... M‘Daid and H. Gray (brothersin law), D. Daid, J. M Daid, E M Daid. and L. M‘Da’d (nephews). H. Conagihan, James Martin, and John Martin (cousins) Following Ueijuicm Mass, which was celebrated in the Long Tower Church Rev. G. Faulkner, C.C., the hist stage ...

... Collins nor the Four Courts acooj ted respons-. V>wmi bility, he appealed the young men - . A'tS.a. Ireland not to take up arms to slay one Assertion of Citizen Rights pother. Peaceable Observance Monday’s Demonstration Great Tralee Meeting. BOGUS PR ...

... patriotism. ll committee, with Mr. John Black, At the present Juncture these are valu- chaiitman of the No. Councal, able pledgee, and their faithful . on ’Saturday fast anco will of immense assistance in hav- deputation, of Mr. John Black, in f G ® l a eelt ...

... 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 ...

... that bloodshed resulting from armed hostilities in this country had been ended* i A DARING EXPLOIT. U'nfortunately the news from Cloneß published this rabming furnishes grievous evidence to the contrary. On Saturday night armed bodies of Ulster Specials and ...

... Agreement signed London making their operation imperative, and after a General Election they might told, Grattan was to’d, “Mr. Pitt is not in power. If Grattan had not disbanded his Volunteers the Union would never have been carried and they should not disband ...

... 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 ...