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... wide). Note—All parcels should addressed: St. John Ambulance Association, 56, St. John’s Square, Clerkenwell, E.C. Information regarding patterns can be obtained from the West End depot, 36, Park Lane, W. St. John Ambulance Association Indian Soldiers’ Fund-Socks ...
... James MâGrattan. Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, who has died wounds. is a son of Mrs. MâGrattan. Croc-na-mac, Portrush. who recently received intimation that had been seriously wounded in the leg. About three weeks ago also Mrs. MâGrattan was notified ...
... Helena St., NValton, Liverpool. DEATHS. COONEY—On the 29th May, killed in action at the Dardanelles. John Daniel, second and dearly-beloved son of the late John P. Cooney and Mrs. Cooney, Carmen', House, Cahir, Co. Tipperary. CUNNINGHAM—June 27, at the residence ...
... James’s Palace, S.W.” St. John Ambulance Association—Pneumonia jackets, cardigans, iinannel shirts, flannel pyjamas, sheets, towels, lint (boric and plain). All parcels should be addressed “St. John Warenouse, 56, St. John’s Square, Clerkenwell, E.C ...
... Corporal John Kane, Royal Irish Rifles, has died hospital from wounds. Sergt. George Strathdee, Princess Street; Pte Grattan, Bazaar Street; and Pte. W. Lindsay, Causeway Street, all Portrush, have been wounded. Intimation has been received Mr, John O’Brien ...
... that object were eds.-400 rn a Mutiny .o 2 - tr measure. The evils glltettte s arm 7 he dangers to free, 6 i ' vei se t3 bl t he existence of within 2 12 yr force of armed men. it s ery organisation no , with t h e people were elo-7.1 seste po p hi the ...
... Porter and watt—December 29, at Thornwood Drive, Penick, Masi= Rev. John Macleod Caie, 8.D., shields Parish Church, Robert Porter, Coleraine, to Mary Mater, thin& daughter of John Watt. Crawford and Smyth—December 29, the Reformed Presbyterian Church ...
... privateering caused Irish loyalists to arm. The Volunteers were a purely Protestant- organisation, though the Catholics contributed largely to their support. In there were prohaoly 30,000 Volunteers fully armed and eonipped, and the military power in ...
... Crawford, Collin, Uoorflelds; 5, John Anderson. Lower Bmugbshane. Ballymena—lron Duke. Gelding filly, suitable for saddle, three years old, the produce thoroughbred stallion Azzur—l, John Crawford, Collin, 2, John Anderson, Lower Broughshone—lnn Duke; 5, Hugh ...
... Lord Kenmore and Daniel O'Connell, William Keogh and .1 the Blake Dillon. John Sadleir and, Charlesl Gavan Duffy. Sir George Errington and John Dillon, Lord O'Brien of Kilfenora John Redmond. These are the names of Catholics slits have taken part in Irish ...
... Citizen.” and was, believe, written ; John Blake Dillon, father of Mr. John Dillon, M.P. Thomas Davis also contributed • The Citizen.” which was Really excellent and truly patriotic piagazihe. ? The history Grattan, is the history of, an epoch, lx . the ...
... the arms sad legs, and was too ill to leave any message. The letter also intimated that he was to be buried with military honours. There is deep sympathy fir the young widow and orphans. Private M'Grattan, 7th Inniakillings (son of Mrs. ll'Grattan, Basaar ...