... Senentional shootings occurred in Cork this morning. \ A father and son pamed Hawkins, residing in Grattan St., proceeding to work, were seized By armed civilians, put into a car, and driven away. Later shots were heard, fired in a quarry in the suburbs ...

... O’Connell 14. John Devoy. 5. Michael Collins. 15. John MitcheJ. 6. John Dillon. 15. Patrick Sarafield. 7. Arthur Griffith. 17. Loro Charlemont. 8. Pres. Cosgrove. IS. Lord E. Pitxgorold 9. V.-Pr«s O’Higgins 19. H. Joy McCracken 10. Henry Grattan. 20, Mias ...

... Nlontgornery & Chaytor) applied on the part, of petitioner, Mrs. A. Mary Grattan Power, to hs the time and', mode of trial. The petition was for divorce Ifrom Major A. Grattan Power on the grated of enmity. The part.ts resided at Gletwairo Abbey, Waterford ...

... 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 ...

... a great crowd, armed with pickaxes, spades, and shovels, next overran the grounds and levelled everything, including a higl, fence thrown up along the riverside. It was Saturday afternoon, m:é when the news of the onslaught reached John Beresford, he ...

... 10th--Conference of Irish Labour Party and Trades Union Congress and prominent railwaymen on Rail crisis. T.alee ruled by' armed forces, and bakeries and butchers only allowed to open premises. .lrobush of police at Ardfint. Trace; two Civilians and polios- ...

... entered the water but failed to find any trace of the body, lie remained in the water about ten or fifteen minutes. Ho then saw John Ryan and some women running along the shore towards the body. Witness hurried after them, and for about 40 minntaa and others ...

... Cycles. 4 BICYCLE to be relied on—The Lncania; l 1 nu better value obtaining; prices from £8 10s. Id.; agents all over Ireland. John O'Neill. Ltd.. Lucanla Works, Dublin. T.O. ALUUINJUM Number Plates, Eslutuat Pipe•_, ' Nickel and Buss Plating. Cycle and Motor ...

... Ocreare. are 2147. Furniture stay John F. Yoram S? North - - Xing Street. Debits. AT.*Oinee ts 6 UPPor'Abbe, St.: ppbltif—a lk Overcoats. atelts;• hatbets: • Wexner/. ComPETENT iihnftbscid-TYpitt wagted seerehee. Cardigan's, Soots. Puttees. Mitt tor .Dublin; ...

... civilians. Ile bad seem ban daily when on duty in his ear in town. Constable Dominick Cunningham. 110 D, said he was on duty at Grattan Bridge about 2.40 on Thursday when he heard some shots. which be believed were in the direction of the Ormond Hotel. lie could ...

... liquor and the distillation and sale of spirits and .tier purpose. conneetedtherulth.. legal agai persons foe acts done in ' armed revolt, for se* done is faith by persons in the meow tion et their duty, and persons in the service d the Provisional Government ...

... 17. 1923 BURNED DOWN. Sir T. Esmonde’s Historic Home. PRICELESS MSS. The beautiful residence of Senator Sir Thomas Henry Grattan Esmonds, Bart., situaU three miles from Oorey, was set fire on Friday night, and bunted the ground. Sir Thomas and his daughter ...