... was addressed Mr. Arthur Griffith and others. A special train bringing supporters from Larrickmacrowj Was held up Inni by an armed mao, who ordered the driver to leave. Some delay occurred while another driver despatched from Dundalk. .. Tb© meeting in Dundalk ...

... Thomas Thompson; Thompson Donald, M.P.; C, R. Bustard; W. Grant, M.P.; D. C. Lindsay. A. H. Muir, A. Lowe. F. M’Kibbin. John W. Milan. John Beattie. Captain J. L. Bennett, and Mr. R, Dryad ale (assistant secretary), representing the Ministry of Labour. The ...

... ravage to him from Father M’Grattan. In consequence of that witncss got his motor-car ready side Dog’s about yards, he saw three men standing on Tho man was wearing a fawn trench coat, with no cap, rough tweed tvousers cardigan jacket, and out of the left-jisnd ...

... and the Order of St. John Jem* salem in England in recognition of her valuable services rendered during the late war. Mis* Murtland is present settled in Nova Canada. Hie relatives the late Mrs. Watkinson. eldest daughter of Mr. John Mlntyre, architect ...

... was admitted to the house by Mrs. CVConnor. She was excited looking, and asked what was wrong. He told her that a search for arms was going to be made. Levi O'Connor came into the kitchen from the backyard looking uneasy. The witness and other policemen ...

... Overalls, Underskirts, Petticoats. Chemises. Knickers, Drawers, Lace Curtains, Boys Knickers. Vests. Pants, Wool Searves, Cardigans, Jumpers. Boys Jerseys, Sweaters. Mufflers, Bodices, Table Cloths, Pillow Cases. Ciimbinations. Bed Spreads, Corded Ve:vm ...

... Ladies' Vests-101d, i 9 3d, is 9d, is 11d, and 2s 3d each. Ladies' Knickers--10Id, is 3d, and is 6.1 per pair. Ladies' CARDIGANS, JUMPERS, FRQC/iS and COATS—aII at CLEARING PRICES. Men's Socks-sd, ed, 10 d, is and is 3d per pair. Boys' Jerseys-2s 3d ...

... were gazetted last night Mr. William Al-.*.aider IJiids.iy. Norroy ing-of- Arms. to be King-of-Arms. and of Mr. Gordon Ambrose Lisle Lee, York Herald, to N’orroy King of-Arms. Mr. H. A. VachelJ, the novelist, was threwn from his horse whilst hunting with ...

... ANOTHER SENATOR HOMELESS. MANSION BURNED. ONE OF THE SPOTS. Ballynastragh. the beautiful residence of Senator Sir Thomas Henry Grattan Esmonde, Bart., situated three miles from Gorey, (o. Wexford, was set on fire on Friday night and burned the ground. * Sir ...

... art--and already there's far too much noise in the world' CAUGHT IN THE SHAFTING. INQUEST ON ARMAGH MAN. On Tuesday evening Mr. John R. Peel, coroner for Mid-Armagh, held an inquest on the body of Wm. Elliott, labourer, Callan Street, Armagh, who was killed ...

... Road, Sunderland—injuries to arm and ■hock. Miss Mary Levan, South Terrace. Wallaend —injuries to both legs. Edward Prinatesta, Chichester Street, Gateshead—injuries to foot and back. Norman Prinatesta, same address—injuries arm and leg. Catherine Prinat ...

... apphcatiou - of Mr. John either ior the Kilkeel rural district, schuol attendance were against the following in respect of their chi'alieu:—Richard Murphy. Drumsesk : Henry Shields, 1/1 - innrengli tsi (inlet - Si; Henry Doran, Ballymoney; John Min- Water Street ...