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... who wanted more information than they were given before they could make up their minds. Since then things have been, so to speak, allowed to est. In the interval some very sharp criticism has been directed at the plan, notably by some wellknown clergymen ...
... : I and a very intelligent man, ap- preached me, and put their arms about me with such feeling that, ;they could scarcely speak, and after 'an affectionate embrace, they said: :' You are now going into battle, and we dec:are if you fall, we shall notl ...
... completed over 4,000. The total represents an expansion of , 184 per cent over the production of I houses in the year 1948. Speaking lon the subject recently in Cork, Mr. M. J. Keyes, Minister for,. Local Government, said that the import of pre-fabricated ...
... Thin Awn-intim' has already I worshie. &TRlse of hint my wife taihieved beneficial results in regard day after day would not speak to 'topension matters. end representsme. Shs would he in good humour tires of the Executive Committee when I would b e going ...
... time when the Co. Council had a limestone scheme in the tiPPer part of Korlogne. and that analysis was available. hnt he was speaking of the suitability of the stone for cement making. Abl. Corish aecondod Mr. Sinnott's simeestion. Particularly Intsrasted ...
... English; on Wednesday Mr. Conneely would take Irish, and on 'Thursday Mr. Mac- Dermott would take meeting procedure and public speaking and Mr. Conneely would take ae countancy and arithmetic. In reference to a query from the Dept., the C.t.O. said it wield ...
... to the DM/ Ford, and again to the model, marked the first time the Gold Medal was awarded to a car in the low-price Ask/. Speaking of the Award, Mr. Hartmen said that Find had es. tablishsd leaderenip to what he termed—A trend in modern automotive design ...
... Peaslbilltles and Petantiallt.es.—Air. Thomas Kirwan, See. of the local branch of the Distributive Workers' Union, said, speaking on behalf of the Wexford Trades Libelled, and representing the trades union movement in Wexford, he was very pleased and ...
... those I They would have to get th e grievances. We could send our fa rmers to join cow-testing associrepresentative, alone to speak of! ations and to use only proved n our dissatisfaction. Mr. Warre bulls. That had been su ggested to _Ti le w h o le society ...
... found in them annoy of the quel l - . ties which must have proceeded from a mother of the type w ed from had described when speak-' to the motion of sympathy. Town Clerk said he had al ready personally.extendsd his sym pathy to Councillor Morris in his ...
... who investigated the case, the Justice applied the Probation Act. lcCormick, Managing The Minister for Arilture,Dillon, speaking to Mr. S. M Director, Messrs. Ja g ck cu Oiling A; Co. (Ireland) Ltd., after the ceremony. l' , Mayo and Richard I passes ...
... He said be was friendly with his brother. Mr. Land7. , -1 put it to yon. you were not friendly with him. and he refused to speak to you for ove r forty years? He didn'tnothing of the kind. Mr. Noctor said his brother spoke to him at his sister's funeral ...