... GOREY GUARDIANS. Saturday. AREA OF CHARGE QUESTION. Sir Thomas H Grattan alumnae, Bart. M P, presided. Also prefunt—Messrs Daniel Ktnnedv, Wm Redmond, Dike Smith, J D Doyle, Patrick pm, B O'Reilly,J J Byrno , E Donohoe Hugh Toole, T Hall, Reddy, J Whitt ...

... Donohoe, Rhbert Sinuov., John O'Gorman, Patrick Hall, John Murphy, Garrett Dt - itip , iey lEnniscoithyl. John Donohoe. John Kaysnagh, John Breen, Petrick Doyle, Pelts Future, Buitle Bn*s (Enniecorthy), Luke Pmyth ('Jul art), Mrs Sinnolt, ...

... Esq, (erey ; Me•srs Wm Graham, C T C, Main-street ; John O'Connor, do; John F O'Ptien, do; Patrick Doyle. do ; Hugh Kane, do •, Henry Wall. do ; James Byrne, TC, do ; James M Redmond, Upper do; John Byrne, Lowe. do; Michael Redmond, Upper cio,• B W Webster ...

... statfore., Win. Cuthbert. Wm. Nolan, James 'Nolan. John Warren. Michael husk.; Richard Earl, John Mac Daniel, John husk. Win. Langeord, Melvdlo Keys,' Edward Kavanagh. Luke Walsh, John Byrne. Richard Greene, John Jones, Capt. Roseman. ...

... much needed improvements, met at Fatima) and Duncannon and took important evidence. The committee consisted of Sir Thomas Grattan I.:limeade, Bart, chairman County Council and chairman of the I Councils Board of Ireland and member of the Irish Agricultural ...

... buyers. Sale at Three o'clock. MONDAY, April 3rd, 1916, at Monition., Iketweon Killena and Daffygarrett, for Mr. John Cardiff, _>•s Irish arms superior sound fresh healthy lands to meadawing and grazing for the season, in loq, well fenced, sheltered and ...

... years after the death of St. Main- chy. This is not a fact. We have undisputed evidence of a monumental effigy' of a coat of arms dated 1010, and it is generally admitted that, during the Crusade*, beraldio devices were much in vogue, whilst, even in England ...

... Corftinent are said to e mitain cabbage Se SHAKESPEARE AND ; IRISH MUSIC• LELIFRE BY MR. GRATTAN FLOOD. At the National Literary Society, strp h oi ', l green, Mr W II Grattan Flood deflected an interesting lecture entitled -Shakespeare and Irish Music. The ...

... dellyeanew ; Mr. John O'Brian, John at. Sirs. ODA VC.r, Itallygulhat: M. Molinasi.ect a O'Reilly, Cootino..gue; Mr. John Oxbonas, Mr. Patrick Parcel, Ballinclay; Mr. P. Rathell Ballyeancw : Mr. Janus Itadmond, ilsmondo st.; Mr. John Rcamecul, Loses Usmoade ...

... a central authority, and Henry Grattan blessed the Government for having taken it out of the range of local politics. Mr. Mac Neill—v 14 years. Grattan was dead! Mr. Atkinson said he believed it wea l the great Grattan's son (laughter). Mr. W. Redmond ...

... o the ground lie handled the the result that the a nnual gated and reared over. In de ogre lector fared unfortunately. tie arms b0,..n. The occurrence k 'idly telt in the district, %here Pr. >liy enjoys great pevidarit• DEATH OF A NOTED JOrtINALIST. Or ...

... imposed. GOREY GUARDIANS, Saturday. Sir Thomas H Grattan Esmonde, Bart, It P ((hairman) presided. Present—Merits James Maguire, J P; B Flusk, J Whitters, H Toole, E Donohoe, John Kelton, P Hughes, J Smith, L Coadren. Crenm Percenthge. Tyrrell, 10; Doyle ...