... near 12 Merrion square. the residence of Sir John Arnott, Bart, Chairman of the Irish Times, Ltd. Two bombs were thrown at the City Hall isy men who afterwards fired at a passing military lorry at Grattan Bridge A passenger train was held up at Killiney ...

... a Daly. dance. The prisoners include Thos. Lynch and Thos. Ryan. Both were armed. En. Very Rev. Dean O'Leary, P.P., V.G., at countess took place at Burncourt and Belli- St. John's Church, Tralee, on Sunday, said namult. In the latter ricea man named that ...

... Saddle Honse—Min Grattan Driatr.. Mrs. Mathew Jackson. 2; G. Cob. or Ponies—T. Clericia, 1; J. A. II; B, Blaek, Cana, 3. OTHER JUMPING ENTRIES. Jumping orer the course for Champion —Miss Mary Meleady—Tango, 1; U. G. son—Cuthheit, 2; Mins Grattan Bellew, Jumping ...

... asks for some details concerning the career of John Augustus O'Shea, the celebrated Irish journalist NEW WORLD WIT. Any t. 41 ran make war, says feed Curs.,. That in the moon why wise ogee hare to arm Otarrehes.—Boateu 'frau script. A writer !aye ...

... %lte-made; Mattress Frames lbewired with wive mesh.—John Y. Moran. $7 North Ili. Street. Dublin. 1317 AT Weiner's. 17.5 Up. Abbey St.. Dabha—. Overcoats. Suits, Jackets. Tarkisera Breeches, Cardigans. Socks. Puttees. Skootie Jerkins, Tweeds and Serges ...

... Ocreare. are 2147. Furniture stay John F. Yoram S? North - - Xing Street. Debits. AT.*Oinee ts 6 UPPor'Abbe, St.: ppbltif—a lk Overcoats. atelts;• hatbets: • Wexner/. ComPETENT iihnftbscid-TYpitt wagted seerehee. Cardigan's, Soots. Puttees. Mitt tor .Dublin; ...

... Cycles. 4 BICYCLE to be relied on—The Lncania; l 1 nu better value obtaining; prices from £8 10s. Id.; agents all over Ireland. John O'Neill. Ltd.. Lucanla Works, Dublin. T.O. ALUUINJUM Number Plates, Eslutuat Pipe•_, ' Nickel and Buss Plating. Cycle and Motor ...

... liquor and the distillation and sale of spirits and .tier purpose. conneetedtherulth.. legal agai persons foe acts done in ' armed revolt, for se* done is faith by persons in the meow tion et their duty, and persons in the service d the Provisional Government ...

... THE NATIONAL BANK. Sir John Purcell Retires ; Directorate Changes. Arising out of the retirement of Bir John Purcell, X.C.8., Chairman, owing to advanciii4 years, the following changes in the directorate of the Natilinal Bank will take effect from to-morrow ...

... 'Mules. ITe had no arms in * hi. possession. IRISH INDUSTRY. The Necessity for Protection. ROTARY LUNCHEON. At this afternoon's luncheon meeting of the Rotary Club at Kidd's Buffet, an interesting and informative lecture delivered by Mr. John O'Neill, of the ...

... floor. I said to him, John, do you know who is in it at all? Come with the to John O'Loughlin a house, and I will give you £5 worth of whiskey.' He then took his bands out of my hair. I ran into the street. Mr. White K.C.—Has John O'Lleglifin pablichouse ...

... Delany, Borth a* Bark, John John James Byrne. Tom Phelan, Jim Zany. Joe Power, Ned Onspion, •.i Qamploo, Compton, BiU Tom Saab, Slick Dunne, Jo* Whelan, Conroy. Donna, Dick Casten, F. Killeen. Path MEATH tither, Larry Nolan. Mick 4. John Off, Jim Finn, Jim ...