... and the Order of St. John Jem* salem in England in recognition of her valuable services rendered during the late war. Mis* Murtland is present settled in Nova Canada. Hie relatives the late Mrs. Watkinson. eldest daughter of Mr. John Mlntyre, architect ...

... prcse* cuted District Inspector Walsh for baring arms his possession without a permit. Sergeant Grattan, Letterkenny, proved having, with other police, .visited defendant’s house. Lecky denied having any arms. After search the sergeant found fowling-piece ...

... Poynton, Australian Minister for Rome and Territories, has decided that, in view of the information he has received., Mr. Grattan &monde, who is suspected of being a Sinn Fein envoy, should not be allowed to land in Australia. under any , pretext, whether ...

... plaintiff. Mr. John Tracy, on behalf of Derry No. 2 District Council. ppr Wed this and other claims. His Moamar allowed as damages the amount of he insurance policy, 2622, half to be levied off Milford Union and half off the county at large. John R. Stevenson ...

... in every country. What right has any man to live without working! Dr: Macriamara, replying, said he welcomed the I CAPTURED ARMS AS PRIZES. earliest eeportunity 1.1 taxing counsel together on Owen Cunnane has been sentenced to the problem of wieniployment ...

... something was done in the matter. A handsome portrait of the late Sir John B. Johnston, J.P., a former chairman of the Com- . . . minimisers, was presented to the Board by his son. Major John Weir Johnston, B.L. The portrait was formally handed us.— Major Johnston ...

... WOMAN AND ARMED MEN. Two field general courts-martial were held at Ebrington Barracks on Tuesday. In the first case John ktutherford, twenty, an ex-soldier, belonging to Ballyborey, was charged with assault with intent to rob, common assault, and with ...

... soldiers. He was vice.pmeident of the Tara as if they had Isviefited by their stay. Reliant Leagne. In btftalles under their arms they carried their pnr Arthur, who was in hi. filly - sixth year. There were also dilapidated port- vow bon ,. at. wohiiv ...

... . P 2o er n fec . t fitting Goods. 1 0/11 lilt' Jade, and Stone. Former . 4 11. VERY SPECIAL. -50 Mieb pen WM' pure Wool Cardigan COATS. Wool COATING Cheviot. Only 2/6 PERFECT Now offered, clearing prim, in ell the Medina leshionable shade,. 5/ii shades ...

... taken prisoner and a considerable quantity of arms, ammunition, and some important papers captured. The people cheered the troops, and gave unrestrained expression to their joy at the victory of our arms. The troops are very tired out but in good spirits ...

... announced his nominations of thirty members for the Senate,as follows:—Mr. John Bagwell, Mr. H. G. Burgess, Dowager Countess Desert, Earl of Dunraven, Mr. J. C. Dowdall, Sit Thomas Grattan Esmonde, Sir Nugent Everard, Mr. W. E. Eyre, Mr. Martin Fitzgerald, Dr ...

... age. Another Senator's Mansion HR THOMAS ESMONDE'S HEAVY LOSS. Ballynastragh, the beautiful residence of Senator Sir Thomas Grattan Esmonde, Bart, three miles from Gorey, was set on fire on Friday night and burned to the ground. Sir Thomas and his daughter ...