... DIED'TO SAVE lIIS CHUM. • Sad Double Drowning Fatality. A tragically sad accident occurred at the Clanrye River yesterday afternoon, when two boys, Peter Keenan, Castle Street, and Hugh M'Stay, Boat Street, lost their liver by drowning. The boys were ...

... 12 eased me the Bake, at 10s 8d per el ' I a* _7 OO . ulul Chairman, are those 12 Guardia= friends of the ratepayers ? No! And 2s 8d or as pea would save all If I got outdoor rend. Guardians say 1 promised to leave the Ism at such and such s time. ...

... nerve troubles, if it had not been for Phosferine. Everything I tried was useless until a friend advised me to try Phosferine, and so I found the right remedy. A few doses of Phosferine relieved and steadied my nerves, and restored drooping energy until ...

... but he was prepared to stretch grandmother tearfully explained how a point in the case of the other youth she had done all she could for her who was trying to join the Air Force. fifteen-year-old grandson, hut, she said. The Air Force aspirant was (M--ahe ...

... afterwards sickness came and he died in Nowry as he hal unrepenting and unrepentant. rebel, faithful through adversity to thee land that bore him. leasing behind a career of self-sacrifice and unselfish. patriotism to inspire the youth of Ireland to deeds of daring ...

... DIED AFTER HIS 25th OPERATION. WOMAN SAVED FROM FIRE. TUBE IN MAN'S THROAT THAT YOUTH BURSTS DOOR AND CARRIES BROKE DURUM FIT OF COUGHING. HER TO SAFETY, The breaking of a tube placed by _ doctors in his throat led to the death of Herbert Ernest Burns ...

... merge with other parties to save the country from annihilation. He would never have come into politics were it not for the spontaneous demand to s ave the country. In capacity as president of the new organisation he would try to give the same service he ...

... TRY RUMOURED COMPLAINT. Regarding the statement that Use Town Clerk had written to the Local Government Board about a supposed complaint that Dr. Don. nan had made about the executive unitary officer. The Chairman said that the genie two informants who ...

... HOLIDAY FATALITIES. MOTHER KILLED AFTER SAVING tHILDREN. A motor-ear oonta.ining Mr. and Mrs. Walter Clifford, jun r., of Coventry, their children, and a friend, collided with bridge parapet at Hampton-in-Arden on Monday and overturned. Realising the ...

... hc entered at midnight armed with a readver. Ile suceeeded in firing four shots at his treacherous friend, who fell an if dead on the lawn while trying to eticape. The hinband n ordered his wife to pack her belongings and be gone. After vainly weeping ...

... early 'eighties when it was written. George thising's youth of poverty and pessimism was wormed by the sunshine of a moderate twosperity into a gentler and morn hopeful view of life's problems. He died too soon to cont-1 ment upon Suffragettes seeking to ...

... SEQUEL TO SHOOTING OF D.I. SWANZY. Di-triot Inspector Swanzy, dead on Sunday in Lisburn when Attuning from church, accompanied by Major E. V. Ewalt and Mr. F. W. Ewart. Four men, pushing asiCe people in their path. tired a number Oi close range, killing ...