... Martin Catty. John Byrne, O. Connolly Clerk Union; Wm. Ryan. John L. Jordan, John Martin. J. M Guinnees, Jaa. O’Neill, John Power, J. Lalor, J. Thomson, J. Redmond. A. Keboe, J. Konnv P Roche, Jaa. Duffy, T. J. O’Dempsey, aolr.; T. Doran, ...

... taking& Iwith Grattan oud the National Patty's was risking place and position. iMN Ivernmeet in Leaden could diemir I from his high post at a moment's side luny thee they liked it he refused bhp to their plant. The of coarse, be boa but be ttood Arm. he, so ...

... (of RAID AT MAYNOOTH. Armed Forces Inquire for Playwright. Clown feces , aho came in a lorry, recently visited the residence of Mr. Patrick I Long, Sloyglare, near Nlaynooth. They brought out Mr. Long's two hone, Patti , * and John. rartly chested. and ...

... Protestant Voiontecra of Refloat were, as he described rt so admiraLly worm and cothuriastic friends of the t atlienrs to present arms to the priest who was going to celebrate Mau lap. plause . My God: What a change has taken p:ave. While all the rest of the ...

... Thera wu recently m fire in the Woolwich Araenol. The London Metropolitan Fire Barifndo came •wiftly on the scene. When it armed at the Arsenal, though the fire was still blaaaaf, the was refused admittance on the ground that strangers coaid on no account ...

... sped si; Luncheons, €d, Bd, end tOd, with vegetables. Teas, 6d. PARTIES visiting will find (he Grattan A Restaurant, IS Essex quay, opposite 68. Miehael and John’s Chnrah. most moderate in Beds, BxealusaU, Dizmexs, and less. p3lQ2;u BETTING STEPHEN’S AGAIN ...

... Pernbroke, injury to bead and face, and fractured leg- Reece Evisoa, Stanton Lacy, Ludlow, teverely crushed arm. John Anderson Hollies, Craven Arms, internal injuries and injury the head. Alfred Acherton, Mountpleasant, liandriodod Wells, scalp wound. Thoophilos ...

... outside blind arm*, etc.; cheep. Adply U Chataaai aueet. pi 883 tor Sole; vary atrong and large; very little used; cost A 3 10a. will Sail lor ISa. Address 1731. Free man Office Pleaeurv Boats, one 14-foot and one 16- loot; to seen at Grattan Bridge. Dublin ...

... light, Wktesl, 8a fid; asms management, 28 St Stephen square, p 9993 visiting Dublin will find the Grattan X Restaurant Essex quay, opposite Michael and John’s Church, cheap, clean, am oomlortable in beds, breakfasts, din r.ere, sod teas pSJSTkv Jter. Bra ...

... Jacksoa, B. prosided; sad the ether membam aWnded were: Mwrs William Beekest. John Coffey, J Ooooey, John Joseph Ceeßay. M D Colonel A Yeeey Dsvorw. J Pj King. John M'Bride, J P; John sad James Tbomaon. ( (he the afnstas, which IsefnAJ (he report elreedy pobiMhed ...

... At an early hour yesterday moral, a party of military visited the townland of Ba!boatel's sod ',rested John farmer. The party Inter &rooted John Hickey, blacksmith. Mill street. Roth prisoners were conveyed by motor formes to Morramn. - ~ • Yichacl Hughes ...

... generation might occasionally grow tired and be inclined to lay down their arms, the Irish National Movement would flefflft fade, kw the younger generation would come alms and take up the arms that the old generation bad laid aside applause). On more than one ...