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... following effective constables at the Depot are allocated to countecs from this date Patk M'Gor, to Armagh; Patrniek and John lurphy Clare: John” P. M'Gee. Ryan. and Thomes Shanley, ichael Bergin. C. Donovan, and Wiilam Shennon. Galway. Joseph P. Ken- nedy. Kildare ...
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... Mating In tubes 1d., 24. “Yossi RIVERSTOWN ESSIONS. ECAO OF GS. AND W. RAILWAY STRIKE san CASE. (Before Messrs. John Abern, in the chair; | tree) John O'Neill, and. subsequently, Lank-| Kate Cooney, Lackenroe. summonea Michael Keeffe, of the same plave, for ...
... Rillamres ARM labe rer wanted March 25th. ma F r.ed man. hacihg satusfactory experience of and tliage farming hindan Ferma. John Punch, Bally Ato indon Fermoy. ANTED a family of farm jor V ch Merch Appiv Theos Keileher Rarr Court, Carrigtwohill Bi ARM labourers—A ...
... expected to succeed with a bad leader. and one who has no policy to put before the country. A correspondent who wrote to Mr. John Burns poinweng out that a man of 70 would still be for the old age pension f his wife under 70 continued to recare though a ...
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... pat 111. per Ile did air the 1 - I,`• t i.;ng the Irate'lke ohjection Sle SteOrk lint :mil tile claim was allowed John Sheehan. 15 Grattan Hill. a brother of the last witness. set objected hn by the United lonh on the g . 'edit liv with hia math,. 'he ...
... THE POSITION EXPLAINED. A masa of all grtdee of the IMO on strike was lsekl •S one erica on eanday in the Mechanim* Hall, Grattan mum. The attendance mu extremely the being crowded to to utmost capacity. Mr. C. Hobart, President United Tradea, occupied ...
... of the Royal Com- mission, and asking the Government to use its good offices to bring both sides into conference without Mr. John Dillon, at Blackburn last ght. said the porsistency of the Irish demand r Home Rule proved the expediency of grant- ing it ...
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