... Dark, The Knocks, Prince Clifton, Act. tive Lad, Anytime, Docor Patrol, an¢. Chin Chin. ; CARDIGAN ELECTION, COALITION LIBERAL RETURNED. The result of tha Cardigan election iz a 5 follows :— Capt. Ernest Evans (Co. Lib.) 14,111 Mr. Llwellyn Williams (Ind ...

... Senentional shootings occurred in Cork this morning. \ A father and son pamed Hawkins, residing in Grattan St., proceeding to work, were seized By armed civilians, put into a car, and driven away. Later shots were heard, fired in a quarry in the suburbs ...

... a great crowd, armed with pickaxes, spades, and shovels, next overran the grounds and levelled everything, including a higl, fence thrown up along the riverside. It was Saturday afternoon, m:é when the news of the onslaught reached John Beresford, he ...

... Harding St., injury. to arm, Messts. Kerry, Halfpenny, and Mcßride were dragged * from md during Curfew hours yesterday morning and {aken to lonely fields in the north of the city and shot dead, Tn each case the participants, all- armed men, some Wwith their ...

... GRATIA ooy voy syl ne Grattan, fAIUY TOB O ert 'r{h }}ishamble streot, John Gilbert ree o Ak Anthony Grattan, resided .; Fishfimgle strect, ag:gomted church in FISSO g, Johnts, 1615 probably the ‘aedeoos ...

... carrells paesengersf the other was the night goods castle-on-Tyne, who is assailing trial at Row. to-day. Senator Sir TH. Grattan Mallow Tralee. next salmi: ..if the Central Criminal Esnionde. Bart_ presiding. The other In both instances the lives of the ...

... at the agresiltsie mrant an iiensiev the coma on John Cat•hery, ti., lo•n Stt.•••!. stated that he followed the raiders tollovving rat.•- • - of lasing ne would reinam a Free Trader. through Grattan St Two of theni had SCHOOLBOY KILLED Underground e:irker- ...

... the does not. She (soups a 'arm in the country, the only piece of property left of the once ciagnif,rent King estate, and makes it pee. Then a strange thing happens, hit this the picture it-elf which cooties to the Grattan Theatre to-morrow (Sunday). ...

... The wrote out the bill. She paid him the lite for the m*o. hiaight front the Tynte Arms Hat•: tan AIL Edmore! J. Donohoe stated that he we• 'amasser of the Tente Arm. Hotel behalf of Nlr. Jo.. Harting too. He Rent a van 111 Itlatebtock an admirable trilitite ...

... ' the greatest popular number of the season. there are numerous other features in the üblication, including. Bother Uncle John, by Mollie Jausiesta; fasemating stogy by Harold }fluidics*. topical fireside yarns; Irish Musical Prodigies, by Chevalier ...

... on the previous al Mot.. ` . , gores. Olibus._partia. year were read by the imeretary, treasurer, Wait:S. l de CM' Grattan, Mabee. Lerma ~seam and chairman, showing the clut i ito be in a . grtte, lioitne. Dodd. 8 wag togs b ur l a p, strong fi ...

... licence shall for ever thereafter be disqualified from selling wine by retail. The caw airo,e in the maller of thy• ft:state of John Coleman, deceased, shopkeeper and farmer, of Castlebluy-I %maiming that this section. though it ney, Co. Nlonaglian. whose ...