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... Legislature should make its mark as Grattan’s did. But here again we must face facts. The Free State Government, economically speaking, is in a state of paralysis. It cannot even see its way, after a marked success in the late General Election, to call a meeting ...

... But however lax in many cases the police may have been in enforcing the Licensing Laws, the laws were enforced generally speaking; in fact looking after publichouses in the peaceful and quiet times of ten years ago was the chief duty of policemen. Who ...

... aothurity to give 611.4 to the policy and of the ads ?moue.' It a olissoi. that 43 tasesuoing all will be represented, sword not speak and aet is the of the 217 •linh were re- prestute.l ur etattleJ to Le r•presented at the April Ceetertece and that it vital ...

... BRITAIN'S WAR DEBT Reference To Ireland In Finance Bill Debate The Chancellor iif the Exchequer, speaking ''yin the British House of Corm:num yesterday l on the third reading the Finance Bill, said it was the intention of the Government to make economies ...

... of them members of the and Free Staters, and, of mune, if they were free, they would have obeyed the call to arms. I wool, speak much of their feelings regarding the Irregulars, but they are bitter against them for this fight that. is iat on, and which ...

... ate its way with irresistible fury through the premises, and it became only too obvious that the task of checking tt, not to speak of conquering it, was physically impossible, In an incredibly short space the hotel be. 6 a mass of flame There was no great ...

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... concluslan Mass the Feis was opened in field near the church. Thrwas great attendance. The Rev. Hugh Gallagher, P.P., Tamney, speaking in Irish, welcomed the new Archbishop, and spoke the national and religious associations of the district. His Grace the Mart ...