... Miss D orothy St. Lawrence wore an amber cardigan costume and !ergs almond brown fell hat. Mrs. d. J. Wcifeile, a pale grey coat and skirt Lod black hat; Mies Olive McNeil*, a white suit and grey hat; Mrs. John Brooke, • fawn .overt coating tailor-made ...

... offered by Mr. John MeCormakk at the Theatre Royal r tom..rrow• benefit for the 1; ish lireedic• tine Nuns of Kylemorel will open with the .eat Beetleiven arm Jehovah. hoar. h e ar me. It was in his singing of this groat aria that John McCormack won ...

... Duggan place. S. Glentari Division.—lobe Maher, 1 Grattan pasede. Driimorindia. Marro Ga. Oublln.—James Rater, Palmer,- town; Thomas F. Mealy, Cloodelkin. Smith Cs. Dubtin.—J. P. McCabe, U.D.C.. Iffeekrock; John Walters, 68 rpper George's street. Dun Laughaire ...

... Elusion, tie town naidenee of the once-powerful Earls of Moire, pereemes many memories to stir an Irish heart. was here Henry Grattan first made acquaintance of Cheries ion in NIL Here, too, the beautiful Parcels found • sympathetic home when Lord Edward in* ...

... that the trial will be finished on Friday. The 12 moo now on trial arii--Danitil Path Wal,ll. Daniel Branniff. James McCans. John McCarrie*, Vincent Campbell. Jahn Carney, Wm. 'Fullerton, Jame' inflames. Michael O'Carroll, Bean CYDaire, James Kavanagh, ...

... Oeinfed* P. Conodco. di.; John J. Moor aid other. ils.' W. Hoehn. Jo.; Amu Telford. J. Tire and amities. de: Hector I. It. WWI another Joseph Mon mod Dior. Rer. 11. Boi:bie, des: Lab. T. 14., do. Coe to oldrh eloshig ilay W Hy. Grattan Befloo. snoods. Io ...

... measure, and called all managers in tbe Bi= Counties to refuse to transfer reboots until an Amending Act was brought Bro. Rev. John MeDoveil, Presbyterian ministers Bro. Rm. Cook, M.P., Grand Master of lb:gland, and other apeakera denounced tho measure in ...

... •• 310 . . deal • Symington. Clontarf, John J. Pock, or mi dent they could meet it by rearing no- . regretted. R.I.P. Funeral from owed been Elect Vhad Navy Block thing but the best, and putting it of the John the Baptist Chun*. Cloatart. mods d 2 0 ...

... hirr. £5 for this month or five weeks, that he bath taught me, is a great deal of money and troub!ed tee to part with it.•• John Berkenshaw, a n ti ician. was one of the retainers of the Kil sloe family till 1641 drove him to England. After the Restoration ...

... Cannot sad woe takes possession of by the troops. ARM= In the MilllowsMallss sees *we_ ewe. gams, named Lynch sod were arrested. Troops Bellies tow wee. knows Irregulars Mombredt dlstirke, cos whom armed with • revolver sod bomb. Troops from Helena ems ...

... street, daatodisse. mid Constable Leeward were *ambushed Mom dey sight .1 Ca:drake, foag Mali tin by an armed seed Doyle remised wands the fees, arm end beck. The onastable eras wounded in the sbemMer. Drs. Cruise sod Xmas attended basil men. Caotteres ...

... conversation', aid • prodigies' friends in Ireland Elisabeth can sculptor, was commissioned to produce quantity of win e . tween Grattan and Foznwae.fnrieeverr.b.roken. broken.) Commissioner-I quite agree. !tensity, through dramatic scenes that strike been visiting ...