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... bow pawl (Birmingham) esoondsid. and said many of their members had resigned because at the adiliation. - - - • Mr. John Maher. Grattan parade. wrote stating that a letter in the Evening Tele- 1 tri h who °v er h tr t u n name 1 i iis a aosr not e writte ...
... furniture at Tower Ormond to.taorroe: licensed hours at /tsarlark. Dec. 15th. lireased premise. and !unless property at Sir John lir,gersea'a rosy, oasis ilny. WILI.LUI COONEY—Sete of •toot and lollies. of lead.: at Tr:mhlestown. Co. Meath: be. eeftber ...
... music of several bands, the marching and counter-merelijog of soldiers and police, and other meidents grave and gay. At the Grattan statue the splendid band ofthe D.M.P. was stationed, and a fine military band discoursed music in Foster place. The Humors ...
... Surgeon-General and' to arm every 21011 to defend his property Mrs. Bourke. Lieut.-Col. and Mni. Walden, who had but CIO a year. Grattan then Lieut.-Col. C. C. Pery, Major and Mrs. Ste-I urged that, as most Catholics kept arms rens, Major and Mr. . Standen ...
... through the township. captain Fitswilliam ass accompanied by Camillo Neville Wilkinson, Ulster King of Arms, the Master of the Horse, Sir George Holmes. Sir John Rosa of Bladensburg, Captain F. Holmes, Harbour Master, Mr. H. Norman Pottorton. J.P.. (Unman of ...
... Monsignor Bourke. D.D.. i'.P., V.V.. Bagnaletown, and Very Rev. .John Delaney, P.P.. V.V., Rothrilly. The Mrwt Rev. Dr. Brownrigg, Bishop of (Amory. . 'had as assistant priest Rev. John Callen, 1 .r.l.l:l;i:filinnrgliald.the choir were P.P's and CC.'s ...
... profit. The ' Moiement, was born in the adjacent parish CortiOlatioll here andied for sanction for ----0,-- of St. Michael and John's. soother loan of £3.OM to extend this street The Abbey Theatre-At the Abbey Theatre 1 would og r e that the following li•hting ...
... e,are pr of Cardigan. miceeede to tie iserginsate. I ri si 1,,,ii de man ded g INKOf g, --- musical work. asact-rAscivAL. But the situation subsided unseemists 'ably and lapsed into quiet converion. incoherent with all the incoherence armed 'We. Much later ...
... Griffith, Sir A. Gilbert. and Sir B. haareort have lett by the North Wall rotate. •• • • The Marquis of Bier I. laid op at St, I John's Lodge. Regent'. Park, London, with a mild attack of diphtheria. Lade Bute remain. - with her hutiltand ia LoittL,n, Lot their ...
... more ardent Home Ruler and. if the truth were basin. a more sincere man titan Mr. John lledroond himself. The resolution was seconded be Mr. A. Coughlan,supported by Mr. John Daly, and passed unantraoudl, SIR. T. U. HEALY'S SPEECH. Mr. T. H. Healy. K.f ...
... eastume aad !Dual hat. Hon. !babel Shaw. blue satin cloth 0.6111 M.. large biscuit coloured hat with (erre.. Lady Sophie • Grattan Bellew. wearing a dark navy ' toilette, but her two daughters with he: - 'Lady Vieterie Per.. in a rival blue braided suit ...
... mates. that I snow of, mat b:i. e‘olshia, to facts so ascertained. less, inticd, hr wheal amidst laughter. d he with and arms They had it that. taking the , liee Marian enairol,--Afallai lees cost of collection of land and Sinking Food. and 1910 tcgether ...