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... to Mr. P. Lvnn. manager. Drombanna Creamery, promotion general managership, Messrs. Watson’s, Tralee. ARMED RAIDERS ROUTED BY LADY - Four men. armed with revolvers, entered William street Post Office. limerick, and money from the lady charge She immediately ...
... after his election to Parliament he was called upon by the electors to support Grattan’s Decimation of Rights, and in reply expressed himself as thoroughly agreement with Grattan, and that had, moreover, “uniformly asserted 'he opinion in public and in private ...
... r'Ditision Mr. Will John is iut» BUO«*»a ,Ul» old votoren, Mahoo. who hsa »l»ay. bwß.a uno Iriond tbo pooplo. Hit appwi on bobalt.ol libbnfraan is strong factor fts.tbo situational may inducoavop tha Liberals 'to not* for Mr. John. CHltmi LahldHsl- Tha ...
... Bover,** tha raodarinz ti*** *aew toiwniw DtorA«>Mkk “* «Uie Battle BillmahmS, m«a -1 uianged to an old Iriab air, and alto John Kajjao'. ‘lrish Harvest Hymn,’ Which became gnat favourite in America, «han I gave Irish concerts, organised an festival of ...
... Gortf»d, Tyrone. Sit aitwwti*dr abugtd with muiUu ...
... It may seem far fetched to compare hia thin, apace spare (ace, fall, of intellect and character, with a well-known .tost of Johns Cscsar. But the ranmblsnce was there. A man of few words, put judgment and advice to the nation in this- pregnant sentencel ...
... gannon spoke— With fear was England shaken. When Grattan rose none dar’d oppose The claim he made for freedom; They knew our swords, cak his words, Were ready, did need them. Then let us raise Grattan's praise A proud and joyous anthem— And wealth and ...
... across Grattan Bridge. The occupants took cover behind the armoured plates and replied to the fire through the loop-holes. Almost immediately the artillery spoke again. The dull, deafening sound sent a crowd congregated in tho vicinity of Grattan Bridge ...
... to , adhere %o the Treaty, and to carry on ! make the Best of their victory.” IRELAND’S FAMOUS SON. John M'Cormack Pays a Visit to the Old Land. Mr. John U'ComiMk paid somewhat unanticipated and passing visit to the land on whose name his rare talents have ...
... m.» three armed men held up Mrs. Fielding, tha' Restaurant, Dollymount, on the Shore road 4| between Vernon avenue and Dollymoont, and took from her about £l3. rida y a vanman the employe; ent of John Murray.' Clontarf, was held three armed men hear Shankfll ...
... James’a Parlia|f , . King’s Inns. Neither them, ponding, Pie Uved f.m Franc). Savage, of Ardkeen, who liber for Co. Down in Grattan’s Parwith lord Castlereagh, was promt?smonent of the Union, and seconded lilrrnce Parsons’s motion refosing to irla the proposal ...
... shooting, and nearly everyone the vicinity was running to safety, tlmy-did particular notice, and,made then some towards Grattan_Bridge, and other* along Ohnond quay, from whore they ran through East Arran street. British armoured car, escorting party ...