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... Eliiabeth Rooke. The ceremony performed Rev; Henry Gordon, and the triinesses were Tbomas Williamson and Elizabeth Grattan Elizabeth Grattan stated she was 12th May, 1890, in Trin.ty Chiirch^hen the marriage Alexander Irwm Elizabeth Rooke took place.. bridesmaid ...
... their and a John M‘Alinden, whose grandson, John M'Alinden, was reinstated the Estates Commissioners and got a | free grant, purchased a farm from those yeomen. TTie people Barnmeen also, another farm for Eat her Thomas Brady, P.P;, now in occupation ...
... living in there are no public* ' ricer in the very centre of Belfast. an I and a man who wants • drink of cover an arm of more than eighty arm: ' kTior meet go six miles for it. Tbe tato President WEinley's ancemors Belfast is the greatest . Producer of came ...
... M‘Connell, 1, Grattan Street, lacerated scalp wound, knife ; William Millar, Lemon Street, lacerated scalp wound, fall; Barney Rooney, 45, Milford Street, lacerated wound to noee, knife; John Hunter, 24, Paris Street, lacerated wound to arm, and Mary Robinso* ...
... IV-Meagher Condon and Mr. John O'Ctillaghan had rendered to the of our common motherhood. the address stated that no welcome seemed more fitting and none would he more acceptable for the purpose of welcoming the dminguished exiles arm that the Corporation ...
... O’Donnells and O’Neills in arms at Corsliabh Pass apd the Yellow Ford; and the Leader of the National Movement warns and urges the people to prepare for this or any other test to which their fidelity may be subjected. . Had Grattan’s Volunteers broken the ...
... the Black Watch; Mr. C. V. L. Poe. King’s Roy\l Rifle Corps. Dublin Herald of Arms—Mr. Guillamore O’Grady. Cork Herald of Arms—Mr. P. G. Mahony. • Athlon* Pursuivant of Arms—Mr. G. D. Burtchaell. • The following ladies were in attendance: Lady Weldon, ...
... Edgar Frank Brooks, thirty-four, warehouseman, was sentenced twelve months* imprisonment for theft from his employers, Messrs. John T. Driffin ft Son- (Limited;, of Kemble Street. Kingsway. II was stated that hud been! in the habit of freqnentini; theatric ...
... fallowing accident cases were treated Saturday and Sunday at the Mater Hospital; —John Lennon (24), * Trades Hotel, lacerated scalp wound, blow; Wm. M‘Conr.ell (34), 1 Grattan Street, lacerated scalp wound, knife; Wm. Millar (4), Lemon Street, lacerated scalp ...
... hardly dated to sneak of theo. oppmhriously. _ . J . allude to that pamphlet, published his name 1800, Wnich Grattan’s reply has rendered famous. Grattan exposes, in his own trenchant style, the indifference historical accuracy, to truth, to virtue, to consistency ...
... —lreland's Past. 51WAYS AND INCIDENTS IN OUR HISTORY. BLACK JACK FITZGIBBON. . r to he .0101101ra pa,. John Fits! .0 Clare, whn. in works NI, Fr.iik.•• NI the. abject v‘errat ern. tie Was :nlie wit). rums. awl upon hi, toßin. HP product of the British ...
... time. Draw s deep breath, hold it in , as long as you comfortably can, and then let it go. Stand easily with feet together, arms hanging, and shoulders braced. Breathing exercises not only expand the chest and fill up unsightly salt-rellars. hut they improve ...