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... 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 ...
... then lived witli father. Accused was asked to produce the revolver he was u carter in the day. He at first denied that he had arms, hut afterwards handed over a fuly-loaded five-chamber revolver. A civilian witness who resides in the district. gave evidence ...
... a special Court, held in Letiterkenny, a young man, Maurice Bruce MacLennan, was charged with having, armed with a revolver, and with two other armed men, robbed Erne of £l6 on the night of the hist. District Inspector Walsh prosecuted. Mr. C. A. Flattery ...
... CARDIGAN BY-ELECTION. Tlio firtfc weak cl the Cardigan by-election concluded with the reeult very much an open quew tiou. Captain Evans (Coalition candidate) «- pressed eaiialaction with the progress of his candidature. Liberals claim a majority in the ...
... Welsh le Mali at Weignionoter rasp. It dew not folio. that Mr. tarputh It now rode Cardigan. I underrtanil, indeed, that be, has intention of Apesking ley-elowl Mon. Sir John Simon having olready ham , there ea the ..n.e.4 Indepentleot Liberalism. None of ...
... than the voluntary returns; they are received and ate .up to and the commodities are described in a precise manner. Si Mr. John Superintse..l dent oi die Statistics' and Implli-2enic Branch in presenting a '• v .M the Trade in Imports and f.porti at Irish ...
... 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 ...
... one of the armed men . - . . , h . . on o - heartily Empathy, both f or u. Germany included. That why lam tout over unfortunate Moh.lly too und public, grounds, with Sre revolver to his raodth, and fired. Another Coalition candidate in Cardigan for the support ...
... Simon said the of the Governrnent in Trelam! had fe ...
... 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 ...