ARTiGUS OffIRED
... Nermusueaa, Ac. lam he able atate that from the first he derived great benefit from the use of yonr Appliances, snd of which be speaks in terras of ths highest (Rev.) M. B. Hoop. M A. MURPHY SR*'dyM»deCloo.ing X. Sale. ...
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Dublin Daily Nation
IRISH WORKHOUSE R FORM
... vigilance can secure the rightful discharge of the nursing office proper by the average pauper. Oa this aubject the report speaks emphatically. It saya : Pauper nurses' furtu the blackest blot in I Poor Law Administration. They are ini competent, ignorant ...
BITTEN BY A DOG
... have now excellent train service (sUbllibeJ, acd telegraphs, and telephones, and the oUcirie light In places. Relatively speaking. Christchurch more advanced than many places in Europe for telephones.” How about electric tram.! There are electric tram* ...
or a I'niverMty With!* I THE PEOPLE’S RIGHTS lost few y« a* wj h-»ve followed tU« «• t :o •chool•,
... of their country's needs were the priests. They were prohibited from exercising their holy office under penalty of death. Speaking of Education Question, he said there ought hi' freedom this respect. Every Catholic in Ireland ought hove the facilities ...
CANDIA
... sanctioned. On the motion for second rending of this Bill Mr LLOYD GE. ..GR for explanation of the Measure, and was still speaking when, o’clock, the debate stood adjourned. DAILY NATION, TUESDAY, JgL* o, 188/. ...
lion th» crnelleotcfiarjcter, obtaining over £I,SUO (tom him by mo»t atrociou* imn»ce
... hi# teachings. A 1 hr# c« ...
REPORT OF COUNCIL
... Depot as well as through j the Brancliadiere Fund our Donegal work, lint work South Donegal Is the fifth -necese which I shall speak, and the change *hieh has been ought about there through the work which the Consorted District* Boord has enabled ta is result ...
TROOPS MUTINY
... movement (Hear, hear.) Let thorn do something, and not stand Ntlll, but move forward. (Hear, hear.) They aid not want eloquent speaking or vapid harangues; what they wanted was quiet, patient, canvassing of the people. They hud now National journal established ...
UWVAI 9F ME SlKVimj AT BRINDISI. THE STORY OF THEIR SUFFERINGS
... difficulty. waa pretty heavy sea iaon>n« however, and some of thorn got wet I the transfer from the wr««k to the boat. The vivora speak in the highest te>me of the kindress shown to them the efieme, taikra, and paaaeegera of the THE CONDITION OF INNISKEA. M APP£AI ...
JUBILEE MEDALS
... objections raised t ...
annual meeting
... hour meeting waa a llttl* inconvenient for him. and he waa not always to at'end when ahoold like that th« report would r*ally speak for iraclf. a» that showed that the hoepiUl had during tie year hern steaiiily progressive and that bad all the features which ...
Wold b« awakened the moat awomplished jawacher. idea* are clew; ita language it and dignifieil, and Hie scenes ..
... cordial thanks for tho delightful treat you have given us. tho -xercise* of tho younger children would h - * impossible to speak too highly. The stdf-poasession which tharaeterse ...