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... TOURGAR. •-•••-•••-•---• Whilst threshing this morning at Tour:. & man named John Smith. a native L _Trataore, was caught by cne of the of the machine and badly bruised t,flie arms. He was conveyea to and, City Infirmary, and deitilsgd. ...
... commend you John E. Redniond's rallying cry addressed to Mr. Humphrey O'Sullivan when acknowledging that patriot's cheque of towards the arming of us National Volunteers: I trust on your return you ill find a thoroughly organised and armed force in existence ...
... Charleniont, who sanctioned the destruction of our native army under the impression that the Irish nation no longer required an armed force to sustain its liberties. They should have remembered that the Saxon had never kept faith with Nationalist Ireland. The ...
... that they have not so far in obtaining them. ST. JOHN'S CHURCH. Next Sunday being the Octave of St. John, Patron Saint of the parish, 'Solemn Pontifical High will be celebrated at 12 o'clock in St. John's Church by the Most Hey. Dr. Hackett, after which ...
... that excellent quarterly magaxine— Studies —Mr. Downey 'ti recently-published history of his native city is reviewed by Dr Grattan Flood, who says:— Mr. F,dmund Downey's Story of Waterford is at once most reliable and the most readable work of its class ...
... years old. . OR 3 PENCE DUBLIN WHISKIES lif SHILLING AGENTS 8 Distilled by JOHN JAMESON & SONS. from Us. WATERFORD: W. &A. GILBEY. 7 Gladstone Street. DUNGARVAN: ANNE POWER, 84 Grattan Square. DUNMORE EAST: I. T. Shipsey. CAPPOQUIN: James Russell. TRAMORE: ...
... Britain's laws. We stood our ground till overpowered, By She strength of an armed r o m p Who ruined and despoiled oar , With the aid of the Battering .in. Mee came the grabber with armed guard /13 possess homes and stud, We made his life such a livitng hall ...
... JULY 18, 1914. 'STAR JETS. SINGING COMPETITIONS AT THE PSIS. competitions were • decided success at the last Sunday. Dr Grattan- Flood, who is one of the very best of our Irish musicians, expressed himself as highly pleased with the choral singing of ...
... bear arms in defence, if called up, to protect and maintain the liberties common to all the people of Ireland, liberties won by the constitutional work of the Party started by the two Irish Protestant leaders, Butt and Parnell, and now led by John E. Redmond ...
... her people were not armed. In the penal days they were driven hike wolves into the mountains and slaughtered like vermin, their homes were burned and their *omen outraged then and in 1799 because the men of Ireland were not armed and trained in the use ...
... our own premises. I F Kelly & Clo, 9 & 10 Chancery et, (immerly Pill Leash Dublin. 'gistu. Feeding Oake-11 K Leask & Oa., Via John's Quay. Dublin. rimerete aid Plaster Work In all its branches. V Geo & Co. 6 0/aawilliam rem, Dublin. CLTTLIC FOODS—Mather ...
... leg was Mr. Edmond McCormack, Inspector for cut and bleeding. Fiel.ery Conservaturs, summoned Thomas Maher, Patrick Maher, John Hayden and Mr. Harper—lt is a very serious case. Edmund Power, for fishing with a net on but we do not want to send Walsh to ...