... CRAIG IE BROS. STORE SALE Heavy supplies again on offer. With a full company of both export and home buyers present, trade for all classes ruled brisk throughout. Well bred polled bullocks keen demand at a slight increase on last week's prices. Good clearance ...

... vacancy and was awaiting reply. Defendant—There is nothing I can do. I gave him sound very sound flogging and as long I’m at home he goes to school, but the moment I return to England, he is back at the old game—whether the wife Is too lenient or not 1 ...

... and trade ruled slow for prime bullocks as the Crosschannel demand was of cautious nature. There was fair number of beasts purchased for the German trade which helped to maintain prices. Choice heifers not plentiful and cash readily for the home consumption ...

... Kehoe (ChairmaitJ; said that the County Beard had untofullv ruled toe team, suspended without hearing their defence! as requudM by Rule 47 Official Guide. . . , . Mr. Kehoe also said his ruling covered all points in dispute re. storing the Edenderry Club ...

... to 56/-. CRAIGIE BROS. STORE CATTLE SALE With a large attendance of buyers, trade ruled quite brisk for the mcreased supplies on offer. All cattle suiting exporters or home feeders were in very firm demand at hardening rates, and a complete clearance easily ...

... is in the affirmative. As regards the second part, the places where the Circuit Court sits are regulated Rules of Court which are made by the Rules Committee. The function of the Minister for Justice is limited to giving or refusing his approval of the ...

... resources and all our energies must be concentrated in maintaining happy homes and prosperous farms maintaining populous rural community. Mr. Ncwe—aes, 1 agree with you, but actually our homes are becoming boarding houses', mere halting places tor young men and ...

... benefit financially from it, directly or indirectly. The working capital has been made available by private benefaction. ’' RULES. (i) The Competition is sponsored by the Catholic Young Men's Society of Drogneda, under the patronage of His Worship the Mayor ...

... inst. Athy Stneet League. The League Committee at special meeting ruled that the abandoned match between Starlights and St Joseph’s the Athy Street League be replayea, and that the rule debarring Geo. Comerford from participating in the competition be ...

... deal with home assistance. The County Manager srdd his experience was that the home assistance otlicers in dealing with 'applications generally acted very fairly. He had asked members ihe Council who considered people were eligible for home assistance ...

... against the rule* of the Federation. “NEVER SAW THE RULES. Witness—l am not aware of any ru.es. I never saw the rules of the Federation. Lawlor—Yon should understand tho rules of the Federation. . , Witness—lt very hard to understand rules ...

... to their children. It was the duty of Catholic parents to lay down the laws of Christ in the home, and see that the home lived by these rules —such a home conferred an inestimable boon upon the family and nothing in the world could counteract its influence ...