... enpprpaFhing death.. The White Lady wears a widow's bands and cap. her countenance Is placid and bland. She appears. but seldom speaks. In fact, during four centuries of haunting she has only twice been heard to utter a syllable. In December. 1623, she was ...

... Claus. (wit n ess), he (witness) Welt to Coolgreany and then to Gorey Hospital where he saw his father. His father could not speak. Witness concluded his depoddon by giving evidence of identification. Dr. C. IL O'Doherty. Gorey, District Hospital, said that ...

... later church which served the area was situated in the ground known to-day as Chanel Field. It was de-1i stroyed in 1798. Speaking in the Dail, Mr. M. 1. O'Higgins, T.D.. said he merely wished to say a few words in regard to the Supplementary Esti- Barniskey ...

... (including weekends). Phone g 63175. IS Maig St., Bray. ip6l9l•Yl RATH DANGAN NOTES Public Speaking Cosiest.— Kilicgan Branch of Macra na Tuaitne held a public speaking contest in the Hall, Kiltegan, on Wednesday evening. Speakers for Kiltegan branch were: ...

... To sit and talk to her awhile: To be together in the same old, way. Would be my dearest wish today: I hide my tears when I speak Your name. But the pain in my heart is still the same. So those who have a mammy, cherish her with care. For you never really ...

... Phillips, Ballyfree House. Glenealy, at the R.D.S. Bull Show in Dublin. At the I.C.A. inter-federation competition in public speaking. Bray I.C.A. Guild gained first place losing only twenty-one marks out of the total thousand. Four teams competed, and the ...

... Mulligan received his early education. (Continued o• Past 9). ,k 4 4 i , a The Minister for Social Welfare. Mr. Kesin Boland. speaking i s the official opening of a group stater scheme at Knock In October. The Taokeach. Mr. Sean Teensy'. to joined by Mr. M ...

... suddenly, Goodbye was not to be, Rut the memories you left us, Are locked with a golden key. We think you in silence, We often speak your name, Rut aft that Is left to answer, b your picture in a frame. (pS27-1) CLARICII—Third Anniversary In sumo of my dear ...

... DISTRICT COURT SYMPATHY At Wexford District Court at Wednesday, tributes were paid to the late Mr. Kirwan. Mr. Ratan O'Connor. speaking as the senior member of the local Bar Association on behalf of his colleagues and himself, tisk' the D.l. of the death of ...

... McCurtain Street: Mrs M Earls. North Parade, and Mrs. I. I. Kennedy. Cluainin. who ale to be congratulated on their efforts. Speaking at the conclusion of the party. Rev. B. Kirby. C.C.. returned thanks to the Rev. Mother Superior for placing the school at ...

... listeners was manifested very well when he was guest speaker in Telefis Eireann's Cover Story Programme. He was invited to speak as one of the crew of the Royal Oak, a ship of the ...

... comamity spirit quite out of propordoo to the size of the place. Miss Walsh said that that might be her last opportunity of speaking at the function as a public repres- entative, as her future in public life would be at stake in the forthcoming local elections ...