... grand annual ball : — Nicholas J. Crean, president: Thomas Reid, vice-president ; John D. Breen, secretary; Denis J. Harrington, treasurer: Thomas O'Connor, sergeant-at-arms. Trustees : — Maurice D Reid, Nicholas J. Sommers and Cornelins Reidy. Chairman ...

... milker; Ottodb. atpasased, 1164/22; Norie-Baimemedde. MAL 12). marry hotels Weeted.—Eden Riseistty. 10. geaddsrd Road. poor (Arm Waded. lady and geritkoted as wednog, good wove; Cook and goad ariaw,;o/1, taro paid; Oook-Oemeral Mindy smerted_ Gesersi, Whitley ...

... Rcvoluln the halcyon days Home Rule, :. hr Grattan's Parliament, the Arms Code t- more stringent than at any time since Union. The greatly relaxed precautions ’iio measure force in 1817 were ahan- that year Lord John Baeeell** • •v-rninenk, and with disastrous ...

... the origin and history of Irish Arms Acts, and I found that, with few intervals, sure* the kind had been in force that country ever since the Revolution. In the halcyon days of Home Rule, under Grattan’s Parliament, the Arms Code was more stringent than ...

... gave similar evidence, emphatically areerting that the girl was well cared for. Elisabeth Shut, a boarding-house keeper, Cardigan Villa, Scarborough, with whom the de- Widens^ lodged oe one occasion, spoke to the good treatment of Mary during the viit ...

... the home or the straw bads. ALfRISTOS f.Siurer).—Monday—A «W. mom. tag, bat the frost is nicely oak of toe ground. On the Grattan the following were gmu of aix-fnrloag earAcm: OUrnegfe. Beliak, Tbe Loagmynd. Jap. dmroh Plate. Bethea Daageroaa. Batter Ball ...

... (a), Cuba Liverpool (a), Havre Aleppo (a), Alexandria Botnla (0, (iarston Demetian(s). BrstlCliannel Woodfield ;s), Newport Cardigan (s). Barry IFlorence(s),WsTartlepool Tadoma (a), Manchester 3, 9 A.!f.-WSW, fresh, hazy : bar. 29 70. GLAIOOW Feb 9 sailed ...

... that the game proceeded all £9.795, is carried forward. self, and had his arms round hie assailant's until 15 minutes from time, when Whitti.' Armstrong against -her husband. Wm. Arm- . He was glad to say the reduction in profits neck, but was pulled away ...

... crosses, tombsiones (large Wi variety), altars, pulpits, fonts, and all kinds of marble and stone work, at lowest. prices. John Maguire, Mulgrave road, Cork. ‘Two doors ¢ff Camden quay. Branch at Thurles. ; 12772 “i’. C. JOENSON and Co.’s pure British ...

... _y_ TILOEDYItAUR BREWSTER. StMBIONS. The annual Brewster fiesaiuna for the Luwer lruedyraur (Cardigan Rural) division were held on presiding magistrates being thlonel hoard (in the their), Messrs, 0. Beynon Evai M. %auglian, clioe. ))vans and D. Morris ...

... Argocd, chairman; Evan Lloyd. Rloonnennal, vice ctuirtnan; Owen. lledrod Unne - ; M LI Williams.' Tetrad Mourig; John Evans, Llanbedaril: John Davies, Triommn; William Morgan. Hugh Herbert. Nentewntle: Thomas Jones. Pontrhydfencligaid; It Arch, Caron Upper; ...

... given later. Tbe f. licenses Were traostiirred : -Swan : T , 4 and 5 -ionic-street, C.,.!.ca, Alfred John Cope and Millie Gertrude &tilt-Loa to Alfred John Cope aud Margaret Clark; Mel House College street, Chelsea, Frederick Osonaway to William Hullo ghery ...