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... business. ATHY UNION. Tuesday. Mr D ANIEL Wuklan presiding. The othef • guardians present were—Messrs J M Minch, Orford, John and John Brennan. STATE OF THE HOUSE. since last week, 338 : admitted, 56 ; dlacharged, 50 bon, Oi died, 3 ; remaining, 000; corre- ...
... safely laid away in John’s pocket book, within touch of my hand as it lay on his arm. * Shows the truth ol the homely proverb, Never say die till your dead,” answered John with quiet satisfaction ? * What shall we do with it, John ?’ * It is not all oars ...
... wo can always unload it on English syndicate. John—* Patience has ceased to be a virtue with me now ; I refer to my neighbour Crusty’s conduct.’ Jack—Ho isn’t a very neighbourly sort of person, is he ?’ John• His conduct has become intolerable. He built ...
... Mr Anderson Mr told him followed him from what Mr An i ar ii tt ment-Btrcet, across out of the shop down Pania l . Rtreet Grattan bridge into Capel stre (wat P . r ) the prisoner went into Mr y An , - , shop. Witness a saw the prisoner but returned to ...
... views. Then tlie National Volunteers supported tho Nationalist view. Continuing, the speaker n*ferred to John Mitchell, Thomas Davis, •Henry Grattan, Theobald Wolfe Tone and -Robert Emmet, all Protestants, whose lives were devoted organising the youth and ...
... gentlemen weta ewotn on ii»»TTM gAT - im. UaMn Samnel Wray (foreman) : Thoa o#ty« KeUr MWopo, Joe O'Nefll, Taylor. Jama Walsh, John Bwinaa, Robert Cofhy.Ed-d Doyle, Andrew Fahy, Patrick Krnly, Charlea M'nonald. Jaa J Browe, James Conway, Gerald Donna, Tboa ...
... following were ordered to stand by” by the Crown:—John Phelan, Campbell; James Brennan, Clonpierce; Wm Eeesban, John Dunphy, Kyle; W Delany, Roskeen; P P Phelan, Clonfad; Thomas Tynan, J C K Dugdale, John Conroy, Herbert Smellie, Denis Brennan, David E ...
... ies in Ulster to the Unionists if his policy of peace is not acquiesced io. Consequently, we shall see the two factions in arms against each other in a month’s time. shall see the process of smashing” the Farncllites, of whom Mr Davltt, one of the chief ...
... throughout the famous Largo, the choral setting ol which has been arranged by an American pupil and close friend Dvorak s, William Arms Fisher, who found in the Largo a sense of the tragedy of the blacknan as it sings in its ’spirituals’: deeper still it is ...
... the next Home Rule arrangements. Ho doea not want to say that would not have Home Rule bill if the constabulary wa» to be armed force. He does not want ta say that he would not accept it if we wer* not allowed to deal with the Land Question. But we want ...
... upper edge of the patient’s shoulder blades with arms and sloping obliquely forward. thumbs on spine and fingers pointing to the feet. This the starting position. Figurt v , More forward tlie outsretched arms until they are straight up over the patient. Pressure ...
... substantial order, and the Press more important meetings have often to write on far worse. The table consisted of five nncleaned arms of an ash tree driven down into the ground until they were projecting about four feet, and on these were nailed boards. The ...