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... Shouted Down Alderman Seamus MiCearney made several attempts to speak in opposition to it, but was shouted down by Unionist members. ' Aid. - M'Kearney later said that' he and the members of his party trieci, in a democratic manner to expfess the opinion ...
... lather John M. Schiff, a Mary__ THE WEE morel missioner from Nev, City, hai been working among the Luo peorle for two years and speaks tbeir dialect fluentlr. He protested about the CiDerst;- Cous belief in Jarjo-Waks, but his words made little impression. ...
... vessels he' the United States Department of i Commerce. 1 Mr. McDade wag appointed to the, New York Police Force in 1906. 1 Speaking of the New York Police. Department as a whole. Mr. McDade says. They are a fine lbody of men. That's what I'll miss —the ...
... a waitress of Cumberland Street, Glasgow, overbalanced and fell 40 feet to the' pavement from a window of her home when speaking to a friend in the street. She is critically ill in Victoria Infirmary. Glasgow. with severe head injuries. Between midnight ...
... increase in juvenile delinfgency a matter of much comment nowadays. The judges of the courts, and others equally qualified to speak on it by reason of their ealling, frequently deplore it; and, in deploring it, attribute it to various causes. The gangster ...
... deliberate policy of discrimination' against the people of Falls Ward both in the matter of allocation ol houses and jobs. was speaking durlitg a housing debate. Councillor T. Harpur (chairman of the Housing Committee) said that in the first three years after ...
... to get new Ideas over on the students and staff. can-i andi _ We need an answer to that, he said. Mr. Creedon. who was speaking' after the opening address oy Dr. Alfred O'Rahilly, President. U.CC., asserted that the main thing wrong with the Unisersities ...
... remembered when their opponents were so dissatisfied with the Northern Government as r.t present, said Mr. Cahir Healy, M.P. speaking at a big victory ceilidhs in St. Ronan's Hall, Lisnaskea, on Sunday night, Very Rev. F. J. Canon Donnelly, P.P., V.F.. presiding ...
... return on capital and . Good hay is adequate, silage labour involved. good and roots an excellent help. Mr. Algeo was speaking at the said. distribution of cups and prizes won r I may be an old-fashioned at the Coleraine and Districfperson.” he added ...
... Parker the hearing. Seven of the eight defendants Iwere convicted. The charge againsti !James Goane. Water Street. Ennis- I Speaking at the opening of $ killen. was dismissed. . housing scheme at Moira. Co. Dows e Major Dictoe. S.M.. who. with , ti rt. D ...
... enthusiasm of his children's devotion with the affection of hisl welcome to their common father's home. Usually he began to speak In Italian. since the chances were that there were more Italians presentl than people of any other nationality.' Theo, his ...