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... Unionists’ contempt for war service. McCusker was living with his wife and two children, two of whom also suffered from chest complaints, in a hovel in Queen Street, in a room which was awful place for victims of tuberculosis to have to reside in. Alderman ...
... danger, but failed to warn the specification requires that the him, mesh be no greater than 11 inches Mr. Vogeler. in his complaint in the round and the twine not 'filed in the Supreme Court, said liner than 10-lea 3-ply hemp or its that his former employers ...
... from J. Montgomery, who had made 18 seconds on W. Herron over the latter part of the race. W. Dodds, who was fastest over the inward half, finished fourth, and returned the fastest time of the day with a personal best of 27-02. R. Hanna also recorded personal ...
... London than New Zealand DELEGATES of more' tfiat, enslneerm* concern . . . such ours where have than 80 countries will both inward and outward trhfflc, meet London next month “STS ttSef. to talk about new methods in absorbed in our costs.” railway running ...
... fres. name be struck d roll.. A statutory committee of the Society on the' 24th February. 1954. on the oral evidence of a complaint by Victor Drought. Secretary of the National Institution for the Blind who complained that Mr. Godfrey had not paid the Society ...
... materials instead of a proper binding fluid, with the result that these fleeces command lower price. I recently read a letter of complaint from America about the difficulty of marketing Irish fleeces for this reason. Manufacturers carpets and rugs find it almost ...
... materials inaUad proper branding fluid, with the result that these fleeces command a lower price. I recently reed a letter of complaint from America about the difficulty marketing Irish fleeces for this reason. Manufacturers carpets and rugs find it almost ...
... S. Westfield. Glasgow ; genere. S.S. Dl:steer Drover, Liverpool; gemenal‘ Sallings, June 27 M.V. Winsborne ' Belfast; part inward cargo. S.S. Serb, Coleraine ; general. the Chairman was never elected on a Party basis. The voting for Mr. Baxter was— Messrs ...
... to the Irish Privy Council to have the school closed, but Oliver defended it. and by his influence with the Viceroy. the complaints were quashed. He made great sacrifices for this school : he dressed in the shoddiest of materials, and kept a most sparing ...
... power was in the faith and valour of Street, Upper Donceall Street, Royal On a vote being taken, the motion GALWALLY AVENUE COMPLAINT husband and I had provisionally made. Hall Band Broom- ros hrnor Military •the swordsman. God and my good Avenue. Castle ...
... Anil it um. deckled that 1h..% %mild contribute half the of an Art ',Non In :Sligo wa; ;Wainiing. Up to a maximum of LSO Inwards Ihe• work. Art ('nun, d. the 'getter eontt to suggest that it better if the mural was inted (Preetly On to the wall would ...
... gathered on of a dear wile and mother, called home character and when suitably encour- DIFFERENT CAUSES once for a nervous complaint. She Educated at the Friends' School , and that occasion to express in a tangible 4th February, 1951 aged by - Chuck Magee ...