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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... woven). '*• St. John’s Ambulance Association.—Khaki shirts, blankets, sheets, dressing gowns, vests snd drawers (preferably woven), hot-water bottles, tobacco, and chocolate. The address of the St. John’s warehouse is at 56. St. John’s Cler ken well, ...
... p.m. by Ulster King-of-Arms attendance, Dublin and Cork Heralds and Athloae Pursuivant. The Officers Arms accompanied captain’s escort the sth Dragoon Guards next proceeded to Cork Hill the following order: Ulster King of Arms (Captain Nevile JRodwell ...
... centuries of strife almost ceaseless and oppression never-ending. Grattan and the Volunteers won; but theirs was a partial victory; ultimately it proved barren. It has been shown that Grattan's Parliament ' was a weak and vulnerable institution ul in compared ...
... wove benders (all stiles). tin. by_ cps won wows bandages. Ilona* faelwie. Nightingales. Baksefave bolwete. Men ere- Nadia, Cardigans Li NOTE AND CHOCOLATE STOLEN. Three boys were charged in the BMfast Children Court today be Mr. Garrett Nagle. JIM., with ...
... old linen, operation cloths, bed jackets, indoor and outdoor games, especially iron quoits and footballs; table cloths, cardigans and sweaters, feather pillows (20 x3O and 34 x 17). Note—During the last few weeks the demands on the Red Cross stores have ...