... and Moran, fendant’s bicycle. John A. for the plaintiff, and Mr solieitor, appeared for the The plaintiff said on May 12th, while he street towards west sxie. he was knocked down by the defendant who was riding towards Grattan He heard no warning or ringing ...

... into the keystone of the h leads up to it, many men who live in Irish Judge Ratcliff, Henry Grattan, Fits of Clare, and John and Arthur Forbes, two of Grattan's supporters in the Irish Parliament. little sketch here given of the and tower is taken to ...

... by William IIT., who carried between our Sovereign Lady the King the arms of Nassau, and by our Kings from ——.” The Court shuddered’ But the George I. to Wilham IV., who bore the arm never turned a Sun.” of Hanover. WHO SHALL BE BISHOP OF LONDON? PRINCESS ...

... woman ‘Woollen vests and cardigans are more wanted the neck. were both lying on the than anything else.”’—Youss faithfully, her with his right hand im the face. The woman, who was “ Guardian ” img back at the man, had in ber arms a: St. Job's, Nevtoundland ...

... street was a famous Noncon- recalling the days when the was near, was the early home of Hi Fitzgibbon, his Grattan. The great Earl of Clare, John also lived in bis early days i: otreet ; the founder of the Royal was born in Golden » Dr. Madden, of Meath ...

... (instructed by Mr. Gerald Byrne) and Mr. presented the Marquis, Redger Greene appeared for the on of the deceased woman, Mr. John Mr. Magee, who @ visit to the Mater gave evidence as to having seen the ‘at his mother. Mr. Tobiee applied for a remand of ...

... baby, they declined to believe that the child had taken a knife and cut pieces out of her hands and arms, had torn bair out of her head, had twisted her arm until it broke below the or had slept uncovered in a ditch at midnight, simply in order to “make ...

... n Po- lice. At Grattan Bridge the first indications were presented of the vast crowds who had procession all amembled tg view the Royal along the line of route. Here it was, too, that the military began to line the way. ‘The to Grattan Bridge by Capel ...

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... Solomons, H. E. Fis Shea, & James F_ Caithness, John Miller Catherine's), Rev. Dr. White, Fred W. Woods, Rev Thompson, J. Corbett, LL.D. ; Wa. Barrett, J Lawrie, W. G. C. Herbert, J. E. Brun- ker, M.A; John Tf. Gibbs, H. Gidts, Lewis Arthur Webb, ty R Middicton ...

... H. Lemarchant’s (Kent) chestnut geld- ing, The Only Way, secured honours. The Ladies’ Cup, value £10, was awarded to Mrs. John M‘Watters’ harness bay gelding Starlight, and in Class 37, for single harness ponies Mics Gabbins’ Mercury was placed while ...

... following are the names and addresses of the secretaries of teams who have for the above os lst Co., A and A. P. Barber, Grattan street: 4th Co.. G. Robinson. 116 St Beechwood avenue; 2nd Co., G. , 18 Lawrence road, Clontarf ; 7th Co., A and It, J A Grice ...