... to it, tiround, Whitworth road. 1 010. at lento Abb., !lane* O'Reilly. • R I P. Funeral 22.di 10.1. !0. at 14 Grattan Lamella, reliot. John RI,. Funeral tree St. 1 after 10 e'do,k 1918, at her 2 North Strand, of . th St. Morgan% 'o, to . od of her aad ...

... Jo Ltd., Dub. BOOTS sod Leather Monad, /Mart Jab , . IN ma salary and rater . Roscommoo. Armea—ft lorhog mem of Mepairen—Wootcl. two are good r. Jahn Flan Grattan Ledge Übe I wageo• moment Joh. Apply DOwdall, Cen• Merry. Mu. 'today. Rbotlgolt. trol ' ...

... Mick is about Um most suitable gift for man. Fria itmytb Lod 25 Grattan stied and 12 Parliament street. Down, can supple Umbrian., with tin care and perfactSo• characteristic of the arm, at prbes from 5;11. Via Mina Stocks from 1/, TUT .MUSN rellsglllo ...

... 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) ...

... Chairman of the Convention. appointed Supreme Court Justice JAW W. GOO. Moniignor Peter E. McCnualip. John Jerome Runner, Robert Ford, Ch arles J. Dolan. John Murphy, Matthew Cuminings, Janie& O'Sel• liters. Thomas J. Matthews. and Father. Herten • committee ...

... FALSEHOOD:• Mr. John O'Connor and a Visit to ?4aynooth There was much disorder during the 11/tiding et rival meetings after last Mae. at KSkork ea Sunday. and irrentially twenty armed ml. dere were stesinnad between the crowds. Mr. John O'Connor, Nationalist ...

... Murphy's Bubbles Mr. M. J. Rellly's Bleeson, Mrs. John Meler:dy's Air Raid, Mrs. John Meleady_'s Aeroplane, /lent A. E. Wiltin's Silver ' MIS Mrs- Wm. Toomey 's Pat, Lieut. Eighteen's Handy. Lieut. J. P. /armfuls's No. 61, Mr. D. Kellett's Booty, Lieut. C. ...

... Ori ffi n, R.M. 'a, who were informed that drilling had now stopped, to give bail for future good behaviour, which he did. !John Witted, Curradut Newport, we, ordered to be detained till the rising of the Court and give bail or go to jail in Limerick (sec ...

... On Tuesday afternoon an opp . rentics in me diva ) cup Mestre's stable, named Daniel Paterson, Decay. whose home is at .19 Grattan street, Cork, ro a r Ireland, was coming from the races when he aPesesdly Fae—Ny ll n olly), jumped on the back of a cab ...

... when Chief Superintendent Dunne approached them and told Count Plunkett no meeting could be held at the place announced (the Grattan statue', but that there would be no objection to ite being held in Foster place or Bereoford BANTERING AN INSPECTOR. THE SOUTH ...

... at a Yorkshire town on Toes. night through their laeroplanes coming Into collision. Theywere )den tilted yesterday as Lieut John Moriarty aidenaesti 1261. late of Lots, Linserkk (soft of )Ir. D. Tid. marsh, Chairman of Cannock and Co.). and Bec• Lieut ...

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