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... came to the door, and John was awakened by and heard his uncle ask from the window, Who is there?” John got up. When he came down he found Archie the door, and heard someone asking what time did John come in the night before. John was called for and came ...
... Dealiy with the dimidiation of the shield, that in the dexter half were placed the husband's arms, which impale the wire s arma. On the sinister half the official arms of their Sees carried archbishops and bisnops were placed c.n the dexter,while their jwrcotM ...
... WEXFORD MANSION BURNED. ORE OF THE BEAUTY SPOTS. Bailynostragh, the beautiful residence of Senator Sir Thomas Henry Grattan Esmonde, Bart., situated three miles from Gorey, Co. Wexford, waa set fire Friday night and burned to the ground. Sir Thomas and ...
... HEAVY GUNS CLOSE ATTACK. Sir John was forensic, acid, mixture of sophistry, and what the judges call “attempts to import prejudice into the case.” He delivered some shrewd blows, hut his evident malevolence detracts from the value of his utterances. He ...
... by Acting County Court Judge Sealy, and in addition to twenty strokes of the lash, on charges of robbery with violence and armed entry into a dwelling-house. Michael Fitzgerald, another exsoldier, got five years and twenty strokes of the “cat.” Mr Patrick ...
... ravage to him from Father M’Grattan. In consequence of that witncss got his motor-car ready side Dog’s about yards, he saw three men standing on Tho man was wearing a fawn trench coat, with no cap, rough tweed tvousers cardigan jacket, and out of the left-jisnd ...
... before four, Sir Grattan Doyle (C., Wewcastle-on-Xyne) gravely called the Chairman’s attention to the position the Liberal party. With outstretched hands, he pointed solitary occnpant the Liberal benches, with chin on chest and arms folded. The laughter ...
... , ~ son, their captain and goalkeeper, got at lK , rio | lay to far apart. ! ! timo that have delighted the, heart ot „ Cardigans. Big range of colours. „ Umbrellas, Chubby and Crook handles least three horseshoes presented to him., Kelly had a hot handful ...
... and Methody crossed three I ARM LOUGH AND ELECTRIC LIGHT, The death of Mrs. Shepherd (nee Miss nued to Result —M.C li. 11. 3 goals and 1 try Maggie Murphy) member ot an old Glena a long (IBpts.), Academy 3 tries (6pts.). arm am i|y, and formerly teacher ...
... c Montgomery b John Erwin 1® F. M'Connell M'Clelland 4 ••• I H. C. Watt b Montgomery 27 R. M. M'Conncll c John Erwin b Montgomery ® R. Crawford McClelland Coleman b W. R. M'Bride b M'Clelland . I R. Carson cW. Barr b John Erwin L. J. Woodside ...
... 0 Er.! Eat it, eir. ; H J : cttLlsPIE BELFAST; G. B H eIVaIL ( Q RT.¥wA T (2m N ARM G ROBERT^ARLISLE (6WG), COLERAINE AND BACK ON THE STEAMERS LORD ANTRIM AND CARDIGAN HEAD. MR. MEGAW ARBIVtu MONDAY MORNING. HE MAINTAINED COMMUNICATION WITH ULSTER DURING ...
... Departments have a huge selection of-seasonable goods to offer. Socks, Tics, Gloves, Shirts, I’yjamas, Dressing Gowns, and Cardigans arc there in wide variety. A smart Suit or .Jersey makes a good present for the Schoolboy, while Men’s and Boys’ Boots, Shoes ...