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... ¥>>sr .v]sj‘p-s to all the members the Ulster Ex-Service Men’s Association. Sir John and Lady Lavery have arrived in Italy, where they will remain until the spring. Sir John has not been well recently, and it is hoped that the change will do him good. Viscount ...
... Miss Angela Grattan Bellew—Palma. Graduate, dog or hitch-1, Alias Grattan Belley—Dargle Sprite: 2. ?Hiss M. B. Long —The Graphic 3, John Wm. White— Omens Supreme. Limit, dog or hitch-1, Alias Grattan Bellew—Dargle Sprite: 2, Miss Grattan ...
... , is objects of historical intermt. one et the most importont being the Speaker's occupied by the Right Ron. John roster, speaker of Grattan's Perlin!vent. A picture of roster was in the at the time of the Ste, as well as paintings Lelv, Ciodfney Antiler ...
... at 2.30 p.m., when three armed men stopoed Walter E. Gray, rent-collector, Donegall Street, and took £5 from him. Robert Heron, 24, Old Cavehill Road, collecting- rent* in Boundary Street, and while in a house four men armed with revolvers entered. He ...
... a special Court, held in Letiterkenny, a young man, Maurice Bruce MacLennan, was charged with having, armed with a revolver, and with two other armed men, robbed Erne of £l6 on the night of the hist. District Inspector Walsh prosecuted. Mr. C. A. Flattery ...
... tialcood was defended by• Mr. Jams Raid and M'Cangban by Mr. 8..1. Fos, being instructed by Mr. John Grattan'. Metwed ..tated that he had been told by another Arm he two hags of cement sweepings which were lying at the dock, and he did not know that two hags ...
... They replied to their assailant.' fire, hut it is not knosn sith what effect. Two civilians sere also wounded—John Reilly 4741. of 2 Grattan Court, and a woman. Roth sere removed to hospital by the City Ambulance. Reilly receiving a wound in hand from ...
... parents' residence, 4 Westmoreland Street, John. infant eon of John and Miunie King. His remains will be removed, for interment in Carnmoney Buryingground, on to-morrow (Friday). at 1 p.m Safe in the arms of Jesus. JOHN AND MINNIE KING. MAWHINNEY?JuIy 20. 1921 ...
... trial being admitted to the Courthouse. At all the approaches to the Courthouse armed soldiers and police were posted. Messrs. Corrigan, 8.C., Dudley White, 8.C., and John O'Byrne (instructed by the Chief State Solicitor) prosecuted. The prisoner was defended ...
... MEN. Shirts, SS, 3/S, Sill, Much Reclused. Lambs Wool Pants and Shirts, . 4/11, half price. Cardigans wars 7/11. Jumpers 3/6 and 3/11, loa7l price. Pure Cardigans, 7/6, Usually 15/. Stooldnotie Knickers 1/2, Usually Soaks, ed., fd., If-, 1/3, halt pries ...
... on Major Paid Grattan, deacribed aa the non of Derryman, who ...
... us never Be so foolish as to our arms to gain the goodwill of omrs. As for the League of Nations, believe in its power to enforce its writ have seen its sheriff. OBITUARY. Times announces the death in London i.,v of John Gilbert Bohun Lynch, the jud ca ...