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... MEERS. Esq.. C. 8., Chairman. Sir THOMAS H. GRATTAN ESMONDE. Bart., Deputy-Chairman. MICHAEL JOSEPH COOKE, Esq. Right lion. the F.tRI. OF KEN• JAMES JOHN O'CONNELL. Esq. MARE. CA .O. Rt. lion Sir THOMAS FRANCIS JOHN PHILIP BUTLER. Esq. MOLONV. Bart., P.C. ...
... _ FRED COSAlM—December It 1933, John. beloved infant of David and Elisabeth Cobain. His will be removed from his a residence:, IS Shore Street. on (Thursday). at 2 o'clock. for in- in Eilbride Cemetery. Safe in the arms of Jesus. Deen her regrettid by ...
... however, awaited them as they emerged from the building. the bride on her husband's arm. Novel Swagger Suits, 50;• Marvel low! 10 I Wonderful Handbag., 6'• Pull ****s and Cardigans, 6l• ...
... nearly 40 convictions. 811 %O?TAS FOE WIFE ASSAULT. Ernest Grattan, Cubs Street assault on his wife, occasioning actual bodily harmsiz --- AWlCecih; the judge w•hy he had committed the offence, Grattan replied: Severe provocation: Joseph Quail, Hamilton ...
... (I) DAVID PORTER. PRIZE WINNERS-JUNIOR BOYS. 12) JOHN KEMP. (3) GEORGE KEATING. (4) GEORGE WI LONG LITANY OF GRIEVANCES. Section—Boys over 13 and tinder /6 Suhieet—Thing. I'd like to teach teacher —this competition drew 112 efforts. The standard all ...
... Br. Alexander Hopkins; chaplain, Br. I saac Woodside; secretary. Br. John Weer!nick ; treasurer, Br. Robert Armstrong (2); committee. Brs. John Bankhead (foreman), Deo. Fleming, John M'Dougal, Allan Nicholl, Robert MiKeown; auditors, Drs. William Toan ...
... DAIL'S ONLY TITLED MEMBER. SIR OSMOND ESMONDE DEAD FIGURED IN RECENT WILL SUIT. s.nondThomas Grattan Esmonde. only sonO T of late S en ator Sir Thomas Grattan Esmonde died suddenly at his bachelor flat in Dublin to-day. ;:sr Osmond was 40. He was a member ...
... 21/- LADIES' WOOLLEN JUMPERS, CARDIGANS and LUMBER JACKETS in all this season's shades, Woman's and Outsize. Each 3/11 to 16/11 LADIES' ALL-WOOL COMBINATIONS. Styles: Button Front, Half Sleeve, and Closed Front. Ribbed Arm. Woman's and O.S. Each 6/6 to ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...