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... best customer. He quoted a speech of Grattan in support of that statement. and evoked from a member of the audience the question Was that an Anti-rnvon sp.ecli! 1 don't - know, replied Sir John, **but it was Grattan anyway. ('ontinuing. he said Mr. ...
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... furniture at Tower Ormond to.taorroe: licensed hours at /tsarlark. Dec. 15th. lireased premise. and !unless property at Sir John lir,gersea'a rosy, oasis ilny. WILI.LUI COONEY—Sete of •toot and lollies. of lead.: at Tr:mhlestown. Co. Meath: be. eeftber ...
... Carriages aomiw heat the Nam or Asthma Roads, or the Hr' h od or BARI Ba.re.k., to come by the South ode of the RIM' LO Grattan Bridget spy from the North ale of Dubin. to theireitle weed, and the Northam ye ni thole tine theme* the tide nearest Sourcer) ...
... ESCAPE FROM AN ASYLUM A young man named John Moylan, Newmarket, escaped from Cork Lunatic Asylum, where he had been an inmate for some weeks, having been transferred there from Cork county jail, where, on a charge ce making a sedition speech, he was ...
... man, Mr, Michael Purcell, brother of the groom, and the driver of the taxi, Mr. Mark Guinan, Kilcormuc. The bridegroom, Mr. John Purcell. (58) farmer., Munneyv, Kilcormac. the bridesmaid, Miss Teresa Maher (21), Clonaheen; Mrs. Katie Conroy (47), Skerry ...
... frish• men. it noted. who answered to so. b name. Jens. Pulpy. John Cash, Nathaniel Craven. Jambes, Pain/kn. Hark Melba= 41 ^^sage Thorp. Drury Jones. end Nathaniel Bone. HENRY GRATTAN A FOREIGNER. Taking it on the antherity of a Secret Committee of ...
... been arranged to take place quictly on Wednesday, June Sth. Sir John Tumsden has returned to 4 Fitzwilliam Placc; de Dr; J. 1. Cronin has left Kenilworth Park until June 15th. WOt Dr. John J. O'Donnell has taken ur residence at lillside llouse, Whitehall ...
... child, Carmel (E. de M.}, whom God called home January %9.» 19286. Queen Beauty of Carmel, pray for her. No more on earth those arms will cling | Around my neck and say: God wants me, Mamwy darling, - ; But ‘for you in fleaven I'll pray. Oh, cruel death, which ...
... ocasions. John Lavery. trading as George Kelly and Co.. l'hernical St.. was hoed 0,-, in Belfast. While feeding a threshing machine Mr. J. Matched,. farmer. Tallyesr. Banbridge. had his left hand caught in the machinery. with the result that his arm had to ...
... to it, tiround, Whitworth road. 1 010. at lento Abb., !lane* O'Reilly. • R I P. Funeral 22.di 10.1. !0. at 14 Grattan Lamella, reliot. John RI,. Funeral tree St. 1 after 10 e'do,k 1918, at her 2 North Strand, of . th St. Morgan% 'o, to . od of her aad ...
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