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... not voting. Mr. O'Reilly invited the House to take an inward look at the administration and give support to the idea that there should he an official of this kind to deal with the various complaints and grievances which were so numerous In the community ...
... office., who would . be in the employment of the sub-postameter; but I not been able to discover by whom it was • inward. ANTI-RITUALISTIC COMPLAINT. Mr. asked the Priam MM. be was aware that the Bishop **pert it pre- &iota% Mayen' Street, at which ine2E7 in ...
... property. r.,tirmally the squad of Irish workers some person in charge of them. and if there were any complaints retarding quarters. such complaint came he man in charge of the work-1 ' 1..10i OF ACCOMMODATION ; - ..1);y to Mr. H. W. Guthrie. adfor the ...
... consequence of which complaint he wont to their place on July 10 ; that complaint in refeninee to something that was alleged to have occur nal on the 9th, and witness satisfied himself, by his own examination, that the complaint, so far as the damage ...
... it promises an abundant yield, more especially in those places where early plaiting was tarried out. There hare been no complaints regarding the crop being injured by the blight. Spraying is generally carried out now. tom. farmers spraying two and three ...
... impera-IForgetfultle3B, tive and peremptory in his general SCRUPULOUS (Co. Tyrone) — demeanour to be regarded as alThis complaint is of no importance, common sailor. After these con-;and will disappear. versations, the salt was observed to rub his tarry ...
... the tips often P ool ing inwards. They should not be M f o o r r eo th r e er. . o n un o disi ge planted in this condition. but the should be teased out with a Pou ltP. stick. GROWING GOOD PARSLEY. One often hears complaint' people that they cannot grow ...
... for. and he told him he said he bad got the money for the remains, but there was no entry for it. By Mr. Osossgs—There no complaint of irregularity against the prisoner previously that IN was aware of. James LliOstatrd he examined books of the company connected ...
... barrack during drill amounted to eighteen. Benburb was nut a sleepy vilkige. Witness did not make any complaint, on 19th June. and hie first complaint was on August. Witness , signed a form on :10th Jene stating that he had nu eomplaints. and filled ir ...
... •lfttle toddling thing., the l grim call of . war. had, taken from her the ' k.rd the castle—her husband. She uttered no complaint, she made no -moan. when in the great wide- doors he stooped end with white lips kissed her and the boy. then sprang upon ...
... cotton embroidery. OS: workers have apponted tp ealondering aml turning laundries. gate complaints and to ratted and that copies of the restdittion he prior complaint. sent to the f ;Minot Ministers the Lor.al Trade Unionists will Wu, di& memliers at the ...
... arrange the transfer through a solicitor. GIRL (Co. Derry)— ,Apply a calamine lotion, obtainable lat the chemist's. 'Chest Complaint. OMAGH (Co. Tyronei—You should have a medical examination. Poem. PATRICI A ( Barrow-in-Furness) —The hues quoted are part ...