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... recognise ycsii at all. Witne, ht. m wild tlu'ili i,, p w Murphy euid 1% - STICK 'EM UP.' Thomas Murphy, John Fitzsimons, and Thomas M'Grattan appeared on eleven counts. All the prisoners were charged with membership of an unlawful association and with ...
... Music Hall; and Play • from the London Gaiety Doctor. *35-Bank Holiday; A Whitam Holiday Radio News-Reel. Commentators: John Watt. John Snagge. and A. E. Lawton. 10-10— A relay from “Sorting Love” Musical Horse Play, written and produced by Stanley Lnplno ...
... freehold: 35 = 12 ft. on clear. 60 se ft armed. Apple John Kearney. Annainn! _ F OE bale . Lomblane Arenas. Clittonrille. last two remaining Villas. small deposit secures:. modern garage. Robert Wylie. cardigan Drive. pa rig. Port rush !Wad. Fort- L S ...
... Church to-day (Friday), at p.m. No flowers, please. MARTHA BUOWXLOW CAUQHEY—May 10. 1939. at his* residence, Brav Street, Moses John, dearly-beloved husband of Edith Caujrhey. Funeral City Cemetery to-day (Friday), at 2.30 p.m. DAVIDSON—Mav 1939. at the Royal ...
... 8, 1931; John Edward Best and Mary Jane Martin, larcenv and receiving. 1931; William Bell, attempted suicide, July 3, 1931; John Edward Best, larceny. &c.. March-April. 1931; Arthur Block, larceny, June 2, 1931; Janies Brown, attempted armed robbery, ...
... an unpleasant hour reading verses eulogising her. To avoid the attention of her over. SAYS JOHN G. MAGAHRAN, B.A. zealous admirers, among whom were Henry Grattan, the younger, and Provost Andrews of Trinity College, she had to take her morning walk in ...
... when he played Othello to hs inn Charles's lago. He collapsed and crying .• I am dying. fell insensible in his son'. arms. Henry Grattan was his devoted friend. * * * ...
... nrice for butter of such good qnslitv as theirs. Mr. John Kennedy said this butter dumping would net only ruin the price of their milk and butter, but also their cattle inslnstry. Mr. John Finlay, Mr. John Kidd. and others also !make This Wee lra Nous in ...
... 45s 6d; Mr. E. M'Grattan. 455, and M.. John Russell. 445. Prime medium weights made from 36s to 435. and secondary aorta 32s to 375. With graziers operaUng for hoggets in competition with butchers. • steady trade resulted. Mr. John Chesney sold at 46s ...
... between 'id him and took him by the arm and ,r ' hard as they could, crying all the “Chair him and huzzaing. run as could and fat] length came up m . . . I was fatigued and out * nd that I could not speak, and John ! iite drunk and could hardly kept c ...
... almost al. 'Ulstermen. Ulster may well Ire proud of what she has done for the language. Whistling,. the Etlina rarbery prise— I, John Nl`Killop. Clishendall Junior vocal solo. girls' gold medal (presented Rev. J. Clenaglian, P.P., Carnlou2hl-1. Mary M‘Quillan ...
... remeterv. GRATTAN—October 2. 1952, at the Royal Victoria Heapital. William J., dearly-beloved husband of Isabella Grattan. Funeral from his late residence. II St. Ives Gardens. on to-morrow (Tuesday). at 2 p.m.. to Newtownhreda. Rafe iA the arms of Jesus ...