... parade, held at ten o'clock in the historic environs of old St. Mary's. the associations of which with the Volunteers of Grattan's day, as sell as with the virile Belfast Nationalism of the present time, were vividly called to mind by the inspiring appearance ...

... Note— All parcels should be addressed St. John Ambulance Association, 56, St. John’s Square, Clerkenwell, E,C. Information regarding patterns can be obtained from the West End Depot, 35, Park Lane, W. St. John Ambulance Association Indian Soldiers’ Fund—Socks ...

... wide). Note—All parcels should addressed: St. John Ambulance Association, 56, St. John’s Square, Clerkenwell, E.C. Information regarding patterns can be obtained from the West End depot, 36, Park Lane, W. St. John Ambulance Association Indian Soldiers’ Fund-Socks ...

... 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 ...

... Porter and watt—December 29, at Thornwood Drive, Penick, Masi= Rev. John Macleod Caie, 8.D., shields Parish Church, Robert Porter, Coleraine, to Mary Mater, thin& daughter of John Watt. Crawford and Smyth—December 29, the Reformed Presbyterian Church ...

... 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 ...

... LOCAL CASUALTIES* New* has been received of tho death of Rifleman John Austin. Ist Battalion Royal Irish Rifles, which occurred 24th idt. in No. Casualty Clearing Hospital. France. Deceased was the only sou of the late Mr. Benjamin Austin, and was in ...

... of eonpantry descriptions—as well as by its significance and efficiency. Fronde: •• The nation eas show tug If gloriously in arms for the occasion . her chosen hero was to announre her *generation to an admiring world. - We Of Volunteers in gorg-ons ad ...

... children first.” That had been dropped in their search for arms recently in Dublin, for the house of the speaker’s sister--* widow with family-—was t-ne first; searched. The Volunteers had more arms and ammunition and more men than the enemy would able to ...

... Convention the Irish Nationalist Volunteers was helcl to-day at the Mansion House, Dublin. Mr. John Redmond presided, and the platform were Mr. Joseph Devlin, Mr. John Dillon, and many other members of the Irish Nationalist party. The business proceedings were ...

... man were armed and equipped an that they would be in • position to maintain the right of Ireland to be a nation. (Load applause-) Sir Thomas Grattan Esmonde, Bart., hf who was received applause, said that in two years. if God spared him. John Redmond would ...