... THE NATIONAL BANK. Sir John Purcell Retires ; Directorate Changes. Arising out of the retirement of Bir John Purcell, X.C.8., Chairman, owing to advanciii4 years, the following changes in the directorate of the Natilinal Bank will take effect from to-morrow ...

... and le3o. John Delaney made fine fiddles in the 'twenties sad 'thirties, having pet up at 31 Great Britain street in 1811 or 1812. Dollard set, , up at Rue: quay in 1818. and shortly after , John Mackintosh was at 10 Fawn quay. lu 11837 John Mac Neill ...

... 'Mules. ITe had no arms in * hi. possession. IRISH INDUSTRY. The Necessity for Protection. ROTARY LUNCHEON. At this afternoon's luncheon meeting of the Rotary Club at Kidd's Buffet, an interesting and informative lecture delivered by Mr. John O'Neill, of the ...

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... Distract Conned to-day, Sir Themes Grattan' Efroonde, Bart, m.r., the Chairm a n, aid. that at a meeting of the Wexford County' Council no the precious day that body had unanimously decided to premot an addrips to -Mr. John Redmond, the Chairman of the Irish ...

... Colonel cont- mind Lake 1 lardiner, afterwards Lord rliat joy ; John afterwards Earl of Clare, them a trooper an the Cmtleknorit Light Horse ; and James Rapper Tomb , Tbn lamest Ramis, arms, Dasehksw, who we' •iti£iag Ireland at the firm., mita • in w indow ...

... into the carries, and' caught him by Um two arm*. Von knew him! Ss. I then shouted for assintonm. and 3.1%, who was ,n uniform, came to my aid. We brought him rat at the rail. way carriage. each holding as arm. straggled, and we brosight him into the wait- ...

... amounted to Solution of Seheels Question of lusmil. esmiled ' I Mr. Camigan tinalacted by Mr. John P. I Ll i ch .ooo 4 t,h 7 Carrigan) applied on behalf of John Rowell, ' • S.C., followed in a simil a r o f cookeue, near n o d., for liberty to up _ abort ...

... . Father Ravin, O.S P.C. • Joseph Mooney, T. J. lime, Thome, A. Graben, John Costello, .1. Whitmore, J. Cordes! Leahy, J. Manahan*. J. Scanlan. M. Willis, T Devine, etc. Mr. John Cocteau delivered interesting lecture on The Old Parliament of Ireland ...

... any sort. As a precautionary measure. Inspector O'Connor, with a large force of D.M.P.. and also plain clothes policemen and armed detectives were on duty. Police motor ears were in the vicinity of Inchieore and Kingshridge in ease of trouble arising. About ...

... tweak neer.. Thomas Dawdle, A Plaice; the windows. It was trident from the Metier% John ; Bair Diemen Trad e natures Ursine, H Itook/ord lweefounden, William ooh armed with revolver. After dinar hour be emu Richardson ; J Betoken, James and the esom by ...