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... the !last ocaasion he lost his Jeft arm, and has peen in hospital in England since Augst st He was awarded the Miliary Medal in September ,1916. He expects #o be home shorily. The youngest boy of the family, Private John Seeley, who was mmgd and suffered ...
... Clarke, son of Mr. Walter Qarke, High-st, writes his parcnts that _po is a prsoner of war in Germany. “gd is wounded in the left arm. Lieut. Clarke was repored missng shorily after e opening of the German offensive., Gassed. [ntimation has been received by ...
... would see to it that the can- JAMESUN—November 6. residence, Rockcer:y, Co Mo: ba wm! selected would be absolutely sound on John, .C., the dea: w James ana ei |) -be ove a Ale and also that he would insist that son of kam and the late J should only be ...
... Convent, Catherine Stret Newry Mr Susan f Lambe, Canal Street, Newry. rrand-uncl the late Mrs, Armstrong t t T 1 vide, Mr. John Grattan, of ¢ ollege Green, Dublin, was foreman of the jury in thi famous Yelverton marriage t il. The d- ...
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... Hoskin, 4 Sherbrook Atreet. Belfast, and husband of Mrs. Wileekin, 19 Geoffrey Street. DIED OF WOUNDS. eoileiral JOHN NORTON. Corwin' John Murton, Royal Irish Fool. tier.. who has been admitted to hospital in London. pounded for the third time, Is a eon ...
... that won by Grattan’s Vol bayonet’s point in 1782, avid m the Ball accepted by Parnell. Parliament would be at presen College Green only for the pre So satisfactory was that Act that the Ulster Orangeme! to rise in rebellion to destro John MacNeill founded ...
... Two weeks ago it was asserted, with every appearance of conviction, that the Bolshevists. having no arms wherewith to fight their own battles. were arming 250.000 German prisoners in Siberia. This tale has not been repeated. though it served to prepare ...
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... years ago. It was put operation hy Pitt. Castle! rent'. and Major Sirr when lof set purpo.e destroyed IL movement to n hid, Grattan. Curran. ' and Plunkett were allied with Wolfe Tone and hi:. colleagues tor all practical purposes. and t herrn f ter provoked ...