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... CoachxhoUSeS, two C. IV. SlTarland, M.A., M.C., John welted by hand-sewn system. I.arge Seed-cleaamg Machine (Boby A Co.), with Set of Elevators. 1 u, T-, ~ ~ _ , . , . Thomas, second son of Mr. and Mrs. John niade tr. nrA , Saturday, 22 6 . Drying Apparatus ...
... ALLEGED ARMED ROBBERT. Three Hem Returned for Mai. Statement by Joint Trustees tbs Present Position. Samuel Wateon, Dnfferis Street; Joseph Galbraith, Wallace'» Row; and John Hamilton, Newcastle Street, were charged remand with robbery while armed. Mr. J ...
... control. If. in the timo of Grattan's Parliament. Ministers mad been members of Parliament, the Act of Union, added Mr. Fjggis, would never have been bought.” (Mr. Figgins's history at fault. Lord Castlercagh was a member of Grattan's Psrliament.J Mr. Peter ...
... FAIR DAY MURDER Assailants Escape In the Crowd. John Killen, a member of the Free Mate forces, stationed at Ballinrobe, was shot dead while sentry go on Thursday evening t* men who tired point-blank range with revel-* vers. There wae fair in the town ...
... a store for field dressings, provisions, dc. A verdict of murder by persons in armed opposition to the Free State army was retuned at the inquest in Pork on the body of John Walsh, who was shot dead on Monday night when going home. The evidence showed ...
... They replied to their assailant.' fire, hut it is not knosn sith what effect. Two civilians sere also wounded—John Reilly 4741. of 2 Grattan Court, and a woman. Roth sere removed to hospital by the City Ambulance. Reilly receiving a wound in hand from ...
... , is objects of historical intermt. one et the most importont being the Speaker's occupied by the Right Ron. John roster, speaker of Grattan's Perlin!vent. A picture of roster was in the at the time of the Ste, as well as paintings Lelv, Ciodfney Antiler ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... down. Other Rancor eases were—John Ill• Mantis, Charles tTNeilk S. MI cooly and John 911.attehlan. who were eat h fined 54 and 2v Holywood—William Stevenson, Is anti 9a costs. Newtownards—John Gunning, Robert Clark, John Ferguson and Hugh Ritchie were ...
... BRITAIN YESTERDAY MORNING. ARMS FOUND IN HOUSE. A PUSH CAUSED DEATH. FATAL END TO ARGUMENT. ON POBTABOWN NA'. The fatal end to an argument was described at Lurgan Workhouse on Monday, when an inquest was held on the body of Wa. John Overend. a Brackagh (Porta ...
... Tiedcric Corder. Fur-Trimmed VELOUR COATS Gowns and Coat Frocks, JUMPERS. BLOUSES, AND CARDIGANS. GLOVES, HOSIERY, AND NECKWEAR. Gentlemen's, Ties, Gloves. and Cardigans. Tito Moyers of these Deporteente Its•e again returned from 1 Ith (noire A • latent ...