... 17. 1920, at his reeidenee, Tynte Arms Hotel, Dunlavin, Patrick O'Brien. R.I.P. Interred et Ornineflitley, Eden. lorry. 12. 1920, at Kaduna 'lmpala', Northern Nigeria, Irene, wife of Captain II I. Norton Trail!. Grattan Stradbally, and Dole daughter n( ...

... Government at present trying to ineresa• tillage and the iwoduetion of food Ireland. John Bull is getting hungry ,Isiughterl—his stomach tea very tender part of John's anatomy (renewed livitahieri. WONT THE 00%• ERNME BE IN A PRETTY PORI. Tills BEFORE ...

... highly informative way Grattan's Parliament end the Dal. The illustrations are excellent and most interesting. There is a special picture of the D►il at work upon the Constitution ; the Bight Hon. John Foster, the late Speaker of Grattan's Parliament, confronting ...

... O'Carroll. Cherievine Square, Tullamore, illustrated papers. GRATTAN'S PARLIAMENT. In view of the Hume Rule whnh seems near to.day, it may lie of interest to show that even the eighteen years of Grattan's Parliament which was the outcome of England's terror ...

... re►son to believe that the affair will be one of the roost enjoyable to which we have been trested f.•r a long t;me. Messrs Grattan Kelly's fain-0119 (Dublin) orcheetra, personally conducted, will supply the magi°. Oar Millard Sathadaste. A couple of weeks ...

... STOLEN BICYCLE RECOVERED AT ROSCREA. At Doserea Court on Monday, Lefcre District Justice W. J. Meagher, John Blessing, of no fi xed residenoe, was charged in custody, at the suit of the state, with the larceny of a bicycle, value £4, the property of Jas ...

... statute of John Bright about to be placed in the House of Commons is by a son of the late Dr. Brace-Joy, Dublin. Of the ten marble statutes in St. Stephen's Hall, four are by Irish. men—Hampden by Foley, Pitt and Chatham by McDowell, and Grattan by Carew ...

... William Kennedy, Ratlimure, Shortwave; Thomas Keenan, Frunklord; George Hyland, Arm hill. li on eygall; Michael Brummell, F for Districts§ of lerbane and Moystown. Tullamore. John Harris, Taal,re; for Districts of Killoughey and Rahan ; William Delaney, Tullamore; ...

... above.ninon be sent to every board in Ireland road. The Fire Brigade were quickly on none., Birr, disposed of Mr Thomas con, Cardigan, arid GISMO dieted with havin on the 24th April The Grand Jury after a short delibera- interest in 141 acres of land, meld ...

... celebrated at Ratlidowney. • • • An unusual incident occurred on Thursday at Ennistymon station. As the 11.15 a.m. from Ennis armed one of the horses under a ear took fright. About thirty rushed after. In a few moments the road was a mass of struggling animals ...

... ry THOUSANDS Or POUND,: WORTH oF tRGAINS OFFERING VALUABLE GOODS TO BE SOLD. DAILY. BARI:AIN: 4 in Tweeds and Conhump, in Cardigan Jackets. BARGAINS in Reis! plinths Clothing and in skirts, forks, every description. and l'unlirelliss. BARGAINS in Boy.' ...

... hearing the coins intended to be deposited in the first stone; John Lloyd, Esq., chairman of the committee, accompanied by the other members of it, Liaatenant-Colonel Desbrisay, 1.R.A., and John Wetherelt, and Bartholomew Warburton, Feqrs,, Justices of the ...