... of Reprisals in South Africa kir At mar Ih'utlei .1. Immingham s , ription of the execut.on Of Cutnehuilt and sir John Simon iii Cardigan. 10,1! Nturph, for Living a ic‘olver in hue night, delivered 1 - ,gorous a tlinks on i posses.siom and ho %alined ...

... rarryhar arm.. It will make this cuumry adieua in the e;es of the world. 1111. ifenlle, inn testi a letter Le had teniece' imam the mother of ,Eahr era Potter, am of the seemed. and the itatling was accompanied by grown,. THE WORST WAY • Sir John Simon ...

... SITTING ON THE TWO STOOLS IN WALES Coalition Candidate is a Liberal in Cardigan Captain Ernest Esans, I.lrld Geor;:e'r secretary•. who is Coalition cauclidate for Cat• diger, has at length felt compelled to declare his programme in an election *dare, ...

... carrying arms. It will make this country odious in the eyes of the world.' Mr. Hendeisoo read a letter he had recriced from tko mother of Xdward Potter, OM of the accused. and the reading was art ompanied by groans. THE WORST WAY Sir John Simon Examines ...

... on hands are likely to provide sufficient proof as to the changing mood of the electors towards the Coalition. The fate of Cardigan evidently preying on his mind, and het admitted in his speech to the Welsh deterslion last week that he would regard is as ...

... Victoria, Windsor, Ca. ilogan, and a host of other similar titles, whilst the esteemed names of George Petrie, John O'Donovan, Eugene °Tully, John Hogav, .1. T. Gilbert, Charles Halidav, persnnsges intimately connected with Dublin, together with the vast ...

... Dark, The Knocks, Prince Clifton, Act. tive Lad, Anytime, Docor Patrol, an¢. Chin Chin. ; CARDIGAN ELECTION, COALITION LIBERAL RETURNED. The result of tha Cardigan election iz a 5 follows :— Capt. Ernest Evans (Co. Lib.) 14,111 Mr. Llwellyn Williams (Ind ...

... Sul of Eyes, from whom this street received its name. was Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. from 1672 to 1677. It'saex Bridge, as Grattan Bridge 'ear formerly called. was also named after this nobleman. 1 Dublin. and for that matter. Ireland, hie 'little cause ...

... (of RAID AT MAYNOOTH. Armed Forces Inquire for Playwright. Clown feces , aho came in a lorry, recently visited the residence of Mr. Patrick I Long, Sloyglare, near Nlaynooth. They brought out Mr. Long's two hone, Patti , * and John. rartly chested. and ...

... which • military dispatch rider was mortally wounded and docamenm, • revolver, and, it is believed, • motor cycle seised. Two armed civilians tool. up • position at corner of Mount Shannon road, and as the leading dispatch ntUrr appoariote 04.. Ir.. ordered ...

... pariormald. in the employment of Dr. Parsons. Further charges were now satered against the wetessel. namely, stealing from Grattan Hotel two gents.' overcoats value FM, the property of the proprietor, Mr. McCarthy. Evidence was given by Mi t e Morph y of ...

... so up to the rather portion of nineteenth century. Many mindsets of the Irish Parliament lived here in the palmy days of Grattan's Legislature, when Dublin was the capital of a country goviened withl the consent of its own people. Among the great ones ...