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... that • =halals maw may came • repetition of the cad story Grattan's, Volunteers. The ?embitters also say.:— realise that yoar forme to be effective Baum be erased, sad we are determined that arms shall find their way into the hands of every Volunteer who ...
... •LLYXABLIN-11r. Charles liwum. • 11 LULLLYGLII-14. Jamas Clarke. BAIsIJoN-Mars X. Murphy, 4 Brrdea Arm* Bal.killAUNl6 , -Mr. Petri& IBSILRI6-11r. Jaime armed!. The Borg, BOYLE- - TIM Swam. BUNDORAN-Mr. ClarrolL CAXIRCIS*I4N-Mr. Clarke Beasr• CARLIR-Mr. ...
... (of RAID AT MAYNOOTH. Armed Forces Inquire for Playwright. Clown feces , aho came in a lorry, recently visited the residence of Mr. Patrick I Long, Sloyglare, near Nlaynooth. They brought out Mr. Long's two hone, Patti , * and John. rartly chested. and ...
... Martin Catty. John Byrne, O. Connolly Clerk Union; Wm. Ryan. John L. Jordan, John Martin. J. M Guinnees, Jaa. O’Neill, John Power, J. Lalor, J. Thomson, J. Redmond. A. Keboe, J. Konnv P Roche, Jaa. Duffy, T. J. O’Dempsey, aolr.; T. Doran, ...
... taking& Iwith Grattan oud the National Patty's was risking place and position. iMN Ivernmeet in Leaden could diemir I from his high post at a moment's side luny thee they liked it he refused bhp to their plant. The of coarse, be boa but be ttood Arm. he, so ...
... , Lower Abbey Street, Dublin. DoxarioNs—Per Honorary Secretary :—Sir John Power & Son, Ltd,, John’s Lane Distillery, Dublin, £10; Messrs. Pierce Bros., Wexford, £3 3s; Messrs. John Ireland & Son, Dublin, £3; Messrs. Johnston, Mooney & O’Brien, Dublin ...
... Ballyclan, County Limerick, but the age of fourteen went to live with her uncle, John Connery, shoemaker. A year later, ehe developed into u most attractive girl and was seen John Seaman, an ex-officer in the Royal Navy, who fell violently in love with her ...
... Scotland. . Sir Charles and Ladv Ramngton have left Kingstown for England. • j . General Sir Arthur Paget has armed Kingstown from England. „. Sir John Ross has arrived at Kingstown from England. BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS INCREASED EXPORTS AND IMPORTS The Board ...
... King of Arms—Sir Arthur Vicars, K.C.V.O. private SecreUry—Colonel R. J. Cooper, M.V.O, Additional Private Secretary—Walter Callan, Esq. Stale Steward-Tho lord Lurzan, K.C.V.O. Chamber lain—Major O. Francia W, Lambart, C.V.O. Gentleman Usher—Sir John Olphort ...
... the information, decided introduce the present Army Bill. ST. JOHN’S, SANDYMOUNT MEETING THE DIOCESAN COUNCIL THE KEGISTEK OF VESTKYMEN REVISED The controversy in connection with St. John’s Church. Sandymount. which led to very rcgrett.'iblc proceedings ...
... the retreat of the tr Princes in the Argonne. Bureau last night ismeed a scriptive account, compiled by an *Retched to Sir John French the movements of British end e'ren•ct between the 10th and Umber. It includes • descripte e crossing of the River Aisne ...