... Australian Army new pare Wooi Socks, knitted ladle. of Auttralia.n Red Cross Society, corti, our price poet:-g• 3d- Pair. British Arm y new Wool cost Ora , our price 011. postage 3d. extra. lic,Gurk's, Ye Olds nriositie Shoppe. 8 Lasitt's Quay, Cork. I.ll , ...

... .'' Sarah, built of oak and pitchpine at Kilkeel• keel 46'. beam .14% draft;'; selling with or witfiout 70 herring sets. John Davenport. Kilkeel. VOR Sale, Otter _and Salm» Nets. cecor,Thand I' Herring and Mackerel Nets, Cottoa Canyea, say number of ...

... ADAM SMITH, LTD., 65 West Regent Street, Glasgow. P ror LY Catal I Le. an Pr s iv e a il l . .el s Wicklow St., Dublin' A JOHN S . : s ii4t o e m rsoa t k o 'it.ne ( i ) er t , Donegallelfast, Interest 1/6 in Ste to No Hous e holders,nn ties. anywhere ...

... Cs,rk. LOR, Sa:c, Melones' Dough Mixer, hot plate I' troughs, etc Box 8902. OR Sale. quantity best Quality Hay sod Straw. John Ward. Tucar.. HALL or Recreation Rooms, about 60 x 30 x 13- lined, and annexe. I.:18(11.i ali ,, 60 30 x 8 (,-c.etional), lined ...

... trust-proof cushions, balls, cues, and other uccessones; gas fittings. For further particulars apply to Bennett's (Portsmouth Arms) Hotel, Enniscorthy. ANY Name in Irish or English made with Rolled Gold Wire on Mother-oi-Pearl Plain or Tricolour Brooch, ...

... Athy. FOR Sale s quantity best quality Hay and Straw. John Ward. Lucan. FOR Sale , Six Ivory Bagatelle Balls. What offers? Box 9581. - VOR Sale, Light Oak Sideboard, £l9; four Dinlug Chairs and two Arm Chairs, 418; all very grand condition. Box 9281. t3IOR ...

... centuries of ibis policy, actively and vigorously pursued, proved a failure from England's steadpoint. Grattilit's View. Grattan aptly gave the reams whoa be' stated that. although the Irish were eager to avail themselves of offseation. the/ fund to secrillee ...

... - 414`4 I r r. Lib ll** PIM Wage. , Movie,. 32 Lime Atteni. L.1.6n0. ILC.3 awl row. Dobbs. • n bets sr to Mosso Cod 118 Grattan !'reel. IV, &sell. '5 Urn L. awl IL Uranus 7 i. ~ caninit. 18 Lase. orme**l Wens. NMI,. WEI VP: P.l /Comp 0000 , P et ...

... ma whisk I k iary bean sitting- T. Grattan. was is me the climax to saltness this.. Is Me • dr sitmetlea. The Slates lb high pedestal smiled somoldtat mockingly, aid below sten Grattan! the Wisiordisr Abbey m i re I arm at Putney co Immarp111._11111„ hot ...

... freehoniens get lair' proate at the expense of IrishT• the Utter Irish Indspendent. industries. Most of the machinery mbar—Mr. John Good. President of the ported misfit double what it ehould. and Associated Chambers of Cowmen-0.. then it eery rarely what ...

... tight against the Lnietu.' Relying In Grattan. it ask. to Grattan that the opponents of the fatal measure turned with an appeal that he would some back nod lead the forces in detente of the Irish Parliament. John Philpet Curran had retired. Henry Flood ...

... and. In •11 however. nu, be halted a• doss to Ihr. herbe , oue S . pewee& 6 191 TRAFFIC IN GRAFTON 'TREE? In that II ion of Grattan •• reed from the .ern.' of elk Street and 'A basso ferret. rr.p.regrel•. to St. Stephen firer, :he trail.. II ro lifter one ...