... 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 ...

... to ever^Da.^arme.. Supn.ied SPECIAL HUSK or HOOSE CURE bother 1 ordered the'dffendlnt ‘S' P«T The Certain Remedy. £'“ r ' off ...

... Daniel, neing, 1 Height one foot six inches, hair light, eyes blue. Each of the twins was provided with a landing card, and armed with this, Mrs. Collins and the babies were permitted to leave the liner, being lollowed steward with tb® young passengers* ...

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... SEMI-NAKED MAN’SWILD DASH HITS POLICEMAN THE JAW. A powerfully-built man sprinting along Heiitielcl Street, and waving his arms and shouting, created sensation among Glasgow business people Monday morning. To complete tlw thrill the sprinter tore off ...

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... Aldergrovc (John M'Connell)*; 5, Frank Manderson, Crumlin (Thos. Morrison). Class (confined)—l. John Miller. Seacash (nlouph held son): 2. T. W. M'Farlane, Crumlin (Samuel Whiteside); 3. Edward Rankin. Lisnataylnr 'Jame«s Rankin); 4, John Min ford. B ...

... bad ch c rge the arrangements, which were carried out the satisfaction all present:—Brs. E. Hazlett. W.M.; I Kay, John Morrow. Bob M‘Kay. John and James Hazlett. Br. Sir Knt. E. Hazlett, W.M.. extended all present a hearty welcome, ami said was pleased see ...

... the helter-skelter stampede* and short time there wore very few people about _ save the armed forces the •■town and those hemmed by them. William A'urran Grattan Parade. Drumcondra* who is an assistant Messrs. Tyler’s boot shop in George's Street, received ...

... effecting apparent accommodation by means contradictory promises is having its effect. The North, armed and disciplined, is watching the South, which is armed but not disciplined. The great four-fifths of Ireland, having found bond-of union in a common hate ...

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... (Laughter.) Formerly there were i American speakers and organisers in con- The sudden death of Mrs. John Clarke, : nectio ' the teetotal campaign but Antrim Arms Hotel, Glenarm, which occurred | s * l,c ® he chairman) had drawn attenon Thursday evening, 22nd ...