... Judge Osborne. John Crawley, 11, Lecky Road, cattle dealer, brought action against William Canny, Rossville Street, butcher, for committal order for non-payment of the sum if £0 19s 6d, being the first instalment of debt of €23 18s 9d Mil John appeared for ...

... name ever made Irish blood thrill cries out from his grave against it. Irish leader any age, with whatever arms, he fought- for Ireland—be it Grattan, O’Connell, or Parnell (to back further) —be it the Wolfe Tone of Revolutionary Republic, or the Davis of ...

... at Drunnaoarry, Lotting, for Mr. John C. Donnell and .Vitas Coll; at 3 o’clock, extensive Letting, at Massinass, for Mass Harkin Thursday, 1-2.30. Clearance Sale Stock, Crop, and Letting Land at JOdnaharnon, for Mr. John Davis including Stack's Oats, 2 ...

... retailed in packet or vessel bearing « motor car near Cardigan, and killed indicating that the use of the dip stantlv. The car is said to have been ir. certain proportions has been approved driven one-armed man. Both men • e, P kment for the purpose were 70 ...

... Feny. Meenderry, fined Is: Hugh Ferry. Ballinu. case James Bovle, Cloonbara, case dismissed; John M'Ginley. Baltoney, case dismissed ; Doohan, Drumalinncy, ; John M'Gce, Ballina, case dismiss;oJ • Mary Curran, Kepldrum. fined 2s. The evidence both sides ...

... The Secretary of Eire Og. who entered for the same competition, is Mr. John Sweeney. Burt, Bridge-end. \bcrfoyle United have in M Laughlin and Dorain two promising ItiH backs. John Doherty has obtained his tranr-fer from Rock Rangers to Rossvi le. Paddy ...

... that deceased died wounds caused members of the Free State forces in the discharge of Iheir duty whilst lie was engaged in an armed attack the forces of the State. One of the military witnesses said that deceased when asked if was an Irregular” said that ...

... such every friend Ireland.” .u The resolution was backed by the Arms of the Volunteers of 1782, with which are associated the name* of the Lord Charlemont of that time, and Henry Grattan. The result was that the Parliament of London passed Act, 23 George ...

... been (Jermany's jis»ce-Lorraine to trance. What Lord Sal- M % are the least willing to leave their 1 Oat Straw do, , 2 dump arms and ammunition hidden in ° representative at Francis Joseph’s Court ishury to-day claims, that Berlin mtima- farm® in order ...