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... Indepenand 1 think there mast be great many Irish. den ( representatives, call upon tbs people men in the Civil Service of the Crowe, Beg- Ireland to unite in their thousands here again land well la Ireland, who would able j their representatives, if they could ...
... over a Tralw Jail, having been committwi for fjr younger cluldrea. i ue.c ' . . dwobevicg an order of the Court, should bo resettled ittato of constder .bin value ow wh«h lteM , th ., John Neill, bad a power ol disposition , d behalf the order for commitlel ...
... - - Die,Rathminee on Thursday night,. internee George Ireland, wee in tete ,‘ wwww° '„,__, here on Catholicity and Civil Life., was deli- Memel flil St. fee MY, Thur°°•Yr • w° vend to the Rev. PM.' Irby, 8.f., rd. the Apra, under the preeirocf ...
... 18th ?loco. no Only Dublin Candidate Successful. Presions Results enelude.— FIRST PLACE, UNITED KINGDOM, end BIM RUBE RESULT to 13 of 13 .I,sec-owe asenslose tan& CIVIL SERVICE INSTITUTE, 31 RUTLAND SQUARE. DUBLIN. JAMES P. KENNEDY. LATE &It.C.cL. PPINCIPAL ...
... Internatiorel Stocks were e ff ected by the doleeu Mb rellies, h but the ehmlui wee resettled lad weak. ileseit's Deep 11 2 Do Wait .- 11 23 .3 ie. l lO .1 Irish Civil Service Permanent Building Society 5 o_ so of the Continental Bourses, which were sweetly ...
... etteeethe reassesses pima eliembeec . Ti. Cemaiation wars of oplaitat Unit it 1 it was not possible to place the more , deserving el the JSoard's present and future officers on the footing of Civil Stir- rants, the establishment of • soperan, naation fund, and ...
... the police force& and postman have an sight-hours day mai are paid for Sunday duty ; and we, who ere tied to equal rights as civil servants, receive no such eoneidewation. It Isiah brae that our witheritiot la Dublin (Sa 1e did something to remedy this, ...
... says:— We take it that ilr. Asquith's visit to Ireland is • necessary preliminary to the restoration in that country of civil authority and the rule of law. What sort of an Executive are we now to set up in Ireland? One thing is cleir. It ought to be ...
... Controller General of Demobilisation and I Resettlement mates tb• •thouncenthst , 1. One of the eoliths■ principles to the meeth whewme tor the deroohingUrna the Forces is that tee the deinotilhavd tint for return to civil ill. Meted* those who been amertalned ...
... is, the loss to the State on the working of the railways; 2.50,000200 for the cheap loaf, 230,000.000 for civil demobilisation and resettlement—Le., the unemployment donations; 17,000,000 leans to Dominions and Alice, and 272,800,000 for the Ministry ...
... Vitoonnt and db Askwith a BUDD. Alla' Debts te tie UMW States. StatTes am oetntte d d ue o by about £A3lslie 3 s , too oth,oeo United American AM, ei 510,000. Gen. March says that Use U.S.A. army will not he reduced to kin than 510,000 officers and men The ...
... Poles, the Jugo-Slors, etc. No mention of Ireland, although its wrongs ' make as sad a story as those of Poland. Before the resettlement of Europe came up as a practical question, and when Mr, George was calling upon Ireland to exhaust its man-power in freeing ...