... have arrested at their residences at Green’s Hill, Kilkenny, Thomas Cherry, Michael Brien, Edward Fitzpatrick, John Purcell, Dan Dunne, and John Dunne in connection with tho raids. The two latter were subsequently released. The shot-gun alleged have been ...

... in co-operate to make the panel a success. draw £6 a week. Mr. Grattan had been a condition to have driven a motor ear uncle, the influence of the morphia and the . Ito th ht Mr. Grattan lied collected about it was decided to recommentl i te r the Con- ...

... were eh•eted as fullows:—President. the Rev. John Itobeak, M.A.; vice : presidents, the Roe. William Overton. Mrs. John Williams, and Mr. E. Blewett; and seemtaq, Mr. Reginald T. Cudd (re.clectcd), Ihe Rev. John Roberts. Af .A . , the new pnitlent,canse ...

... GAB. COAT FROCKS, trimmed beads. Usual 29,11 Ladies' Silk Marocain AFIEN NOON FROCKS. Usual SS/6 Ladies' ALL-WOOL HNIITED CARDIGANS. Usual 7/U Ladies' All-Wool Tweed Tailorww wade COSTUMES to clear at HALF-PRICE. pairs Ladies' Fur. Lined GLOVES, in Buckskin ...

... HOUS2 XMAS, 1924. Grand Display of Suitable Presents For Ladies: Gloves, Blouses, Cardigans. Fancy Boxes of Handkerchiefs, How Scarfs, Umbrellas, Sc. For Gents: Wool Cardigans, Pullovers, Gloves, Hats, Caps. Leggings, Scarfs, Ties, dtc. Special Value In Brown ...

... in the house, and that he »ospec i ted that it was John McCormick did it. - jTAINS NEAR DOOR. John Frain gave evidence that his way the bog in the morning he called McCormick's, to light cigarette. John McCormick was there. Witness noticed that the floor ...

... Jeav- IPLETE of = vi ein’ OF sppointmert.—Frater, 5. . St. John's Terrace, R Sale, Chesterfield Sate in F° cock blue plash, £25, neari oh new; also Child's and @f. Gin. x Wyther Park RB. Road, Arm ALE. Welsh Dresses, Carpet. robe.—38, Frai brown oa ait aie ...

... consisting of CARDIGAN JACKET, with Sash, and Straight Line SKI only 52;6. Anut her Model at a very moderate price 1 is in Biscuit Colour, with Almond Green Silk St it,hing as Embroidery. JACKET - ; with Roll Collar, Cardigans and Pull-Over ...

... Hayling Island. The buyer intends to keep Stansted Park as a private sporting property. Cardigan House, Richmond Hill, formerly the residence of the intrepid Lord Cardigan, is for sale by Messrs. Hampton and Sons, a building site of great value near The Terrace ...

... work. The Maid Arms, by Robert W. 'Chambers (20. 6d.), is a trdly delightful s tory ef love and adventure in the bad old days. The author has won much praise for his Cardigan. and we predict Jet wry snore friends for The Maid at Arm rs s. M. Geoffrey ...

... The Carpenter's Arms. Lot 6.. The Freehold Fully - licensed Premiers known as The Penbryn Inn. let T. The Several Leasehold Licensed Prestiste,—The Castle bun. Cardigan: Inn. cardigan: the P:shgtierd nuns. the Verniers' Arms. Cardigan: with ...

... Thomas Thompson; Thompson Donald, M.P.; C, R. Bustard; W. Grant, M.P.; D. C. Lindsay. A. H. Muir, A. Lowe. F. M’Kibbin. John W. Milan. John Beattie. Captain J. L. Bennett, and Mr. R, Dryad ale (assistant secretary), representing the Ministry of Labour. The ...