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... his wife Ernest Grattan, Cuba Street, was in Belfast Police Court yesterday returned to the City Commission for trial. Mrs. Evelyn Grattan said she had been living apart from her husband, who entered the house in which she was staying armed a hatchet, lie ...
... larceny, July 8: John Best and Mary Jane Martin, larceny and receiving; Willia-m Bell, attempted suicide, July 3; John Edward Best, larceny, &.C., March-Aprii; Arthur Block, larceny, June James Brown, attempted armed robbery, Ac., April 16; John Brown, assault ...
... Anderson's Medical College, established the West of Scot lam Research Association. Mr. J. Grattan Grey. The death has occurred at Mell» lbs age of 84, of Mr. J. Grattan former resident of Auckland and author and jourm Countv Down. Mr. Grey went to New Zetland ...
... summonses being withdraw Henry M’Quillan. Victoria Street I'lac James La vert y, Grattan street; and Wil J. Lavery, Clara Street, were charged wi playing cards for money Grattan Par Lurgan, on Sunday, August HO. Defendants were allowed off on paying costs ...
... razor. Drennan can draw a picture. have just seen Grattan and [Lord Edward] Fitzgerald proceeding to the hustings at the head of more than 1400 men, 18 of the Corporation’s bands of music playing, Ac., Grattan advancing on his light fantastic toe, hope elevating ...
... 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 ...
... bridegroom appeared after the service, women were so crowded together on the church steps that many were unable to raise their arms to wave to the bridal couple* Four constables were stationed the door to cope with would-be gate-crashers,” for only those ...
... colleague. Rev. S. W. J. Oliver, A. Holland ; the Sisters the Mission; Messrs. John Young and F. Smith, the superintendent and secretary of Poor Hiildren’s School; and Mr. John Stewart, the head steward of the mission. Councillor M'Mahon said they ought ...
... RAID ON IRISH BANK, itruder Armed With Revolver and Knife. ,n entered the (Co. j) Branch National Bank day with a revolver in one hand and knife in the other. He hold np the ;er, Mr. Grattan Gritfin, and the teller, ‘atrick Flood, and at tho point the ...
... centre-back—u good line, by the way, for skirt of either i) la in or striped material. The jacket, hiplength, loose like a cardigan, collarless, ami with long shoulders, has two rather wide flat lapels, and minus any kind fastening. A white, dull surface ...
... from their annual Twelfth cclebra- CAHDIGAN SUITS cur»rc C f _ _ D- rtf . „ d ‘i»» «t Bothwell Saturday they COMBINATIONS : CARDIGAN SLITS, in Fancy I Greatly Reduced Prices. FAWN I lJldi6 lUlcSlanlS. Services were also conducted in Aghavea attacked in the ...
... sentenced to six months’ imprisonment; Grattan to six months, with labour suitable to his condition ot health; and Quail to two months’ hard labour. Patrick M’Grath, Edward Street, who had pleaded guilty to armed robbery the licensed premises Patrick M’Klhill ...