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... property of Messrs. W. and B. Jacob, Bishop Street, Dublin, at Killiney Avenue. another case in the same Cknirt in which John G. Mulcahy, Grattan Parade, Drumoondra, was summoned by Guard Murfkli-v, C.abinteely, with driving a motor car through Cabinteely on ...
... her brothers. Frank. marzh out proudly as an Meer in Grattan's Volunteers. and thosc sant:. Volunteers. Prole:tan,- and Presbyterian,: to man—sinre Cath were by Eng;ish law forbidden to carry arms —marched to be present at the.dedita- Non of St. Mary's ...
... 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 ...
... 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. * * * ...
... 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 ...
... riots broke out. The Privy Council met and the Commander-in-Chief, General John Leslie, Eighth Earl of Rothes, re. ceived orders from the Viceroy to quell the riot by force of arms. He took the troops out, and ordered the cavalry to ride among the crowd ...
... Sacred Heart: Rev. J. M•Pnillips, C.C.. do.; Rev. L. Higgins, C.C., Et. John's; Rev. D. Gogartv, C.C., do.; Rev. A. bliklabb, C.C., Eangor ; Rev. A. 0•Frlel, C.C., Annoy; Rev. John Murray (rc:ently ordained); Rev. 'l'. Keenan, C.C., Kilkcel . • Rev. D ...
... spiritual ehild, Miss it sa. ;hat amone those • who :11:1 Grattan. ho altersards became re .. t el were Arehai , lap klother Immaculate of St. JSiI 1114,11a1e oi and another Irish Agnes Grattan; an act-mint of the ec•••••ia , ti:. DI. Murphy. Bishop Nyder- ...
... Papal 11k-sting). be the Rev. t llenra. CA'., John O'Rielly, Depart ment oi Ftlneatiois. :404in. unit sun the late Patrick and Mrs. Ill'Keeffe. Limerick. to Sarah A. Q • , only slaughter of Mr. and MN. John Quinn (Matt), Killytelpy. Stewartstown, Cu. Tynme ...
... •=mlr, THE IRISH WEEKLY AND ULSTER EXAMINER, SATURDAY, JUNE 15, 1935. _ _ __ .• -- BRITISH CABINET ARmED HOLD-UP COLLEMONS BRITAIN'S DEIN MIDNIGHT SHOOTING () NV p IN TYRONE TO INDEMNIFY TO AMERICA DUBLIN -CIVIC GUARD aneakrsof ...
... - Such a lormula. however theor- FOOTMAN'S Border. the Protestant nation. from etically phrased, would have been an which Grattan came. still holds the infinitely e.reater encouragement to The discovery of t upper hand, and keeps its attachment to he eitisene ...
... Catholic School to which the! ailf era& reaehed on Monday when His Lordship fast, he proceeded to St. Kieran's Col- . . N. John Quinn .-•. --0---- srtstown, 1 ST. ANNE Most Rev. Dr, M'Kenna, Bishop of log., Kilkenny, where he was ordained in . Clasher ...