... representative Irish anaemia. We may take the year Ist.ti Painelrs perosl eat triumph—as an example. So! 'Roma. Grattan Faimonde, the John Dillon, and a few other Catholics sho might ordinarily be classified as •• the 'gentry •• were in Parnell's Party: ...

... George Evans, widowerboth of Cardigan, were killed by a motor car near Cardigan yesterday. One car was trying to pass another round a bend when it ran into the old men, killing them. It is stated that the car was driven- a one-armed man. A verdict death by ...

... Rational Defence. Mr. 0. Grattan E.moode the interpretation niaeed on the ..tatement tnowie hy the for Agriculture. it form t, that the ,oe funrtmn of army to carry not the tienetion of an armed pollee fore.. Ira. at tar:ante with ttatement. of nat.onal ...

... us never Be so foolish as to our arms to gain the goodwill of omrs. As for the League of Nations, believe in its power to enforce its writ have seen its sheriff. OBITUARY. Times announces the death in London i.,v of John Gilbert Bohun Lynch, the jud ca ...

... pect of the, Heyiltara rout., whtch has superseded the Fleetwood, Mr. John Goren. 26 Drinepll Quay, Ming the energetic superintendent. The names of not a few other advertising Arms are still familiar to the public, and happily their history in every case ...

... diamonds. enamel and plalinuin, the gift ibc bridegroom . The four hriilesmaula were (he Misses M. D. Johns and M. L. Johns (sisters the bride), Miss E. P. Johns leousiu) and Miss M. Birred (cousin of (he bridegroom). Their frocks Madonna blue panne toned perfectly ...

... Road, Sunderland—injuries to arm and ■hock. Miss Mary Levan, South Terrace. Wallaend —injuries to both legs. Edward Prinatesta, Chichester Street, Gateshead—injuries to foot and back. Norman Prinatesta, same address—injuries arm and leg. Catherine Prinat ...

... to ever^Da.^arme.. Supn.ied SPECIAL HUSK or HOOSE CURE bother 1 ordered the'dffendlnt ‘S' P«T The Certain Remedy. £'“ r ' off ...

... irlv-heloved daughter of the late John Roy I Mrs. M. Roy. Funeral tomorrow «Wednesday); at 3 p.m., to Clouehßurvmgmnd. JOHN ROT. Watson—January 23, 1928 (suddcnlv), at his sidencc, Bann Hill House, Ballvnana. I'm more. Co. Down*, John Watson. Funeral rangements ...

... Daniel, neing, 1 Height one foot six inches, hair light, eyes blue. Each of the twins was provided with a landing card, and armed with this, Mrs. Collins and the babies were permitted to leave the liner, being lollowed steward with tb® young passengers* ...

... Moya lion, and Cardigan Coast, tor Corbet, for Garston; Clydebrae and ss « for Troon; ss Sigrid, for Ardrossan. ARRIVED St. John, N. 8., 26th mst.. Carrigan ID' . lockr, from Rotterdam. Copenhagen, 271 h inst., Glen Head from Barry. St. John N. 8., 261 h ...

... Street Prntbt tenon Churches. Dative RallsnsinnAtiff. The ordination err. ore ea. tondlirted stet'. John Ill:lean, Moderator of the Plinio ten , and ROT. John Brewster, who orenrbad the sermon. .poke ou and Enthusiaam.•' the (harm to inlander and tropic waa ...