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... 7.1105 ARMY WOOLEN GLOVES, /- Pair. NEW LEATHER JERKINS, II Each. NEW ARMY CARDIGANS, 7 Each. DUNBAR, 157/0 SMITHFIELD, BELFAST FURNITURE SALE. Wag Bargains Pawn Wu. 17s JOHN FRENCH. CARLISLE CIRCUS. peemime; WWI= beside leteeled lkeda mode d that 11 ...
... ourselves for not having sooner taken this matter. Our correspondent points out John Street, Hercules Street, Hudson’s Entry, the other streets leading off Smithfield. Grattan Street, Ac., all which will with him venture to assert cannot be surpassed in ...
... Pembroke. Carmarthen, and Cardigan : four-year-olds 10-t 101 b. fire 11--t 611*. x and aged 12st ; penalty and an allowance. Two miles. Mr. Gibbon’s Peggy VII.. 6yn» Private 12 Mr. James’s Mevflowrer IT., aged Private 12 Mr. T. John’s Jumper. 15vrs Private ...
... , O'Prey minmeneed . a gossip with the other• two. -While thus en. gaged_ there also arrived one other sindker, John. Vint. who was armed with one. of those popular instruments I of awe torture, -a melodeon—nearly neat . —ltitiCh.was mitering from the ...
... Rent, £3 35 9d): at 2.30,: Lettino, at Cl¢ mass and Parkmore, for Miss Rose iy and Exe-sutors nfl John M‘Clafferty; at Four o’c'ock. at] Dromnaraw, arm, for Re~s. of Fdward | Williams (Aven, 10a. 2r, Cp.; Precent’ Rent, £1 17s 6d). i Mondav, 26th—At ...
... (Wednesday) & FRIDAY Nest, at p.m. Broche, Coutil. Silk Elastic, Ac.; in different , „ . , Enamelled Basiris Deeo Shame Safe the arms of Jesus. Meets the requirements FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, 7-30, I styles ind all sises. Values 25/6. All 25 Dozen Oddinents. and ...
... stationed in the dwelling-bones of Jeremiah Lyons. occupying two rooms upstairs ana one downstairs. The raiders, who were armed with service rifles and guns. omkeed: Hands up! Jeremiah Carney. who was prevent. = ed, but was struck on th e head by ...
... Coaxer as a message. • warning, an omen, a sign, and a sym bol to America. People might say it was coincidence, but the long arm of coincidence reached over years of tame and miles of space, and brought that image to America, and then the same powerful ...
... intervene, and, finally, representations were made to the Prime Minister. Still, Colonel Gretton, Sir Henry Brittain, Nicholas Grattan Doyle, Mr*. Hilton Philipaon, and other Unionists who sit with them declined budge. They saw no reason, it was intimated, ...
... witmesses ezamined was Jest 24 8 &m. he left his house to attend a Dr. M. 3. O’'Kane, J.P., who attended the dance at Carnlough. John M*Veigh, who it Custaaiel Wl |33 also” cxcling, accompanied itnos. District-Inspector J. C. L. Silcock and | The ;'h was ...
... ravage to him from Father M’Grattan. In consequence of that witncss got his motor-car ready side Dog’s about yards, he saw three men standing on Tho man was wearing a fawn trench coat, with no cap, rough tweed tvousers cardigan jacket, and out of the left-jisnd ...