... EVER. Men’s Heavy Fleece Shirts and Drawers, 2g Gd, lid, 3s lid eooli. Men’s Pullovers and Cardigans, 4s (id, Qg lid Ud. Ladies’ Fancy Pulkovers and Cardigans, 3s hid, lid, I'ld each. Itargain Lines, Ladies Knickers, Is, Is 3d, Is Gd, Is lid. Ladies’ ...

... Feny. Meenderry, fined Is: Hugh Ferry. Ballinu. case James Bovle, Cloonbara, case dismissed; John M'Ginley. Baltoney, case dismissed ; Doohan, Drumalinncy, ; John M'Gce, Ballina, case dismiss;oJ • Mary Curran, Kepldrum. fined 2s. The evidence both sides ...

... pulls the stmigs and issues the ortlers Ueferriug ,uaititiou, he said: Irish leader of any age, with whatever arms fought for [reiand, lie Grattan or O’Connell or Parnell (to back ft rthe:)--be it the Wolfe Tone Revolt! Renublie, the Davis the immortal u’teuls ...

... extempore, a four-line verse in praise of Miss Molly Roe. The len bucks were—.Sir Harry Clayton, John Macklin, Thomas Dundon, Thomas Amory, Wm I-ingham. John O’Rorke, Oliver St. George, Popham Stevens, Thomas Molyueux, and Thomas Butler. When our n.usical ...

... retailed in packet or vessel bearing « motor car near Cardigan, and killed indicating that the use of the dip stantlv. The car is said to have been ir. certain proportions has been approved driven one-armed man. Both men • e, P kment for the purpose were 70 ...

... Oallaeher, Church Stryet, Ramel ton. sued Jehu Grattan, Church Street, Lctterkcnmy, for £5O damages for the killing of her dog, due the alleged negligence of the defendant in driving motor car. Mr. John Wray appeared lor th* pliuntiff and Mr. Malseed ...

... at Drunnaoarry, Lotting, for Mr. John C. Donnell and .Vitas Coll; at 3 o’clock, extensive Letting, at Massinass, for Mass Harkin Thursday, 1-2.30. Clearance Sale Stock, Crop, and Letting Land at JOdnaharnon, for Mr. John Davis including Stack's Oats, 2 ...

... at the townland of Kikroagh, Castlederg, Mr. John Elliott, coroner, held an inquest the Irndv of child. Robert Sproule, of Castlescssiagh, gave evidence discovering the body, covered with a black cardigan. It was near the burn. Andrew Sproule, of Kileroagh ...

... , for Miss Ballantinc; at 3 o clock, at Elden, for Mr. J. S. Gamble. Satnrdav. KVth—At (2 o’clock, Miss John ston’s Hotel, Raphoe, Sale of 1-arms— Oakfield. for C. V. Stoney. Esr,.; Fnrni at Magheracorran, for Lawrence D. Doyle, Ks-,.; at 3 o’clock. Letting ...

... such every friend Ireland.” .u The resolution was backed by the Arms of the Volunteers of 1782, with which are associated the name* of the Lord Charlemont of that time, and Henry Grattan. The result was that the Parliament of London passed Act, 23 George ...

... hospital were in a serious condition. These are onelegged lad, Thomas Woodward (12), of Dumbarton Road, who had both arms crushed, and. John Morton, of Crawford. Street. Partick, whose back was injured. The I>oy Woodward was in a crowded street at the time ...

... list twice, gloating and purring with delight. He broke off suddenly, turning a sharp look the spy. “I don’t find Grattan’s name here.” “Grattan is not an United Irishman, my lord.” “Indeed. But Lord Edward Fitzgerald at least > s the leaders, I happen know ...