... would suit the ot son, Mr. W. J. Cleary great many had also been successful cians. Pro- race at » everything in Sweet Home Kitty be home pro- nething to spare in the as it was only by a | re hungry child hed over Trish ¢ l going to the triump ‘ant to be ...

... mei upon them home help dole whe e to understand} members cf a union »st of what you | question of member: come out of the that union was not o that meting. than what is} Mr Keegan said | at present. We ,turns that £17421 w present in home; lief and he ...

... they wait 1 ove th fireman is shaft Tust ic Is it aga tak xplosive upt W uld it be a 1 them home di ue ? I could n Mr Byrn I si could not get the fi ake them home? Sust ice How lon th befor explosives T do not } charged large quantity used Supt. ‘Whelan ...

... gatherec that a total of seventy-si saddled for the five tac prised the programme | noon. There were sever rops tting, as_a rule, » on the i have had the best of ment with the backers. EXPLANATION AGA Of the nineteen compe the starter for the open S Paddock ...

... Malone furthe Parish Rule be ab mittees were re- it had caused more other year. Mr. Lawler said INVENTION. concerned it was iz whether ingter Convention not, but siuce 19 7 , Rev consistently advoca |, M. Jones, ation in ‘the rule it had been a great it ...

... his; with the meat. This was ‘ tracts or security| wanted a person to fill a position home since las pecial own jiahmen: t would he be satis-;time I came I came home on 14th Janu against | fied to look out in the door with f in my brother's | ation of ...

... je passi circulars were in tne nature money? Yes. Tle livision of Rathdow| Flanagan, J. Healy, Pollardstown; R. for the car home whe Conlan, do. ; Philip Behan, Edward of an appeal to the public and to me (a la were—-Messrs. Moorefield; W. Mur Catholic ...

... (Asylum) sewerag what it had to do bicycle in the borough. witness with some-|_~ =: The Chairman 1 — te ground. the Council s at home and the the minutes aulted his mother m the minut endant wanted 7s. signed. Mr Moone bout an overcoat. subject and said th ...

... paid a well deserved years of the Societ club his loss is irre- 4 experienced. A decree was give have no doubt that if this rule is carried ut: to Mr. Nicholas Fortune for his To the tennis or favour unpune-| work in connection with the County a parable ...

... property he was a considerably since his first appear- New engines are gramme. The dance was in afd of the member of t he then Home Rule ance, seemed to be entirely oblivious ; tha work thoroughly Queen’s County Hunt, and several tJ. had received a fine education ...

... the Co. tendances were 20-30. not now attending th 000 altogether. cured if did not get ted tal outside Athy or said the Co Home it was time for you most suitable for the o act. He read vanced cases in the « dealing with the Government to tains 4 wards ...

... the of that I say we necesait: for the resolution has been vertisement for a Cle ) apy night obviat: the new rules which com- have that Home prop rse pels the referce to award a match to the the unfortunate poor. am which takes its place at the a advice ...