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... were to shut at one! but the local authority had power that! if the mejority wished to it 2 o'clock it* | } could be done. Speaking generally about the closing of shops, if they olosed on a particular day people the country would not come to Cork on that ...

... he had done during the preceding fifteen or sixteen years. and his throat tongue became so swollen to bed he cculd scarcely speak. He a ed tha t twenty men went to prison with him, and of these fifteen either went out of their minds or died in prison. ...

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... @ matter of the very first importance to a je mainly dependent upon the fruits of the soil, and having no industries worth speak. ng of to fall back upon. Tn Castleisland as at ney, the 4 of the contests was foilowed with the keenest interest by immense ...

... do it (’Gorman—Oh, dear me. | Barry rose to 5 but b | The Cheirman—I_ am standing. Mr Barrv. s will give vou permission to speak afterwards. I have a resolution here proposed by Mr. Daly ‘and seconded by Mr. Walsh. It is the only exception taken to the ...

... Mr. MEETINGS IN FAST LAMFRICK. iinares on next a Thomas Landon, M.P., will speak in aad in — le ee a 56 — > « oe Mr. James O'Donoghue, T.C., R.D.C., P.LG. has been made the recipient a besutefully ak. address by the = staff and emg — —s NS ind Excise ...

... and that the af Munster and Bank offered much het- in ter D Mr. Fitzgerald—That is not so. Mr. O’Connor—The minutes will speak for wm Mr. Calanan, Secretary, then read the min- it ates of an adjourned | meeting . dated eS at which letters were read from ...

... whole coun! Mr O’Gorman—No. Chairman (addressing Mr Daly) said he would be obli if he k R I only smiled Mr J Daly—I did not speak. Chairman—I Object simply 12 = Mr J. BR. Daly—I al is offensive (laughter), @ ...

... machines substituted.” He also alleged that in the months of March ind June last the defendent used the followii words, in speaking to Albert G, Linnox wit reference to the plaintiff: ‘‘He is trying: to a strike for the of smashing the §rm, meaning the ...

... mga Tito if that measure was ry Gladstone was furiously denownded Wy ‘the ‘ascendancy party in those minister of religion, speaking on De said: “Mr. and’ bis are driving the country into civil war.” The same full-blooded whetaric wes employed in 1886 in ...

... RELIGIOUS PRECAUTIONS SPEECH BY MR. HOBHOUSE. Bristol, Thursday Night. Mb. Charles Hvubhouse speaking at Bris- tol to-night savd the Liberals had fought three General Elections on Home Rule. and were entitled to introduce the Bull He agried they ought ...