... cooducted the inquest, and that on Saturday was infunaed by tba Cine Guard that the Ulster Constabulary bad been notified of daatb and bad taken tba ill-fated Bank body to bis bone, waa tba Fire State. Tba coroner lor Sootb Fermanagh when be learned that waa ...

... her husband, who lived at Knather, two miles distant. At 3.15 Saturday wit ness was sitting at her kitchen fire, and deceased was sitting the fire also. ...

... they wear in Tha Yeomen the Guard. '* Gleaning* from Town WJlil. and Country New Year Customs- In some parts County Antrim it considered unlucky let the fire out on New Veer’s Eve. The reason lor this belief n, poesibly, that fire is typical of the sou and ...

... uot making yoa welcome, nor am 1 gome back with yoa. Tbs pnaooer, prodnetog revolver, said. ** Ton will amka am welcome,” fired two shots. Witaeaa aad another daughter fled from the htmae. and, looking back, they saw the prisoner g> uig away. Witness ...

... between us.” The prisoner repeatedly asked to leave the word “sohekor” oat the statement Guard Charles Cassidy, SMd when visited the prisoner’s house with other Guards Saturday niabt found him landing in the kitchen. Okie the Quardu uud '‘Good night,” the ...

... protection. Worse still, the local authorities have practically abdicated, for the Congress has been allowed to provide its own guards of ruffians armed with clubs, who brandish their weapon* over the heads of the loyal citisen* of Lahore. We are sorry to have ...

... for a few minutes, and while doing so said to witness, “I will be with the Guards to-night or in Sligo Gaol.’ Witness again asked why, and be made reply. Some time later the Guards arrived and placed him under arrest. Mary Bramley, sister the previous witness ...

... brought the kindling for the fire, I set the candles a row. The hours sjied on. eager feet Could tint keep pace with desire. much to do, so little time! I would not let my body tire. Tb-n the narrow gravelled walks Between the guarding flower stalks I hi aid ...

... after that it* ran away. Tlie Justice—Were you afraid > I was afraid I would tret shot. GUARDS AND ACCUSED’S STATE MENT Sergeant Nicholas Fitzsimons, of the 1 Guards, Ballyshanncu, s.'id arrived Mrs. Fox's house about on Saturday. He described the bullet ...

... the case the merits, with it guinea costs. Mr. will appeal. Andrew M'MenanvLn. We'U'litoun. fireed for failinp Pi .send his eldld i-e--pnflarly school. Guard M'Gvaf.h feinc the oonunlamanf. John M'Grorv. of fixed residence was fined for druinkenness. ...

... for a few minutes, and while doing so said to witness, “1 will w ith the Guards to-night or in Sligo Jail.” Witness again asked why, and made no reply. Some time later the Guards arrived and pl-aocd him arrest. Mary BramLfty, fistCT of thi' )) i;i itness ...

... some 15 minutes, but it promises to be one of unprecedented brilliance. Over 8,000 rockets will light the skv, these hein-t fired *ach wav to give the of shining halo over the city. Another spectacular effect will produced Star of Italy,*’ feet to diameter ...