... 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 ...

... Cancer Young Married Woman New Bill.ure. injured. C ITS ADMINISTRATION. A WOMAN'S DEATH. A GIRL'S THREAT. Senetor Sir Thomas Grattan Ermoode; David Williams. uho claimed to cure ran-. hr lit , . . ..den 4 0 % em at, leading to was welcomed se a new member ...

... ar teen add is River Liffey id the paid et tiered Ily . t .d eil sad heists der Ms add Demme a point yards sr titersebonto armed a alma Mae la a pith eeetsrlY dlrer- Il.e entre lately sad 40 rd.. or sesseered a westerly direction the entre at Ultey ...

... Drawers. Medium Bright. %Sm. 8 / 11 Sack. 4/11 Sale Price now. each garment Greet tole of lama's Casaba.-300 Gentlemen's Cardigan Waistcoats. with Sleeves and t•o Potke:s. Were 10'11 each. Sale Pmts. Hundreds or Gentlerairte Wlrloond The, .melt' desires ...

... KNIGHTS. Nicholas Grattan Doyle, M.P. for New-I castle-nu-Tyne N. sines 1918. He was born in 1862, and is third son of the late John Doyle, Ballyroe House, Wexford, and was formerly engaged in business in Dublin. He was one of the founders of the Northern ...

... Baltinglass TWO MEN 1N DOCK Cuz.cit, D.J., et Draincondra it-Ji , t Court to-day, two young men named JOHN O'BEIRNE. I:a3her'si Quay, I - Alld DANIEL HEGARTY, put Inlaal d in connection with the rind the Kink at Baltingla.s, when 4 ma. allot dead. Th ...

... execrations until Cardigan got up to get a brandy and soda. Then Sam shot home: All I wanted to say was that it's madness to sit down on those cold stones when you're perspiring. It's enough to kill any man. Good God! exclaimed Cardigan. What a d— sensible ...

... hirr. £5 for this month or five weeks, that he bath taught me, is a great deal of money and troub!ed tee to part with it.•• John Berkenshaw, a n ti ician. was one of the retainers of the Kil sloe family till 1641 drove him to England. After the Restoration ...

... meeting of the Dublin sod South-Eastern Railway Company, held at Westlaud row yesterday, the Chairman, Senator Sir Thanes H. Grattan Esmond., Hart., read a statement by the directori ou the proposed scheme for the unilicatton of the Irish Railways. The mirosionee ...

... forgery. John Kennedy, a young man, aged about yew, who had previous convictions lagaiscz him, was sentenced to three years' !penal servitude, on • charge of house !bunking and larceny of clothing. ONE OF THE STOLEN SUITS. Detective-Sergeant John Lynch, ...

... reasonably expect under an Irish Government; and I instanced the rate of development during the fifteen effective years of Grattan's Parliament. Both Colonel Mouro and Mr. Moylett ameed with these views iu general, and we parted at that. At that meeting ...

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