... crawlers and hypocrites, Ireland's /intim.] leaders since the Union— Grattan, O'Connell. Butt, Parnell, Redmond, and Dillon. South O'Brien. John Mitchel, Kevin Ion! Doherty. John Martin, Garen Duffy. Michael Devitt, A. M. Sullivan. T. D. Sullivan. T ...

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... Graham. 8.A., CC., Francis J. Firth. .on of the late Thomas Firth. Porteduern, to Mary, daughter of the late John Doyle. and of Mra. Grattan panda. Drummed's. sad. SIMMS—JuIy 31. 1919. at St. Columba*. R.C. Cbuzch, r.dinborgl., by the Roe. Canon Mullen ...

... tela■ lives of the late Mr. John Menton. * There were also present at tho meeting: Messrs. Wra. Field, ifon. President; Matthew Bruton. James Cullen, T.C.; Uomtrd Storey, John Crcgan, Patrick Toole, Matthew Coni nor, and John P- MacAvin. secretary. GOVERNMENT ...

... ESCAPE FROM AN ASYLUM A young man named John Moylan, Newmarket, escaped from Cork Lunatic Asylum, where he had been an inmate for some weeks, having been transferred there from Cork county jail, where, on a charge ce making a sedition speech, he was ...

... 'granted the re/WO, Mei notolablt opgcti Mr. John Moloney, mnliclior, Mediator,. to diked them. Later on • deposition awe mad. by Nolen MeKinorry. of the li:nited Males Aerodrome. detailing the cannaarm andsr which the pollee roaetethles wens mooted ...

... Ballyclan, County Limerick, but the age of fourteen went to live with her uncle, John Connery, shoemaker. A year later, ehe developed into u most attractive girl and was seen John Seaman, an ex-officer in the Royal Navy, who fell violently in love with her ...

... Psolu House, Cranes Arms, Shropshire, and Gladys Mary, daughter of the late t!tr‘d A. Knex, IJ.L., of Modist Falco., Balllna, will take early in April.. Lady Winifred Lowry Corry, the Hoe. Deem& Massey, Sir Michael Labia, slr John Unman. Sir Joseph Glynn ...

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... was a large number of visitors. The amusements provided for the holiday maker, wen fell of variety. The ballroom, when Mr. Grattan Kelly's band played, was well patronised. The Fete will be continued today with added attraction'', so that thaw who attend ...

... 'Pace of 10 minutes the men acre deprived of tilde arms and equipment and left ly ng In die field. ARMS REMOVED. The raiders, who are said to hare numbered about 30, then directed their attention to the arms store. The 8 soldiers who occupied the building ...