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... patriotism. ll committee, with Mr. John Black, At the present Juncture these are valu- chaiitman of the No. Councal, able pledgee, and their faithful . on ’Saturday fast anco will of immense assistance in hav- deputation, of Mr. John Black, in f G ® l a eelt ...
... then lived witli father. Accused was asked to produce the revolver he was u carter in the day. He at first denied that he had arms, hut afterwards handed over a fuly-loaded five-chamber revolver. A civilian witness who resides in the district. gave evidence ...
... Simon said the of the Governrnent in Trelam! had fe ...
... do®. All tVool Cashmere Hoie; worti, worth lid. Only 2ks each. 2s ,? IW. Is 6il pair. ' in y l 5. do/.. Men’s Heavy Wool Cardigans. i , twelve different coloure. (Regular jwioe, assortcl I 10s (id. To-day's Vico lid. '' h,to Jazz I 4.do*. Men's Stripe ...
... that sum of was available for free places and prizes for the pupils attending Omagh Technical School- DM tittlng to Dinner. lt John llvrne, gardener, Hosloixl, iiaJnnlough. Cork, died suddenly when sitting down to dinner. ___ over a monastery at Rosnakill ...
... that bloodshed resulting from armed hostilities in this country had been ended* i A DARING EXPLOIT. U'nfortunately the news from Cloneß published this rabming furnishes grievous evidence to the contrary. On Saturday night armed bodies of Ulster Specials and ...
... under arms, the house of Patrick M’Menamin, Altgoland. Mr. M'Coy, B.L. (instructed by Mr. Cooper), appeared for the appellant, and Mr. R. H. Carson, Crown Solicitor, also appeared. The evidence was that M'Menamin’s house was entered by armed men on the ...
... was carried out on Saturday evening, Mr. de Valera said they were summoned of this agreement, and who will look for when armed men held up the stafi and took there to protest against a meditated kudos in respect of it, were in London. away all the loose ...
... —liloowrs. li. O’li. Browne, P. J. Cote. li. J. Uoiierty, Bolxmi Doherty, Patrick Kaivuiangh, John MX.larr»n, (JJkir’es Jaanoa il’oonu-Jte, I‘u.inu.k Quigley, John anil Edward dir. ...
... trvina I.ater th»v tired the mail for Kincstowh. Ah one yonng CorVeian «e-d in w'« office-, and a dee attached to crepe arm!- hrs arm nulled off. CORK’S IMPRESSIVE TRIBUTE. ({age Cortege Touching Scenes. The Military Order. lbs Press aPtUrk”^ wumuul . mu ...
... Agreement signed London making their operation imperative, and after a General Election they might told, Grattan was to’d, “Mr. Pitt is not in power. If Grattan had not disbanded his Volunteers the Union would never have been carried and they should not disband ...
... should be made public. JOHN M CAFFERTY. Tcrmon, 3rd August, 1923. TIRCONAILL POSTAL FACILITIES. LETTER FROM P.M.G. At the monthly meeting of the Stranorlar Rural Council, held in the Court-' house, Lifford, yesterday, Mr. John M'Dcrrnott (Chairman) presiding ...