... tight against the Lnietu.' Relying In Grattan. it ask. to Grattan that the opponents of the fatal measure turned with an appeal that he would some back nod lead the forces in detente of the Irish Parliament. John Philpet Curran had retired. Henry Flood ...

... wove benders (all stiles). tin. by_ cps won wows bandages. Ilona* faelwie. Nightingales. Baksefave bolwete. Men ere- Nadia, Cardigans Li NOTE AND CHOCOLATE STOLEN. Three boys were charged in the BMfast Children Court today be Mr. Garrett Nagle. JIM., with ...

... skim lonittere in October, ands L abeeiiiiently troaderred to • battalion of the East •11,1- skin* Regtesent. The deceased arm awarded the D.S.O. in the course of the present war for conspicuous gallantry. He was • brother of WMr. D. C, Barka, formerly ...

... 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 ...

... where life was found to be extinct. Trespassing in Pursuit of Game.—John (.Cann was tined lor t r , ,posiarg on the lunch, of llowih deme s n e in of game on the malt of July lr.t. Thos. John-Jon. gainekooper. said when )re spoke 1., nocii.id, who had two ...

... Folly. lan tear. old. tor general (41464•/—l. M. P. Arm.tiong; 414.. t Wm. Laurol.•l4., 3. lloh. Pori..loon; 6. John croon*, Sialhoo. Melding. or wpm.. iopenl animal Canon; M. P. Irindrong. 3. John JON!, Porlaclown: 4. taga.i.i, Nl•rlin Ilrond Mara •oth ...

... and. In •11 however. nu, be halted a• doss to Ihr. herbe , oue S . pewee& 6 191 TRAFFIC IN GRAFTON 'TREE? In that II ion of Grattan •• reed from the .ern.' of elk Street and 'A basso ferret. rr.p.regrel•. to St. Stephen firer, :he trail.. II ro lifter one ...

... areurred two men of time—John Wall/set and Lee & Son, while the corner ender the Belleter and Winton Hotel (then conducted by James Mentell, who bad some across Hem Lyeshim, and fad= of LB., ea well aellm labs Loess and John Illanteg) by Mtn .Pother ...

... Wad Reliant, 7 Palea Mittens. 1 Moir (Doves. 1 1 Cardigan Jacket, 1: Ibis Wool for Suck. Dagen Maerikerehnsfa tt nueen Khaki Handkerchiefs, Down Whit* Hainikm,lonsl- : In Treasure Bans Tnekonh l'oarls 5 Arm Slings. Pais Deanne*, 1 Shirt flame, Patinae, -Onisends ...

... albinos and dimussed the SWll'O2Olll6 and ordered defendant to pay 7'6 coats. DEATHS. OONNIETT (rVablini—Nnversber 30. 1930. John, aged S month.. darling child of hoard %I WO end Rosie Bennett. 12 kmorrille Are.. S.C. Hoed. Funeral , privatel at 2.30 A ...

... every parish. including son. Mr. Justice Madden, Mr. Justice Boyd, St. John's. It was kept on St. John's 11 ,, r. Justice Dodd and Mr. Justice Sfolany until 1910. when Mr. I* F o arm declined t ve judgoient veerteiday in wont. of the them or t° ret u rn ...

... morrow (Tuesday) to Glasnevin. CURTIS (Dublin)—August 31. 1930. at Baggot Street Hospital, Annie, beloved wife of John Curtis, late of 1 Grattan Place, Lower Mount Street; deeply regretted. R.I.P. Funeral arrangements later. DOLAN (Dublin)—August 31. 1930 ...