... Tom Armatrong (eons), Mrs. A Belturbet (daughter-in-law), Mr. John R. Barber, Collooney (eon-in-law), Messrs Tom Hamilton, Tom Armstrong, and Robert Wil- aon, Manorhamilton (cousins), Arm- strong and William and Archie Fletcher (nephews.) The funera: ...

... | esid he would heer the evid | Dr. Rouse deposed that he was called about 1 o’clock that morning to Mullaney’s Hotel in Grattan Strect to eee Thomas | ver When he first caw him he waé |: on the floor in the hotel hall. He was ying partly unconscious ...

... were milita and lice from Manorhamilton, and told John itchell to come to e window. He did not do so, but a few minutes afterwards two more shote were fired, this time wounding Private Nash in the right arm and lung. next fetched the District Inspector from ...

... Father Kenney, C.C., president; J. J. Curtey, ricepresideut; F. Kirlehan and John Kevin, Trer.tureft; E. Bufln and it. i. Carrol!, D.C, lion, secretaries; J. J. Clancy, T.D.; John Hennigso, Co.C. ; W. Pilkington, W. J. Kelly, James Oilmartio, T. Giblin, ...

... River in 174.‘J. James Mooney, John Finley, and William Cool accompanied Daniel Boone 1769, and they were followed by Captain Grattan, John Tool, and John M.*- Manus, who laid the foundation the city. Captain Flynn, John Riley and Francis ...

... AND HANGING THREATS IN CO. LEITRIM. Armed Men’s Raid in Dead of Night. ine representative of the “Free nan’s Journzai’’ writes as follows :-— The shocking outrages which were perpe- trated in South Leitrim by armed and uni- men we created a feeling of ...

... ready. Large Stock to select from. QUALITY HIGH. PRICE LOW. Habits and Wreaths in Great Variety. HENRY T. MONSON. KNOX ST. * JOHN STHEET. SLIGO. Telegrams :—Monaon, Sligo.'* vrARS' success. DE RODS* '• Eewww pains BacV. Gravel. Stone, COMPOUND Kldaev- ...

... inhabitants of Lahinch} most of them in their night-clothes—men, women and children, invalids, old people over 80; and children in arms—were compelled at a moment’s notice and at the peril of their lives to fly through backdoors and windows to the sandhills in ...

... Public Bodies Books Taken. The books of the Sligo Union were taken from the Boardroom on Friday evening last about 5 p.m. Armed men entered the Boardroom and demanded the books from the Clerk. There was no alternative and the books were handed over. The ...

... further nutcase. The committee made a very wise in the appointment of Mr J. Morgan, manager of Mows Higgins & Keighron's, Grattan Street, as secretary, and Mr Tom Jones am aseiatanb Both officials are buoyed with marked ability and interest in their ...

... about the present position, who rightly deserve the praise and honour of all Ireland to-day. What matchless bravery our badly arm ed, badly equipped Volunteers stood up against troops who had seen service in many lands, who enjoyed the most perfect modern ...

... Harte, Jamea Flannery, Mm. Connolly. John Gilgnn, John Fergnaon, Michael Karanagh, Michael Onrran, P, Gilgan, J. Harte, Tom Fergnaon, Denis Brae, Mrs. Deraney, Hiaa Otlway, Denit Hunt. Tom Ferrell. Oman Hnnt, John Harte. Dan Bran, nan. Mint Korin, Mra ...