... ourselves for not having sooner taken this matter. Our correspondent points out John Street, Hercules Street, Hudson’s Entry, the other streets leading off Smithfield. Grattan Street, Ac., all which will with him venture to assert cannot be surpassed in ...

... - The King John Lodge, since they went to their new quarters. Queen's Square, are steadily improving week by week. On Friday they had a splendid Buffalo evening. This Lodge's progress has been rapid, and much credit due to Bro. John Scott, C.P., for ...

... F., Lame; Rev. James Clenagban, P.P., Cernlough; Rev. Jas. Small, P.P.. Cul feightrin; Rev. J. MaeLaverty, P.P., Glen• arm; Rev. John li'Llater, Adm., Glenravel: Rev. W. Ronan, C.C., Lurgea; Rev. Peter Campbell, Violet Hill, Newry; Rev. James Contrary ...

... the townland of Kileroagh, Castlcderg, iMr. John Elliott, coroner, held an inquest on the body of child. Robert Sproule, of Castlesessiagh, gave evidence of discovering the Ixidy, covered with black Cardigan. It was near the burn. Andrew Sproule, Kileroagh ...

... representative Irish anaemia. We may take the year Ist.ti Painelrs perosl eat triumph—as an example. So! 'Roma. Grattan Faimonde, the John Dillon, and a few other Catholics sho might ordinarily be classified as •• the 'gentry •• were in Parnell's Party: ...

... NEWRY. I . • ICSTABLLSHZD 1884. ARSE HAIR! HORSE HAIR! end Horne Hides, Cost, Kid, and ROSH Skins. _sad, arm sad Rs. CAlgs j CASH ON DELIVERY. 'arm —CORN MARKET • BOAT ET, Letter,: 34 Kiln:torn Street. P. MURPHY NEWRY. AND UPWARDS ADVANCID, LLa without ...

... 'that Grattan 'should nonnee the funeral elegy for the hbertive whale birth he had hauled. That libenv . which be had bo_ped might be perpetual end-rred exactly 18 years. Grattan lad traced the career in Ireland from injuries to 'arms, and from .arms to ...

... George Evans, widowerboth of Cardigan, were killed by a motor car near Cardigan yesterday. One car was trying to pass another round a bend when it ran into the old men, killing them. It is stated that the car was driven- a one-armed man. A verdict death by ...

... said revolver had been presented to Me. MkiUuun’s breast, and be had been forced hy armed men to enter motor-car, which was driven away. A letter was also read from Mr. John M'Mahon, solicitor, stating that between the hours mid-night and 4 a.m. Mr. Peter ...

... next generatio, the work was continued by a group of Dan Catholic merchants, headed by John Keogh, and supported by the political influence Edmund Burke, Henry Grattan and Wolfe Tone. The result of their labours, said the lecturer, was the Irish Catholic ...

... Rational Defence. Mr. 0. Grattan E.moode the interpretation niaeed on the ..tatement tnowie hy the for Agriculture. it form t, that the ,oe funrtmn of army to carry not the tienetion of an armed pollee fore.. Ira. at tar:ante with ttatement. of nat.onal ...

... off Lecson Street, was held five armed men. Three the party kept him covered, while the other two took from him X-25, the of his employer, Mr. William M’Cccroiok. 21, Chichester Street. the same neighbourhood an armed gang held up Thomas Shaw, 80, Cromwell ...