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... they hoped to introduce the liish Government Bill early the week after next, but as they had decided to prorogue betore Christmas toe measuie could nct be earried through this rosston. Al measures that had ney made much progress would have to be \ postponed ...
... W A L B TRALEEI 'I9R CHRISTMAS PRES 1 - Lar g e Stock of High class Goo( to selot =from iii all Dipartmets MODERATE PRICES 1 PT ...
... XMAS RELIEF. The AberAtwyth flnardians have increased pour lau- relief by 2.. per head weekly, and by 4s. fur Christmas. ...
... did not despair of finding a settlement, although there was all manner of rumours abont preparations for a strike before Christmas, ...
... classes of goods. g g€ The window decorations, arranged in accordance with an old custom, help to remind us of the coming of Christmas. ~N - Turkess and geese are also coming to town in large numbers—to be exported. ...
... g 8 € How many working-class families in our midst will have a turkey for dinner ion Christmas Day? The turkeyxs are raised on the farms all round them, but are eaten by people® elsewhere. g 9 8 People at home would enjoy & meal such as the turkey would ...
... worker has to wait until others sce their way to give the money for the purpose. u They want poultry, ete., in England for Christmas, and ot course depend on Irish supplies. s 8 2 In certain proclaimed areas in Ireland no markets are allowed, and the\ Manchester ...
... therefore, suggested, by this body that markets be allowed to be held for three weeks before Christmas in order that the Englishman may have his Christmas turkey. ...
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... Tmdes Union Congress ye T | erday it was stated that the Govern-{ ment are brinzing n @ new Unemplov_ i meng Bill Lefore Christmas, hate on Russia Col. Ward was very hadly received Al Clemencean will reach London to-day for a meeting with Mr. George. Problems ...
... CHRISTMAS, 1919. M. O'DCNNELL, 49, NELSON STREET, TRALEE, Has a larze Stock of the following : — J. J. & S. 10 YEARS OLD. POWER’S THREE SWALLOW. SANDEMAN’S THREE cnossl PORT. SPECIAL INVALID PORT, s:’-‘ | per bottle, ‘ ‘SPECIAL BLEND OF TEAS at } 3'6 ...
... has to wait until others see their way to give tho money for the purpose. U fit They want poultry, cte., in England for Christmas, and ut course depend on Irish supplieis. U In certain proclaimed areas in Ireland no markets are allowed, the gaitcheater ...