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... to this office later than midnight on Monday, the 15th tirns should be clucked and certified by a I AcoouLtani or by an independent rate- Manufacturers of Bread for sale who fail rarely to keep, during the period from the am to the 10th pros, the Record ...
... great progress made at that time in pads and manufacturer, would it not be better try and secure today an independent parliament such as Canada had, with toll control over thew Beanies, revenue, and 'comb conditions ? Mr Idthrdock said he had never entered ...
... foreign Power to colonies or to control for military or naval purposes any part of the Island, or impair in any way its independence. Since the blue-blooded Imperialists have raised the question of the fear of Ireland cutting adrift and becoming a buffer ...
... of the Irish servant on the staff of Windsor Castle. PION CANADA Rohan, who was born in Montreal. Canada. is a grandson of the late Mr. Michael A. Casey, former Editor of the Drogheda independent. He came to Ireland In 1939 with his mother, who still resides ...
... returned American, Mr. Joe Carroll, who is home on holidays at Beechgrove Terrace, Drogheda. has informed the Drogheda independent that he was greatly shocked during the week-end by an example of callousness to animal suffering. It appears that he was ...
... 1913-14-15. My father and mother are both buried in St. Peter's Churchyard at the top of Peter Street. I see by the 'Drogheda Independent' of February 16th (I get a copy every week from my sister in Dublin) in the 'Drogheda Doings' column that the son of my ...
... some years ago. He is the son of Margaret Sheehy by her second marriage to Michael Casey, with whom she later emigrated to Canada. He is, therefore, grandson of the late David Sheehy, so long a member of the Irish Parliamentary Party. The young actor, ...
... from public life. I'm - mun e she said with a i n glowing hazel eyes told me her only sot in and her one daualu- settled Canada. I was qu:• .21 mr. when she glanced at ll' Dalai told me many thinv. , 'tout my character and m , reluctant to leave till ...
... the piano D. J. McD. was master of ceremonies . FAN MAIL : From Canada last week I received • letter wrtten by Miss Moya Grimes, who is a regular recipient of the Drogheda Independent since she emigrated some time ago. She is presently staying with ...
... Kells, while film photographer, Harold Heron, took shots of the scene. The two ladies will spend a couple of weeks touring Canada, and then proceed to Jersey city to visit an uncle, MR. PADDY KEELAN, and his family. Paddy is well-known in Kells, where ...
... girl, Miss Cecilia Dowd of Legavoureen Park, who, along with her aunt, Mrs. J. Keeton of Limerick, made a tour of parts of Canada and the United States. Back home again in Drogheda, Miss Dowd tells me of an unusual incident that marked her journey and ...
... Tiernan. Newgrange. Drogheda. Tieran a of Mr. Andrew Tiernan of Beam, Mr. Tom Tiernan of Drogheda. and Mr. Bob Tiernan of Canada. She was also an aunt of Mrs. V. Reddan, the well-Imyounownsier Co. Loth Soifer. welln her days she was -known and distinguished ...