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... lemploytnent in their native cur-1 roundinga. It is pleasing to learn ifrom Mr. M. J. Keyes, Minister ' for Local Government, speaking at IGlenties, Co. Donegal, that he recognises the necessity for the improvement of rural life. He said the provision of good ...
... sleeping witnesses. The Resurrection is an historical fact supported by the evidence of the many who saw Our Lord, heard Him speak, eat and drink with them, find in testimony of the Resurrection the apostles and thousands of men and women in all ages have ...
... .l It was a lovely school. and a school I worthy of the traditions of that, great county of Wexford. He had said before, speaking in Wexford! and New Ross. that this diocese of I Ferns is particularly blessed and well furnished in the way of eccle- I ...
... mortifyuse, Not man of the, Inquisitorial Committee of Magis-I Crates (called the committee nf public safety) would approach or speak to General Grose for several days. The confusion, which prevailed en the day before mentioned., wise indescribable. Some of ...
... Transport Union be received. Mr. Sinnott���Rural Workers. Mr. Redmond remarked that he did not interrupt Mr. Sinnott when die was speaking, and said that in-' stead of the deputation from the Transport Union. a deputation from' another body came with a demand ...
... raised his r!ermbed fi..t at tier and said be would give her what she was looking for before many more days. Witness wee not speaking to Mary Ellen Nolan on 6th April and could' not have absiised her. Cross-examined by Mr. O'Connor—Your house is next door ...
... hence. But that may only increase our need for petrol and machinery ani other things that come from tM dollar area—not to speak of wher and maize and newsprint. GROUND RENTS INQUIRY. AFEW weeks ago the Miry stet for Justice in reply to a clues. ton in ...
... (chairman) and S. U. Leech thou. secretary). CHU CHIN CHOW. WEXFORD OPERA SOCIETY'S PRODUCTION. THE FINAL PERFORMANCE. Speaking after the final perform' once of Chu Chin Chow by the Wexford Light Opera Society ui the Theatre }toyed._ Wexford, last ...
... emergency. We must provide for our immediate protection in war Erne, and not wait for others to provide it for us. he stated. Speaking at a Fianna Fail 1916 commemoration meeting in O'Connell Gill. Dublin. he said that because of the country's geographical ...
... people to God for having brought this country safely through the second World War may be built on Howth Head. Mr. E. de Valera speaking in the Dail last Wednesday week, sue-, rotted that such • monument should be erected. The idea has been under consideration ...
... discussion was That the Mechaniea. lion of Farina is not in the Best Intereets of Irish Agricultural In• Wrests, Tullow speaking for, and Tinglely against the motion. Mesh Iteam comprised four speaker,. Mr. J. ti. O'Shea. B.Agr.Sc., Carrie., who presided ...
... attack rather lightly. The inc alien of certain people, who contracted the flu', to move about and put over the attack, so to speak •'iin their feet is not encouraged by the medical profession in vase of reittptits, .'fbe general remedy is to remain in lied ...