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... knew anything of the parties. Constable McGriel : Yes, your worship. 1 was on patrol duty at Knockmahon at the time of this row, and saw them both. I believe that Mrs Harrington is a respectable, honest poor woman, but Mrs Leary is always quarrelling with ...
... of the Patricians, the humbler, but to our eyes not less picturesque attire of the slaves, and the architecture of Auciens Rowe with its magnie ficent scenic effect. The wmounting of the opeia, indeed, deserves the highest praise. From a musical point ...
... ROW TO SUCCEED. Bor RapaAsL's ALmaxNac For 1970 It tells the tarmer when to sow his crops to ensure saccess, and bay and sell his cattle and farm prodace. It telle the gardener when to eow, plant, prune, transplant, or do anything else. [t tells the young ...
... solicitor ; D McDonald, J Heffernan, M O'Keeffe, P O'Loughlin, M O Shee, L Power, W K Quin, W Queally, T Quinn, M Reidy, M Ryan, M Rowe, W J Bhalloe, M Tierney, J Walsh, J Walsh, M Walsh, T Casey, M Kearney. | Waterford Corporation : —Aidermen: L A Ryan, J P; ...
... 23rd 'the row; Phelan and I have had a *‘wet” 23rd December last. |rate of 4d in the £ be levied in aid of the suother year. s 2 ’ or three women canzht Fitzgerald and pushed December last ; sfter leaving Carrick I crossed together since the row at Duggan's ...
... a faneial. It aroee out of over indulgence 10 drink, A witness named Kiely deposed that the defendast was the cause of the row, i Mr Wilhams appeared for plaintiff, and Dr Williams for d-fendant, Johin Wali, sen, was fined 2+ 64, and John Wall, juao, ...
... had lived next door to the police barrack for nearly 50 years. Richard Comerford, one of the dancers, swore that there was no row in the house as the time Constable Kearney burst in the door. Was Constable Kearney under the influence of drink at the time ...
... ‘entitled to say that the Waterford Boat Clab has 'honoarably reached the title of * Premier Rowing Club of Ireland’ ; and, I sappose, pever in the anpals of Irish rowing has any clab won sach distinguished honours as oar own (load eheers). Having alluded to ...
... seconded the resolution. Captain Wyse : The only way to stop it is to stop Mr Walsh from kicking up & row there every Sunday. | Mr Walsh saidhe would kick up a row aé long as there was any injustice. The Council soon after adjourned. EXTRAORDINARY COUGH CUKE ...
... dated Tth | February, 1899, proposing to call th new houses | lately buil by the Corporation at Ballytruckle * Ratepayers’ Row,’ be rescinded, and that the name be changzed to *Grange Terrace.’'— Ricuarn Power, Ald.” ‘The following Committee proceedings ...
... hl: 55*&“& .n”::.;-‘ (VDR Btation deposed ', i¢t him by three parties. Five magissas B 4 Baw Uonstable Usllaghan after the row ;|\ . .diudicated, and before the case was pro:\I;e;o h';‘. ::Ifl(‘o {‘; ]l“ll”i:‘ FHL D UL eded wJuh two of them were objected ...