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... of th& Diamond, but witness could not beer it. 1 John and Robert gave refdence•tf seeing White elleralt plaintiff, and knocked him down with • stick. John Nelson, ea-sergeent, and Constable John Grattan, also gave evidence. Ilte farmer saw the blow being ...
... living in there are no public* ' ricer in the very centre of Belfast. an I and a man who wants • drink of cover an arm of more than eighty arm: ' kTior meet go six miles for it. Tbe tato President WEinley's ancemors Belfast is the greatest . Producer of came ...
... I_ 1 IN 11:102IAN. ALL-IRELAND ARMS RAlD.lttlit a Y—ln loving memory - of lois; w• ( es MD), me. POLICE AND MILITARY I DADDY 1 /1 0 01711111 YEAR UP W GENERAL SIR (Official Photograph I _ Stack was managing clerk to Dr. O'Connell, irralre. lie was arrested ...
... seeretary, Br. Hanna; treasurer, Br. Hugh Beck; 'maths., John Grattan, James Beck, Wm. M'Fadden, John Bell, Robert W. Beck; David Sloan. I OASTLEDAWSON NOTES. Br. Rev. F. H. Kinch p r esided at the arterly ge . neral meeting of ' Beret's Fenn- UM Good ...
... others. The statue, which is the work of Mr. John, A-R.A.. is of bronze, and rests cee • pedestal of Irish limestone. The distinguished historian is represented by • figure of more than life sire, seated in an arm chair with an open book upon his knees. The ...
... Rifles), has been wounded. News has been received by Mrs. M'Grattan, Barium Street, Coleraine, that her fitth son, l'te. John M'Grattan, Irish Guards, has died of pneumonia. Mrs. 11.'Grattan's husband, Capt. W. J. WOrattan, was lost with stip at sea last ...
... would not tolerate any men, no mutter who he might be, who at this moment endeatoured to divide their ranks and te weaken their arm. (Cherie.) In Mr. Redmond said he hoped that out of the acute crisis which had arisen Ireland by courage and constancy. by ...
... Pontypridd; Rev. Dr. Invelwro Tlnghes. Cardin*: John Walter George, Balush, West Hartlepool; Edward Davies, Sattos; A. E. Harrison. Shrewsbury; Geoffrey Dove, Shrew*. bury; John Williams. Craven Arms, and his Alfred Williams; Christopher Wrigley. Trebugh ...
... • - 4 . . . . . . • . ~1 . .. . . BATURAit 2100. BELFAST BARBOUR STRIKE. DITTACINENT or AL KUM ON MTN AT DONTAALL VAL Arms_ L — 11111.1 1 CAVAN ACTION. 1 APPEAL SETTLED AT AMES& At es Friday. bider* Amities Fitzgibbon , . the awe of V. WOollwat ...
... appeared 'in custody. charged by Distriot-Inspector Roes with havuig, as alleged, assaulted his brother, John O'Hara, at Deerin on the 6th inst. John deposed that prisoner refused to give up to him his part of the price el gnus-seed which he had sold in ...
... deceased. who was a grandson of the third Marquis of A desbury. was owner of the Cardigan estates at Deene, to which he succeeded on the death of the Countess of Cardigan in 1915. . - . Capt T. E. Burke. Shropshire Infantry died of wounds, was a son of ...
... . The arms were straight to the elbow Aimed the body under • quilt and and the right leg was ever the7RE The eyes were not fully closed. Dr. ,1. sea was sent for and arrived so. later. . . Mr. Campbell did not: THE DOCTOR'S EVIDENCE. Dr. John Thompson ...