... beg to move the second reading of the Bill, 1926. which stand ) ) me and in UK In April 1024 name of Deputy { [ introduced a Bill in this house to mwpro the existing condition ot tenaunis . W and villages throughout the Saorstat. second Reading Debate ...

... narrative of the events immediately preceding the motion for the second reading of the Home Rule Bill, written by a practiced hand thst up to a critical stage 'emmfto control them. In April, 1898, jt Labwchere wrote—**Dear Lucy-~This is for you, when a ...

... expenses of the project, they have now apparently drawn out of it, without assigning any reason. The whole corresponaence shows up the Midland directors in & very bad light. Unbl-ss they can give some ether reason for their attitude it would appear that ...

... VERBATIM NOTE Cross-examined by Mr. Coogan, Loftus forgot that he made a statement to Guard Curley (Hollymount) on April 5 last. (At this stage Mr. Coogiam asked the Justice to take a very careful note of the evidence. He repeated the request continuously ...

... appeared (instructed by Mr, R. J. Kelly, 8.8.), for the prosecution, said he would be prepared to accept a plea of guilty on the second count of the indictment (indecent assault) and would enter a nolle prosequi in the remain ing charges. The State looked upon ...

... March 1 Ith, 1910 Dr Mr O'Maille,—ln reply to your kind invitation to attend & meeting to be held in Oughterard on the 4th April, I regret very much that it will be impossible for me t 0 at tend on that date. lam in thorough agreement with the object of ...

... -~ - Y then went off on her bike. At a laturlennolly ran towards him and picked [tion of the dilleren orms of transport - stage Miss Hession said she would m,tltwu stones and hit witness on the jilw.:iflld it is clear that the ('onlro.l exvrc:s-:; THERE'S ...