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... = JOHN LOCKE & C Dr. L speaking at = Conference on Infant the milk a foreign species to be “Ie fo a error to utilized by the infant differences between that of anima) would indicate, even when given to the woman and that of a that we mist wait uni! ive ...
... the Courthouse adjoining. The barracks and Courthouse at Ennistymon held by the Irregulars were also burned down by them. * Speaking to a prominent Irregular, 1 learned from him that the burning is a general thing, and that Ennis No. 1 Barracks and several ...
... the Irregular Army, and the Premier of the Northern Parliament, a message of sympathy, hope and expectancy.” Mr. Connolly speaks of a message more embracing the other two contributors have in view, and, certainly, he makes more attractive appeal, but ...
... (here is lend. As all club members are of Ireland, they are all .‘•tnve for peace In the country as *> »or(j 1 terrible hour. Speak rtlernew; let your voices always Peace, and pray God 1j end and destruction that is filling w, grief. hstoned to with close ...
... sure be had spoken as thought. It confirmed in every way the conversation had had with him regarding the situation Ulster. Speaking relative Mr. Churchill’s statement that the Catholic minority suffered per cent, than Protestants, Sir James Craig said he ...
... asked the witness had he ever heard of the efficiency of the Army? Witness, amidst laghter, asked—What Army? Mr. Squance—l am speaking of armies in general. The I.R.A. is an exception. Ireland is a land of oxceptiona. Witneas—There is no competition in the ...
... per cent, at Juno 1- The upward movement in June was due mainly to increases in the prices of potatoes, butter, and eggs. Speaking at a meeting at Derby last night, Mr. J H. Thomas, M.F., said that the only solution of the problem of unemployment was to ...
... swallows who were nest-building. The saint addressed them thus :—** My sisters, the swallow, its now time for me to speak; you have been speaking enough all the time.” And forthwith, art told, ” the swallows ceased their chirping until the sennpn waa over.”* ...
... suggested Ijl (a) \nalyaia: parts ol apeech and their sud SyoUs, they bear vu i lie correction ol errors u.adc by the ptojil* speaking, or writing compositions 6.—CeojrJphy: Irclaud-Lutope. (opl.oae! lor girls).—Hasy que-tions on ih- :->ur simple rules, and ...
... I pleeded guilty, but stoutly denied the former. I admitted that I lmew a great number ot people ia Ballina, and had been Speaking tc \them. They mentioned one man in parti. cular who, they alleged, was “a notorious Free Stater,” and accused me of intriguing ...
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... replied end with telling effect, es number of. Bounded, wera observed being carried away.,.;. , The people of the . «listtlel4 speak viry warmly of the impartial Canduct of the police, and it has produced Ac very favourable impression the Palis diWfifiti ■ ...