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... _ CARDIGAN .Wounded.—News has been reveived toy Mrs. —tau Devito. Stran.l, Cordigau. that ha sm, Pte. David Wilson, has been wounded in the fees. arm and leg in the fighting in Palestine. Pt.. Wilson to the Welsh and maw ar, ttve in Bay. serving throughout ...
... (foreman), Felix Prenter, Arthur Mec- Cluskey, James McGeown, Jolin Doran, John Carter, Jos. Kelly, John Smith, Thos. Murray, Terence McSherry, Hugh Byrne, Francis McAtamney, and John Walls, ' 5 Mrs Rose Ann McKerr, the deceased’s mother, deposed that she ...
... Prullik7ndu Arms. Mr. Roy Evans, Neweacle . .Emlyn, applied ' 1 for a renewal of the licence of the Pesillwyea• du Arms. Llondygwydd.-1 5 .C. Jones. I Jech-d rid. stated that the been wellconducted, end batik if the licensee was taken away. would only ...
... Drover'a Arm'.., Adpar. P.C. Richards, Adpar, gave evidence in the case of Drover's Arms. Adpar, the licente of which appl.ed for on behalf et the owners and l•censee by Mr. 1). T. tit-time, N-weastle Emlyn. The house was one of the oldest in Adpar.—Mr ...
... 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 ...
... 1.1 OR Sale, Drawing-Room Suite, inlaid mahogany; . Settee, Arm Chair, 2 Small Chairs, splendid condition. No. 169 Express Office. ERRING BOAT SAILS I'OJt, SALE. H FIFIE BOAT:—2 Foresails, 311 and 317 yards, 7 9 months' wear; 1 Mlzzen Sail, 205 yards ...
... pillows, gain. by 18in. ; sheets, towels (bath and face), nightshirts, Cardigans, lint and wool, in ilb. pee- . kets. I Parcels to be ' addressed to the St.' i John Warehouse , be. St. John's Square , CARRICK•ON.SUIR PETTY SES. men who came to Mass from over ...
... brother, John M'Grath, has been inissing since the Somme offensive. Private James M'Grattan, Inniskilling Fusi Hers, son of Mrs. M'Grattan. Bazaar-street. Port rush, wounded for the second time. Private R. O’Brien. Highland Light Infantry, son Mr. John O’Brien ...
... I_ 1 IN 11:102IAN. ALL-IRELAND ARMS RAlD.lttlit a Y—ln loving memory - of lois; w• ( es MD), me. POLICE AND MILITARY I DADDY 1 /1 0 01711111 YEAR UP W GENERAL SIR (Official Photograph I _ Stack was managing clerk to Dr. O'Connell, irralre. lie was arrested ...
... pockets Is 30 sock. 7 .it josekst• or 7 Pt., sod !Seders. or from *Mg,* armed Afoot Mall. 10 Street: Anktass Nerriags. &Vass and the T. r duly obeeld pleas their orderw with JOHN CAMPBRLL. Herring and Mackerel Nienlants, AROMAS& Cash with orderP, or usual ...
... them. By a curious chance, this statue is directly opposite the Regent House, and the figure of Grattan seems to gaze intently at its windows, while the right arm is impressively outstretched in appeal. ...