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... SIR JOHN SIMON AND THE COALITION. on .Tohn Simon eaid the Geddes report constituted the most scathing condemnation Coalition waste, muddle, and extravagance. It should hare been published two months ago, mid it only saw light that day because the insistent ...
... BELFAST NEWS-LETTER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1922. CHAMBER MEETS UNDER ARMED GUARD Labour Men and the Oath. Heavily guarded by armed police, with near-by streets patrolled by their troops, the members of the Free State Chamber of Deputies assembled in Dublin ...
... 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 ...
... off Lecson Street, was held five armed men. Three the party kept him covered, while the other two took from him X-25, the of his employer, Mr. William M’Cccroiok. 21, Chichester Street. the same neighbourhood an armed gang held up Thomas Shaw, 80, Cromwell ...
... , 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 ...
... at 2.30 p.m., when three armed men stopoed Walter E. Gray, rent-collector, Donegall Street, and took £5 from him. Robert Heron, 24, Old Cavehill Road, collecting- rent* in Boundary Street, and while in a house four men armed with revolvers entered. He ...
... 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 ...
... lying on his face, with his arm at the hack of his head, and the body could not have got i n to such a position had the deceased been in bed when the fire took place. Mrs. Mary M'Oaughey, the widow, recallet said her brother, John, had visited the scene and ...
... 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 ...
... was addressed Mr. Arthur Griffith and others. A special train bringing supporters from Larrickmacrowj Was held up Inni by an armed mao, who ordered the driver to leave. Some delay occurred while another driver despatched from Dundalk. .. Tb© meeting in Dundalk ...
... were gazetted last night Mr. William Al-.*.aider IJiids.iy. Norroy ing-of- Arms. to be King-of-Arms. and of Mr. Gordon Ambrose Lisle Lee, York Herald, to N’orroy King of-Arms. Mr. H. A. VachelJ, the novelist, was threwn from his horse whilst hunting with ...
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