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... motion—Messrs Lett, D Ao e Tt o nst—Messrs urpav, George Carty, T Whelan, Mark Codd, g::xes Msbelevm.s.b!:xk lbthm PMKam» Tt unoe urphy, Jas Mernagh and the Chairman—ll. The motion was declared lost. Mr Lett—l hope the Press will take a note of the men who ...
... tender was received. The Council ordered that if Mrs. Earle does not pay rent she be dismissed. = | ~ Clohamon Bridge. £ Mr. George Milne, |.P., proposed“ That we draw the attention of the Co. Council to the state of Clohamon Bridge. portion of which has ...
... better in a bottle! r .. BEcKER BRose Prias:-2!5. 2/2, 1/6, 13. 1 , 2 and 2/-;1/10, 1/6, • I/- per lb. a. e, SOUTH GREAT GEORGE'S ST.. ° 4WD 17. NORTH EARL ST, }DUBLIN. r~ i,~ MY FRI•-NU : THE COUNTRY LABOURER. An honest faith ever bruko bread. Many ...
... seems to have donc more in two months. Ar Sinnott—What is the reason George Leary didn’t get those men that are working on the farm now? * Chairman—] am not in a position to answer. George will answer it. The agriculturist said he had one or two men up to ...
... Lett had expressed. He had been anxious to hear Mr, lLett’s views, but he ‘was sorry now that he had asked the ‘question. Mr. Lett—l will give you my views in a few words for proposing that the reso- Jution be marked ‘“‘read.” You did a lot of damage herctofore ...
... their show there. Mr tirey said no harm aimld be done by sti iking out Captain Hamilton and inbstituting someone els.. Mr C W Lett—l would elect the members ir:espective f their districts, Chairmat —lt seems to be the general feeling cf the meeting that we ...
... boycotted in Monamolin for working with Redmond ; no one ever said a word to him in the least ; he was working with the man still. George Percival was examined as to the value ; he estimated the whole at £l6 15s. The jury found the injury to be malicioua, and ...
... I think oatmeal stirahoot is made in every farmer's honor in the country every day. Mr. Lett' , argument is a bad one. Mi. Lett—l am not putting forward this as an argu mint. but I know that oatmeal stirabont is not used in the labourers' cottages except ...
... INQUIRY. THE ENGINEER'S POSITION. At the meeting of the Rathdrum Dis trict Council on Monday, the following report from Mr George T Moore, 2a B6':4', 'S'as read :— . Dear Sir—ln o yours, encles ing letter dmedm April, 1807, from the Secretary”of the Local ...
... MiehaelDoyle iNewtown harry,: J. Murphy, li. A. Lett, T. Barr, J.P. ; John Shea, Marks Kavanagh. P. Creane, Jaw. Lambert, George Catty. James Menne'. Thomas Whelan. K. Murphy, John Gordon, John Pingst•in, Patrick Kehoe, Thomas Kavanagh W. J. -'Callaghan ...
... and lie told nu. he would. Mr. M. Kennedy - Yes, he said he wettld, with the assistawe of another man to do the writing. Mr. Lett—l recollect the same thing. Chairman--I don't. think yon were present at the time. Mr. Lett—Well, perhaps it was some other ...
... Gurrawn, £1; James Powell, Ballinellard, £2: George Brown, Sudley Cottage, £5; John Murphy, Ballyought, fl; Patrick Brien, Ballvconigar, 16s; Jas Cosgrave, Millands, £1; John Kavanagh, Ballyconigar, £1; George Brown, Sudley Cottage, £1; James Donohoe, Coolnaboy ...