... he knew her nieces she told Mrs Kavanagh to give him a drnik. Her husband subsequently came into the shop, but he did not speak to the soldier. The first time be spoke to a soldier was at a ear at the top of Mary Street, when they were going home. The ...

... It would be very desirable that plots would he secured for the brewer to provide milk for himself and his family He was speaking some years years ago to the Estates' Commissioners about the desirability of giving land to labourers for that purpooe, and ...

... ate J (twist Cal e yet • MN PARTY. NMI, Trade, Tues.& Pesos Conlmmo Dear Sir. Mr Foster. in the Irish Donne if Os inous. speaking against the proposed Union, said .—••If you could contrive now give him Mitt , tine puree of the nation, sitheal extinguishing ...

... lurk. (cheer. Mr Ifiyilan, who was received with al • I platter.. srid that it afforded him great pleasure to come there to speak for the first time in his moire county. 'They were there to congratulate the electors of Ki . • Lenny on ha‘ing struck a bine ...

... kiting mother. Mr Reid areonde.l. said that h , d.-epls rearett ed the weesai , .n for doing no had *Ha'. The Sympathy. -- Speak ing at a neeting I. 1. A on might. Mr Wm Hogan, chair• iva. 1 the adjournment of the tate. Ling in tamof the aidelt. regretted ...

... for the redress of their grievanees, au,' consequently it matters little whether die , '- are • few Sationalie M m o r e or Speaking at Birr Urban Council, Mr 31 Dalton believed that the lt,listriuutiou propmitils are nothing but • Castle-cm.: Carsonite ...

... thc•efore , Inaltfierl for the petition of Co Coun^illor. Mr T M Russell swirl he was not going to speak for or against the resolution. He would speak for himself. It had been his pride and privilege as a mere !Hallman to addles meetings in foreign lambs ...

... to invite the other priests to speak from the Sinn Fein form )applause). He (Father Farrell) bad also to thank that has the Very Rev Mon signor Cunningham. the V O of the Din. crew. for having given hits permission to speak at another meeting that evening ...

... produce in nearly every instance reeeived merit awards. That is granted. It is however for the average farmer that we profess to speak, and we know that, my, Mess Bernard, Kinnitty. is not of that ilk. Neither for that matter are much winners as lady Bury, Messrs ...

... Mr Duke, prior to the death of IMM6e, had offere.l certain eone , ,sions. The fact remains that a pcpular leader has vt to speak. in the (knernmelt's hands; the very lasi thing Mr I)uke could have desired. Nor is the problem of Mountpay Prison yet solved ...

... formal *at al ways is to prove your minutes. Mr DeTn ing —These arc not minutes at all. !dr Ruggey— The speak for theme,: the Council only speak through t ir minutes. M, 'teeming having air the charges in ise order in which be 0• posed to deal them. ...

... would not be • tankard let conic into the t,wn of Nenagh. At this statement there was some disorder. Several members were speaking at he one time, and Mr. Ryan rose in an waited state to reply. but the Cilairman advised him to remain cool and ;:flow the ...