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... sailing, ee pati oo ° !! t yelling was driven by Mr. Dobbs, Shank- and Wales), 'l'. E. Jones-Davies (London Dingle, John Byrne, Jos. Donohoe, John because in the presence of the tyres, a beauty, 25 -. . Child's Pedal Motor car. Nerve. That is a hill, and the ...
... 4 6_ B t race. lens . . lec •.. ILLA ANN, hi Yntot ~a..4.f.a.„ Joe Canty 1 . *Mond King, 4. .. John Doyle 2 nichards Rides Two 'tilers for M. Hartigan. F F lE •-NERS AND BETTING. 14, 114 / 4 (8) p late Winner Price Plia ...
... J. Kelly, Peter Kenny. J. J. Marken. A. S. Manning, 0. S. Mannsell, James Mullally, E. A. MaeShortall, Arms. MeD , lmell, Ni..s E. J. Mahony, John Iteeinn. P. W. Mitchell, F. B. O'Brien. E. C. O'Callaghan. Arthur O'Connor. K. )'Dwyer, Francis Power. Thomas ...
... morrow (Tuesday) to Glasnevin. CURTIS (Dublin)—August 31. 1930. at Baggot Street Hospital, Annie, beloved wife of John Curtis, late of 1 Grattan Place, Lower Mount Street; deeply regretted. R.I.P. Funeral arrangements later. DOLAN (Dublin)—August 31. 1930 ...
... jackets made like blouses and ending in a band belt at the natural waist are proving formidable rivals to the bolero and the cardigan or collarless coat. These jackets are very becoming to slender figures, and, therefore. are more suitable for youth than ...
... albinos and dimussed the SWll'O2Olll6 and ordered defendant to pay 7'6 coats. DEATHS. OONNIETT (rVablini—Nnversber 30. 1930. John, aged S month.. darling child of hoard %I WO end Rosie Bennett. 12 kmorrille Are.. S.C. Hoed. Funeral , privatel at 2.30 A ...
... child, Carmel (E. de M.}, whom God called home January %9.» 19286. Queen Beauty of Carmel, pray for her. No more on earth those arms will cling | Around my neck and say: God wants me, Mamwy darling, - ; But ‘for you in fleaven I'll pray. Oh, cruel death, which ...
... MeGor- | 0 adiac he posts will be, re suffering Mr. John Dyl e for | Lot oo which had .yke 1 e morniglg(‘em premises wntil i.hem‘x)lve(}, General wcf;oxrzn d bronchial “’}3{“‘*“ i Hfitter financial )og’ot‘arms was in 2 » and in this matter of storz?ge General ...
... Earl of Shaftesbury, Lord Steward; the Earl of Granard, Master of the Horse; the larl of Lucan, Captam of the Gentlemen-at-Arms; Gen, Biy Archibald Montgomery-Massingberd, A.D.C., (]'f.!l‘l(‘l‘&l-ill-“”’tlith\g; Gen. Nir Bindon Blood, Col. the Earl of ...
... Byron,” 166 Rue Montmartre, Paris RLOGERE, “Monte Carlo,” 495 Lytham, Road, Blackpool, Lanes.—Wl7649o. ; “AB'S Camels,” 49 St, John's Vale, London,” 8.15,.8—CW10156. “The Mint,” 36 Grove Hall Road, Beesston, 1.00(\&-—1[“89274- . “Madame Gene,” 10 Coram St ...
... been arranged to take place quictly on Wednesday, June Sth. Sir John Tumsden has returned to 4 Fitzwilliam Placc; de Dr; J. 1. Cronin has left Kenilworth Park until June 15th. WOt Dr. John J. O'Donnell has taken ur residence at lillside llouse, Whitehall ...
... poaching on the river Nove, Police Officer Shot In India. Mr, C. (. Grassby, an additional police superintendent, way shot in the arm n Dacea «(Bengal). His assailant was found to be in possession of a bomb and a rcvnlvcz'.--~Rouf01;. Tourists Return to U.S ...