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... just occurred Dublin of 0 £ _ Mr T Grattan Kelly, secretary of the Dublin erl;w t. .. 6 6 Diocesan Synod and assistant secretary of the General Synod, after prolonged tune's Ho „, , i>-. -0,t.. M to , was son of Mr. Grattan Kelly, well-known , per cwt.; creel ...
... inantity of at jC2 9s per ton was ac- Celltcd The fortnightly meeting of the Rural District v'onneil was aubsequently held, Mr. John Morrow, J.R. (chairman), presiding. Xotlßcation of his intention to make application at next Quarter Sessions for iiViM for ...
... had gone London Eleanor Hollinger be clerk Of both Central Advisory Council for the ' treatment. bodies in succession to Mr. John Employment of the Disabled, paid a - on ay. The last surviving and youngest son . . . risit Monday afternoon to Felden At the ...
... shade of brown, the carpet is ark grey with green border, and the six small chairs, arm-chairs, and two settees of the old-fashioned kind, with small back and one arm, are all covered in plain apricot-coloured casement doth. A more expensive settee in ...
... just as the incorruptible Grattan, and Plunket. and Beresford, and Foster all were at later period. Does impeach their honesty? Was Clare sincere •*s separatist, and was he a hypocrite only because he did earlier what Grattan did later ? But if all these ...
... community the bereaved husband and relatives. The chief mourners were John M’Keown (husband), and Hugh Feeney (brothers), T. M’Kdlop Magil , M Killop, J. M Killop (relatives) Rev J Grattan P.P., Bullyclare, assisted by Rev E Diamond, P.P.. Glenarm, recited ...
... that battle. Nelson is reported to have asked the midshipman, What have you come see, boy—an old sea lion with one eye and one arm?” The late Lieutenant, who '.•nod in the Abyssinian and Egyptian Expeditions, had met Livingstone on the African coast. A nice ...
... dog or hitch—l. James R. Jackson. New Row, Coleraine—Culbahn Comediene; 2, John Gilmer, Ballygarvey, Ballymena—Solid Man. Maiden, dog or bitch—l. Boat & Orr— Clean Sweep; 2. John Gilmer—Solid Man; 3, R. Grant, Bridge Street, Ballymena —Slemish Security ...
... -David W. Smith. Belfast; Michael Lannin, Roscommon; John leary. Wicklow; James Foley, Kildare; Bernard Dwyer. Westmeath. TRANSFERS. Michael Lannin, Roscommon to Donejfal; William Noonan, Antrim to Mayo; John O leary, Wicklow Kilkenny; Joseph 11. Stuart. Waterford ...
... imprisonment. The same defendant was also charged with the larceny of bicycle pomp, value 2s fid, the property of John Allen, an 26th November. Mr, John P. M'Cann defended. A young girl residing in William Street, Ballymena, stated that 26th November, about 615 ...
... coroner, touching the death Mary Jane Ferris, aged 16 years, of Cardigan Drive, Belfast, who died in the Mater Hospital on March 9 as result of severe burning. Peter M‘Govern, also of Cardigan Drive, said that on March 6, about 10 a.m., he was working in ...
... Glenarm Mis* Mary Louisa M'AlUster, AL.C.M., only daughter oi Mr. and Mrs. James M'AlUster, Glenarm, became the bride of Mr. John M'Sparran, only son of Mr. Dan M'Sparran and the late Mrs. M'Sparran, Camlough, at pretty wedding which took place in the Church ...