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... local Total Abstinence Society was held in Abbeydorney on Sunday, 18th April. The hall was crowded, and the applause wrich greeted each item of the large and varied programme showed how much the audience appreciated the talent displayed by the different ...
... The members of the above held I.heir halfheld i!. the Caristian yearly genetal meting at their rooms. Itus- Tralee, on Saturday. loth April. sell Strut on ‘Veiiii., , day evening, April Mrs. \V. 11. Lawlor, Vic:-President. °cell - ZrO 1913, Mr. E. O'Callaghan ...
... on the business here. ’ April, 1904, and at that meeting the follow- | There was great confusion at this stage, ing resolution proposed by Mr Patrick . . and Mr. Mangan made some reference to O’Connor, Gortnaminch, and seconded by (Before Messrse. ’E. ...
... the lines on which it was suggested the Show should be worked. After Rome diecussion on mature relative to the undertaking, Mr. T. Keane. J.Y. proposed, and Mr. 1' Trant, if C.C.. seconded :— .That we hold the Show. and that we call it the North Kerry ...
... divisions of a school into second, tiiird, fourth and other classes have now given place to standards. If you ask a school-boy nowadays what class he is in, he may tell you with a pardonable flourish that he is in standard V., second stage. Why not say he is ...
... Keane proposed that Mrs. Butler be elected, and Mr. Trant seconded. On @ division Mns, Mulvihill wae electd Ty 18 votes to 9. Co-option of a Councillor. On the progoai&ion of Mr. J. C. Harnett, seconded by Mr. J. M. Hanrahan, Mr. ML Nolan was unanimously co-opted ...
... Listowel, where Tralee [Parnells) defeated Dromelough in football. and Tralee (John Mitchells) got the second victory over Killarney _this . In the second round of the hurling, t;;c two Tralee ...
... ‘ the last day. Mr. (Brien said that was the second day it was discussed. The Assistant Clerk held that it could not without a notice. Ay '.‘\‘l'i,m.(i:lii-‘i:ii‘in--urlti:!enu):)—llx{|4~-ti_ it can, Show me a “ .\lo«m«}' ”* (Loud laughter.) The Chairman ...
... members upon the Hampshire port. I present will be found in the divisioe list below. Mr. Jas. Day proposed and Mr. J. O'Shea seconded: That we desire to. express our sincete regret at the death of Mr. Bryan O'Brien, Ardcanauelit, Castlemaine, and tender our ...
... that the National Convention would be held in Dublin on 14th and 15th April, and inviting delegates. Mr Huggard moved that Mr Fitzgerald be appointed to attend. Mr Hurley seconded the motion. which was adopted. A letter was received from John Counihan ...
... addrewced the Court on the but believed it was on the 20th May, and question o cocts and on the powers which not on the 20th April. He denied that the the (ommissioner had to apportion them as g°°Pl° who wrecked Reidy’s house on the e micht think Bt, and ...
... pleurisy. He saw her again on = - ety gl too late| iace did not he show you the comrades of Monday when she said she was very bad. He to learn the lesson-that Killorglin is not the 4}, 0 _He showed the constable and myself did net go n«;ar her, as she might ...