to the local woman than given to the immigrant. ...

... that a £1 note, held by him following a case some months ago. should be given to the State. The case was one in which a local woman had been charged with the larceny by finding, of the note, which was stated to have been lost by a farmer. The Justice dismissed ...

... unfurled for • division of the A.O.H. in a district of South Derry accordiug to a correspondent of Irish Press, a prominent local woman was engaged to perform the ceremony. As the ribbon wee cot and the banner unfurled the members were horrified to tee a painting ...

... Trots rue. Mr. Bourke referred to the sum charged for one week.—Dr. Fleury said that the salary and allowances for the local woman would be the same, and the only difference in this case would be the train fare from Dublin.—The chairman said that in Nurse ...

... ROBERTSTOWN MAN REMANDED At Milltown. Newbridge, Wednesday evening la>t, about p.m., ear. crawn by an a>i. and accompanied local woman. Mi>. Tierney, and ben- children, pitKWHling the dißoction of Newbridge, when tb ...

... CAPITAL CHARGE AGAINST LOCAL WOMAN Case Adjourned Yesterday's Court District Justice. MacCabe to Take Depositions On the application of Supt Walsh (prosecuting), Justice Donagb McDonagh, (deputising for Mr, F. J. MacCabe, D.J.), at the Waterford District ...

... than usual lmpoftdocß brought under notice the Board by either Missts Genghty Fleming. Mr Hanly repotted tbesnddeadeathof local woman, four children whom, said, bad been brought Into the house qslta destitute. The father was serving with the colcnrs and ...

... Pretests, Assn- Itasulte, Agrisad Industrial Skews, Ss. per look; Ss. SIXPENCE PEN LlNE—Legal Adriatisemeata, Awn/sae, Local Woman .ad lasuremoo Adveruseasate, tut, he Bodies Advertisements, Mama& Advertuiemeate, Railway Oompeeial Advertiesitieare, Wader ...

... local applicant? Mr James Walsh—There is one from Waterford (Mrs. Nolan), and you appear to be in fat our of appointing a local woman. Miss Grubb and other guardians were in favour of deferring the election for a week. Mr. Moore said that Mrs. Nolan was ...

... banner was being unfurled for a division of the A.O.H. lit a district of South Derry, writes a, correspondent, a prominent local woman Was engaged to perform the ceremony. As the ribbon was cut and the banner unftir:ed the members were horrified to a painting ...

... confined class preference was, given to stockings made cf shop thread. . ~ . . , , Ultimately it was decided to have a local woman to assist the judges. THE K it would be hsve good food at a cheap rate brought within the reach of poor people have to travel ...