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... Many Special Often daring Last Week of Sale. Special late prices for Factory Oddments in Ladies’ and Gent.’s Cardigans and Boys’ Jerseys. impeccable an institution as some would have us believe. He says they are aa clean team of men as ever led a country ...
... LATE REV. JOHN M CONALOGUE, P.P carried ine school from which there 'went forth 137 young men who became priests. C'Donovan, In his Letters, refers to the school, and says that he did not meet in Ireland a more cultured man than Mr. M'Cioskey. REAL LEADER ...
... MACE OF GRATTAN’S PARLIAMENT Bought for Bank of Ireland At an auction in Condon yesterday the Mace of Gratant’s Parliament in College Green was bought 'for the Banic of Ireland foi»£ 3.100. English silver, weighing 295 ounces, and moulded by John Swift ...
... industrial anm and turning itself, even more than it is, into a cattle ranch for John Bulli. His idea, and England’s, of prosperity for this country is to raise beef for John Bull's dinner and prbduce butter and eggs for his breakfast, and leave to Englishmen ...
... JUMPERS, CARDIGANS, and JUMPER SUITS, in many different qualities and weights, at prices to suit everyone. We invite inspection and comparison. Jumper Suits, 16/11 to 25/11. Jumpers, 2/11 to 12/11. Cardigans, 4/11 to 12/11. Maids’ Cardigans, 2/11 to 4/6 ...
... and before him to Charles Stewart Parnell, Fintan Lalor, and Henry Grattan. Because what the Fianna Fail Government is doing now, Griffith and Parnell and Lalor advocated, and Grattan actually put into practice with results that made the Irish farmers ...
... CHRONICLE COMMENT NOTES ON CURRENT TOPICS. Volunteers to remain armed and organised, and urged that the entire manhood of the country. Catholic and Protestant, should be trained in the use of arms, because they “should never cease to remember that as it was ...
... Hugh O’Donnell, do.; Eugene Doherty, T.D., do.; Af‘Cauiej-, (X.T., Aleenacross; P. H. O’Don nell, John APCauley, do.; John Doherty, X.T., Boirtonport; John Gallagher. X.T., Mrs. Al‘Fadden, Hotel, Gortahork ; P. Bonar, X.T., (Darrycounor; Mr. Gillespie. ...
... hospital were in a serious condition. These are onelegged lad, Thomas Woodward (12), of Dumbarton Road, who had both arms crushed, and. John Morton, of Crawford. Street. Partick, whose back was injured. The I>oy Woodward was in a crowded street at the time ...
... MONDAY. lUh November—At 11 o’clock, for V. V. Harvey. Esq., for Cropping. Grazing, and Manuring. DL'NMORE, CARDIGANS, Same Day—At 1 o’clock, for John M’llwaine. Esq., for Cropping, Grazing, and Manuring. ALTASKIN, ST. JOHNSTON, Same Day—At 3.30 p.m,. for ...
... he will hound to the peace—himself in £5, and two sureties each in BOs John Michael M'lntyre, Limavady. IbuJ driivar i,n ftbe employment otf the L.M.S., Railway Company, summoned John Marshall. Limavady, for assaulting him the 19th July Captain J. E. T ...
... the Jacobite cause if not as a means to the historic national end? For what cause were the Presbyterians of Ulster linked In arms with their Catholic fellow-countrymen In 1798 ? Why the Young Ireland movement ? Why the Fenians? Why Easter Week ? Centuries ...