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... Stepping down the hill with her fair companions. laurels have faded, but it must be said that some of his poetry seems to have Arm in arm, all against the raing West, survived better than his prose. Love in Boldly she sings, to the merry tune she marches, the ...
... seeing Tina Chow. dressed in grey Ilannel pants, a grey cashmere t-shirt, a man's grey cardigan thrown over her shoulders and 15 19:20's diamond bracelets on each arm. She v, as so fabulous. I thought I'd died and gone to heaven. Sophistication is one ...
... 544 1 4'i buttons that lit up the positions of LYING economy can be bad for your health: part. Before breakfast, we travel: John '‘,.''''': various towns, which proved a hit you could end up with a blood clot, suffer from would make for the field • 4 with ...
... riw~, 673 YOUNG lAN'S ARM TORN OFF. CO. DOWN SCOTCH MILL ACCIDENT. - An accident occurred yesterday morning et Olen Smack Mille. about half a sell* distant from Gilford, whereby a young man named John Sergeant lost his right arta and also ~u• tatned a ...
... referred queries about his financial affairs to his bank manager. When asked if he could throw some light for historians on the arms crisis, he replied that he would make his own history. (Shades of de Valera who in Aras an Uachtarain, on being asked about ...
... Limerick Monday (061-319866). Moll: Cork Theatre company production of John B Keane comedy. Opens Cork Opera House tomorrow (021-272703). The Year of the Hiker: Barry Cassin production of John B Keane domestic drama about a husband who walks out on his family ...
... reputed to with selling agent Tony The Parish Pum which Road, Loughlinstown Co be the arms from the Tynan of Bat tersby p, Dublin under the hammer. S peaker ' s chair in Grattan's Auctioneers and I found Glentor, Ennisker Co parliament, a Victorian was featured ...
... Jaysus, said Currie, that reminds me of home. At Black rock station a Fine Gaeler introduced his son to Austin Currie. John Paul? chuckled Currie, patting the kid's head. You must be 10- ycars-old. Tuesday evening, and so far the boredom sur- O'Brien ...
... been, historically, throughout the British army. It was a Dubliner, William (Billy) Brittain, who was Orderly Bugler to Lord Cardigan in the Crimea who reputedly sounded the Charge of the Light Brigade. In all, 170 Victoria Crosses have been won by Irishmen ...
... freehoniens get lair' proate at the expense of IrishT• the Utter Irish Indspendent. industries. Most of the machinery mbar—Mr. John Good. President of the ported misfit double what it ehould. and Associated Chambers of Cowmen-0.. then it eery rarely what ...
... 2004 (peacefully) John Francis: SNIIRDAN (Ballyrnanin. Pallaskenry. Co. Limerick) June 5. 2004 at St. Camillus Hospital Limerick. Peter SWAN (Leixlip, Co Kildare) - June 4, 2004. (peacefully) at Ryevale Nursing Home, Leixlip, John TIAHAN (nee Fitzgerald) ...
... a simulation non-state (that is, an undisturbed relaxation for momentary purposes) : rest, with an arm held vertical in the air, and as one dozes the arm will fall. The sleeper will wake. And the dreamer will remember the dream. Th. ...