... number of people in Portrush received their itvelihood hy getting visitors, and thev would be very hard hit at the present time. The ratlway companies ...

... General Maurice leit ofice, and during the whole time the question had bee: discussad, weneral Maurice never made any representation to the Chiet of Staff, the Secretary of State, or to the Cabiunet, notwithstanding that he thwfht the question was =0 ...

... and they decided on that occasion to impose fines. He could not say that was favour of that decision because he thought all people should be treated alike, and therefore they would laying themselves open to charge of favouritism if they decided to send ...

... new and varied subjects that claim immediate attention. The terrible war had brought very forcibly before the minds of the people how totally inadequate were the means provided for the education the masses, their so-called Parliamentary representatives ...

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... potatoes. Food Control Committeo in answer to a letter the past two years the ratevasers had received ¢Oming year for Labourers Acts expenses, £34 ¢ Ister ivision. i:or. to ;(innng up mll L‘i‘ (b) Potatoes grown for the growet’s confrom the Guardians, in which ...