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... the Council of the Cork Industrial Development Associatiou a report was submitted regarding measures propoeed to deal with complainte of inadequate shipping facilities into and out of the Port of Cork. The Council commended the project formulated at a meeting ...
... JAPANESE IN KOREA. The great complaint against the Japaneee officials in Korea in that they uniformly look at , matters from a Japanese point of view. ' There is, says Mr. F. A. McKenzie in The Tragedy of Korea (Hodder and Stoughton). a wholesale system ...
... easily he overtaken. Everything that Mr. Barcroft proposed at that titnc was now almost done, except that there was no' an inward mail in the morning via Greenore. If there was such a mail it could be in Belfast the first of all mails. • Mr. Wright was ...
... Berkley should see the Ministry of Labour on the matter, and Mr. Berkley said he simply wanted to know what course to adopt. COMPLAINT ABOCT A ROAD- The following letter was received from the Glen Printing and Finishing Co. :—We wrote the County Surveyor ...
... reular bruised area about two inches in 'diameter surroundqug it, Witness passed a probe, that the punilure led downwards and inwards to the abdOtninal cavity. There 11118 evidence of severe general septic peritonitis. Witness re, inained from to 11.45. In ...
... outhouses of the labourers' cottages, estimated that the cost would range from Ss to Mr. Gowan said if they would heed every complaint that came in about the labourers cottages the Council might never be done. Mr. Henderson thought the Council should allow ...
... not throw out anything, however useless it may be. If you All' sweeping up the floors of the hall or kitchen. sweep them inwards. honour and freedom to the UMW Men of Ow following g..neration; PO it is fitting that in one family th,re should lx• links ...
... Well, well well! when he discovered, as it were, that the complaint which he had come all the way from the other end of the room to diagnose and treat, was only colly-wobbles! I was weak with inward laughing when he finished, for it would be rude to emit ...
... menthe ago. Such indisputable posd brings hope to every man and woman here in 'Newry. I need to auger a gout deal from kidnes complaint. says Wes. Catherine Key.of 100. aright Street. Bellynureurtt. Belfast. When 1 arose in the morning my back wan tints. ...
... Within this area merchant shipping of all declared there were, no grounds for thee* kinds, traders of all countries, fishing complaints. craft, and all other vessels, will be By the magistrates: He did not put any to the gravest dangers from mines which it ...
... vanity brok, that day, and reeervi ir of has conceit dry and uns:ghtly to hirneell A man suffers deeply who has to turn an inward eye o n ouch a scene. But an honest man. holpod by humility, will do it, and survive : and at botto:n Haggett, was honed and ...
... parsed like • black and white vibratiol o%er Alioe Walmsley's life. They had brought little change, to the outward eye; and the inward change was only a settlement , of the element, of doubt and disbelief and despair into C solid 01, posit in her heart. No ...