... recall* that former trell-known resident of Yeovil. In 1887 became editor a paper •tarfed in Yeovil l»y Lord Wolvertoo, was Home Rule candidate for West Dorset 1892, and he gave the lead to the foundation of the present Catholic community Yeovil. Finding ...

... a-Btauce from the Government. Later, when a Conservative Government office in England and was adopting the policy killing Home Rule with kindness, large grant, amounting. think, to a quarter of million, was offered for the drainage of the Barrow, That mao ...

... such a. the teachers, com nmmrJ to f.„ teachers and also say that lack of education and mental the effect of bringing home those Home Rule tf few sad iceidents before dealing Alices for ,e elay- training was everywhere observable smug self-centred possessors ...

... District Jur.liee told them not to pay. Mr. Dowling: Yes-gave them every eneouragement. . Mr. Fitzsimons: Of eours.- hate Home Rule now. , . .v Carroll: The landlords the town used pay. h.tt now they don and the T.D.’s will not make th. m do WJvAXCIAI. ...

... in* the words she’s speak in*, IVir Mol’io Hops a three-legged stool. •Oh, lord us! see how they u* ’j very niinit we get Home Rule! “Your opx. station. denomiiiat4ou? Your (alive The Guard kwjis leadin’, but she uu- heedin*. Sils slowly shaleiu h« r grey ...

... services, and it most fit-,The book published the Gaelic hurt more than (Chairman). legally named. saw a dccu- as believer in home rule and was ting that it should tear Ins name. [ League and sold for the nominal sum Mr. McGuinr.ess said the Chairman nient- ...

... .r. .rule THE WEEK in th«- ohuroh goin* l«l>« •CATHOLIC HEW* of THE of Brltaill , ifcbeatification .J,.,,,! cvc-onmll. of bEUNADETTE SOUBIROUS. |,i, arrival York bcatifuatiou ot his'return from Rome, having Soubirous. to whom our Bleancd Lady . t .i ...

... Btiu ■ - f what Government rules in laud. Uibop.r 'heir motto, and b*3 d - d.’ ’* -Jr A. iMartfag# was solemtiisc/d VountmsUick during week, the* •c* parties being Guard Kelli and Miss Xjm Langton. Tho | was for years employed in the | lirui Mo»rs. MctVoy's ...

... REGISTRY OF IiIRTIIS. ETC., IX RATH DOWNEY DISTRICT. For the quarter (ruled June tire registry Ixroks that ibe number nf births in the Ruthdouuey rf'TII OF WM. HROPHY, Jispcrwary distriet va. 10; marriages, THE GLEBE, 3AI.LYBROPHY . 3, and death., 8. ...

... Serious Charges Against Leix Youth. , l-,., U'-ON. MALICIOUS Damage; iokspikacy. WOMAN WITH CONSPIRACY. AND mauciocs dam age ruled our. Al t UsED hound to the PEACE. At .Ik- Abbcylrix D.«ric« Court .11 Thursday, 1.'.1h u>»L before Mr. J. Me«hcr, D.J-. youth ...

... ilr. Itargin: Conduit the business j I impartially. Chairman: 1 have made ruling. Chairman: There is nothing partial. Cregan. Mr. T. Harris (heatedly): don t You have made rulings know anything about the merits of this before vou should not have made. lease ...

... within the Kildare ilnnting district. Exclusions -—Horse* that have won race of any value, under any rules, that have started for a race value sots. under Rules Flat Racing in conntry, cxolnded. Weight*—Four vrs old, list r.ib ; live, vis. 51b : six and aged ...