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... album earlier this year, they found local favourites The Cardigans working in an adjoining studio. And while this new offering is some way away from the effervescent pop that became The Cardigans' trademark a decade ago. there's still plenty to enjoy. ...
... child, Carmel (E. de M.}, whom God called home January %9.» 19286. Queen Beauty of Carmel, pray for her. No more on earth those arms will cling | Around my neck and say: God wants me, Mamwy darling, - ; But ‘for you in fleaven I'll pray. Oh, cruel death, which ...
... ocasions. John Lavery. trading as George Kelly and Co.. l'hernical St.. was hoed 0,-, in Belfast. While feeding a threshing machine Mr. J. Matched,. farmer. Tallyesr. Banbridge. had his left hand caught in the machinery. with the result that his arm had to ...
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... Ambassador, the Earl of Denbigh, the Bishop of Exeter, the Re, Canon Ringer, the Warden of Merton 9o ll ege, the HOD. John Sir John Ro imoe Mr. E. Dicey, Mr. Horton Smith, K-C-, Professor Ray Lankeskr, the Master of the Corriere Company, end Maier Cecil ...
... all tweed skirts, cardigans and sensible shoes. Back then, a bad hair day was a daily challenge and her talent for the seamless sentence turned a 10-second sound-bite into a Gettysburg Address. She was aching with ambition and armed with a formidable ...
... power than Grattan’s Parliament possessed. The failure lay not in tho i power possessed by Grattan's Parliament, but in the neglect of the u'.o of that power. In order explain properly what he meant, he s!iouid ask them to consider how Grattan's | Parliament ...
... inKilkerrin Cemetery. FENNELL (28. Grattan Street. Portlaoise, Co. Laois) Aug. 22. 1995, suddenly, at the General Hospital. Richard (011ie). late of Telecom Eireann: deeply regretted by his loving wife Ann. sons John. Oliver and Neil, daughters Mairead ...
... branch toad Dub district court of viyiting an arms dump in Oxfordshire for which Miss G:enbohnes was subsequently charged. There was massive security for the Proceedings. before justice Peter Conneran. A nag of armed detectives and troops surrounded the Bridewen ...
... sellinommosent against the • armed might of England,. Ireland was the first eountry in Europe to rt stand by, and cause f throw in tbe its sympathy and suppo with the o 'was Colonists of America bear, heart. It was Henry Grattan in the Irish House of Commons ...
... where life was found to be extinct. Trespassing in Pursuit of Game.—John (.Cann was tined lor t r , ,posiarg on the lunch, of llowih deme s n e in of game on the malt of July lr.t. Thos. John-Jon. gainekooper. said when )re spoke 1., nocii.id, who had two ...