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... throng apeetators. Ireland Mood degraded, without ' arms. without stiength to strike even one manly blow for the hero who would have died • hen dhoti deaths wile it for Ireland's sake. TO the heart of John Nlitehel it carne as gall. hitter and diagusting ...
... Sligo Assault Local and District News Charge Off For Canada. Come to the Smokers' Own. Mr. John Connolly, second son of The largest variety briar pipes, Mrs. and the late Mr. James Irish, English and French, Specialists fix At a. special Court 011 Thursday ...
... old and much respected Sligo family, was a daughter the late Mr. John M'Tigue. Her daughter is Mrs. Harry Reynolds, High Street, and her sister was the late Mrs. Shea, wife of Mr. John Shea, ex-Town Clerk. MCMULLEN BOLTON S SALES. FURNITURE AUCTION. We ...
... Court on Monday, before Judge Moonan, K.C., M'Donagh, and his two sons. John and Thomas, of Comainuckla, Gecvagh. were charged with setting lire to a dwellinghouse occupied by John M'Clery, the same address, and conspiring to do so. Dominick .M'Donagh ...
... saw the accused, John (unman. who was standing outside the gate that lends to the yard premises. I then saw th*' two plate glass windows had been broken. The accused had a stick his liamd. Mr. O'Doherty did not cross-examine. Guard John Gallagher deposed—l ...
... they did not believe it premeditated. of the defendants would be lined and Coal wimp IRISH IN MERRY. GRATTAN BRANCH A well attended meeting of Grattan Brach, C.LL.. was held held in at Cloismb's Hall on Sunday night for the purpose • the branch and electing ...
... which was headed The Mystery of Four Johns, as follows: In November, 1909, four men set out for Canada from Dublin bound on a mission wholesale murder. Thei r names were John Walsh, John 'Nolan, John Rowan, and John Marna. All four men ...
... Mrs. E. J. Tighe, Templemount; Mrs. F. Al'Ternan. Upi>er John St.; Miss Redely, John St.; Mrs. D. Grimes, John St.; Mrs. Ross. William St.; Miss William St.; Miss William St.; Mrs. Shine, Upper John St.; Mrs. S. Flanagan. Wine St.; Mrs. •I. O'Doherty, Wine ...
... Dining Table, Nel- _ _ -t son Cabinet, 2 Arm Chairs. Inlaid Side • - O I Higgins & Keignron Lta. ri Har\Xr''V'oid''china. t 'Fenfer and GRATTAN ST., O’CONNELL ST., AND Studv and Smoke Room—Oval Mabog- TOO •nv Table. Arm Chairs. Chesterfield and IrVi-rfl-rf* ...
... till eight o'clock (sp*are). Mr. John Elliott, who spoke on behalf of the seeilLMM sad apprentices, said be woe unit. cattalo they were 41 verylpaielel the ?mar off. a n d none o f employers would lose an by it. Mr. John Sweeney sewtott that they shordd ...
... Sir John Moore wag equally indignant at the atrodttee. but both went down lief., the nefarious combination that, under the guidance of Pitt, was directing the entire system of outrage for the purpose of compelling the to resist by force of arms. Still ...
... meeting tbe National held in tln °dices the United Ledo., Uublin. 11r. John E. itolmund pnsided. The tolloeiug Cheer member. were alas pre. sent:—Andrew Donnell. Soul. Ainotgh; John ' M•Glone, Mid.Anuagh ; %say Rev. Canon Quinn. I'.P., VAL. South Arniag ...