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... been suffering from cerebral exhaustion. % The death occurred rather unexpectedly on Monday night of Mr. John Ambrose, T.C.. owner of the Picket Arms Hotel, Rathkeale, on returning from a walk with hid wife. Deceased was an auctioneer, a member of the Town ...
... JOHNSON (chief officer). Grattan Hill, t THOMAS NOBLE (engineer), t M. SHAW (engineer). ; MICHAEL COLEMAN (fireman), married, ROBERT McLOUGHLIN (fireman), | MICHAEL AHERNE (fireman), SAMUEL KEEFFE (fireman); WILLIAM LYONS (ireman), 7~ JOHN DRISCOLL (trimmer) ...
... Russell, Limerick, is named as the president elect. ST. JOHN’'S BAND, The citizers very gladly welcomed the action of the Regatta Committee this year in securing the attendance of the Bt. John’s Temperance Brass Bard for the programme of music played ...
... Rovers e o 259 1 Rudges .. w 24/0 | Singers .. aor Stars «. 37/6 | Sunbeam .. e 39/9 | Bwitt o 37/3 | Triumph e 2213 | Small Arms . 15/ | Dunlops .. w. 2/0 | Parent Ord . 49/6 I Lo Def ses LOO/OY THE BICYCLE PawN 19 and 20 WINETAVERN ST Opposite Four ...
... Antrim (E., Mid., and N.) and Dublin University. - The only, new name announced among the Dublin candidafes is that of Mr. John Saturnus Keliy, T.C., who expresses his intention of contesting St. James’s. Division {lnchicore district) against Mr. MeGrath ...
... poll of 23,0600. - Major-General BSeely, once Secretary of + State ior War, but who resigned- during the crisis caused by the arming of U‘ister, has again been elected, this time as a Cealition Liberal. - A music M.P., Mr. C. Jesson, secretary of the Amalgamated ...
... War’s End. A few weeks later brought the sad tidings of the death, in London, from heart disease following an operation, of Mr. John Redmond. The news stirred the Leart of the nation, as the distinguished Irishman had figured in the forefront of Irish ;olitical ...
... P.O. for 10s., he begged me to book for him three balcony seats for to-morrow’s recital and concert. 1 was lucky, as Mr. Grattan, the courteous and enterprising manager, tells me, to get three, as -the booking is abnormal. There are two concerts (in aid ...
... AN EXCITING CONTEST The Election in the North Dock The contest in the North Dock Ward between Mr. John Kavanagh, P.L.G. (Nationalist), and Mr. M. Brohoon (Larkinite), promises to be one of the most €X~ citinfi of the coming Municipal elections. In the ...