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... Kichards people should be distinctly told that do not want any arms in Ireland, ami that we will not cave them. As law-abiding citi* sens, we consider them danger to the State; instead of getting arms into the country want to get them out of the country. When ...
... supreme test their loyalty. They had armed themselves not for aggression, but for Imperial defence. Their Empire was threatened and not for a moment did they waver. “Rally the flag; put aside all quarrels; our arm are for our King,’ was their answer ...
... 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 ...
... ANTRIM COAST. Mr. John M’Kentv. Mullaghcooley, Gl«!>- arm. lias a couple of tares thaf gave birth four lambs each last week. The same ew€ii had four and three lambs respectively year. On Friday, St. Patrick’s Hall. Olenarm. Mr. John gave lecture the Insurance ...
... EFFECT OX HOME RULE. Mr. John Redmond, M.P. has made the following statement (says a New York cable) with regard the ©vents in Dublin to London representative the Central News of America:— lirst feeling, course, bearing of this insane movement was one ...
... received by Mrs. M Grattan, replv referred eulogistically to the work ot Briyaar street, Coleraine, that her hfch son, the Darlington men at the front. pte. John M'Grattan. Irish Guarc.s, has died v>t-r I pneumonia. Mrs. M/Grattan husband, PFfIGER LOSStS ...
... Crawford. J.P., about half-a-mile south of Amongst tho lodges .present were:—Buckna 487. Henry Kelly, W.M.; Broughahano L.O.L. John Bren.au, W.M.; L.O.L. 503, Thomas Gilchrist, W.M.; Skerry L.OJ*. 532, Robert Bonnes. W.M.: CamaJbana L.O.L. 595, Andrew Steele ...
... Dublin IK.M. who married' Fanny Payne Dublin, in lSt2. and died Dublin in ISS6. J’h' family names were William, RolM?rt. James, John, Thomas,. Michael, Richard. Lucy, Martha, and and they had relationships with families, named Whitfield. Stanley, lam lout ...
... friends of Mr. John Clarke, for fifteen years manager for M‘Neill Ltd., of the Seaview Hotel, Glenarm. will be pleased to hear has taken over the Antrim Arras Hotel, Glenarm, and will begin business there about the Ist March. The Antrim Arms one the largest ...
... VV. M’NINCII. Solicitor, Larne. HUGH G. YOUNGE, Auctioneer, Larne. m. JOHN PETTIGREW’S AUCTICW SALES. TOWN AND OF GLEBE, GLENARM. Ijc Sold l>v I’liblii- AUCTION, at the ANTRIM ARMS HOTEL, OLENARM. LI, THAT DESIRABLE FREEHOLD * » l LAND ami PREMISES, ...
... proclamalion was tlie commander of the German Division. The main points were that all arms were to lie handed in at the Town .Hall at onco, and all fiviliniifl found with arms would shot onco, that no person was bo in the stfoot after dark, that lights were ...
... there were also present—Colons! Duncan M’Neill, D.L., Co.C. (vice-chairman)! Messrs. John Drummond, John Guuit, James Donald, James A. Liggate, D. S. Gray, John Fulton, John Dick (Ballycarry), S. W. Robinson, Robert Grange, and Dr. S. W. Shaw. Mr. T. Nelson ...