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... took him in charge. the way to the barracks Lewis asked to have his arm releas“d. Soon afterwards put his hand in his overcoat pocket, and threw something heavy over the hedge 27, Cardigan Drive. On arrival at the oarracks witness searched Lewie, and found ...
... him as chief Government speaker and deputed him to counteract the effect of Grattan's influence. In doing so Mr. Corry one day made a speech that was highly defamatory to Grattan and which led *o duel between the two men. Thencounter took place one grey ...
... 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 ...
... Hoover’s Advice to Germany Washington, Tuesday, lent Hoover, in a statement what the German arms question,” said:— Jit reference to the Press despatches I) vi the German arms question, the position Government clear. The sole question this Government is interested ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Maxwell. On the way down to the barracks Lewis asked have his arm released, and immediately this was done he put his hand his overcoat pocket and threw something heavy over the hedge 27, Cardigan Avenue In the barracks witness searched Lewis anrt found 5s ...
... their arms order to keep cool; and a cyclist, with beads of perspiration on his face, greeted me with the remark that it was a bit of summer all right. The most frequent comment was: This will shorten the winter.” Mr. John Mulholland The Hon. John Mulholland ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... librarian, Mr. C. Kerr; committee, Messrs. T. W. Morrow, John Kewton, B. v . Cross, J. Nixon, D, D. Boyle, J. Clugeton, W. B. Kerr, W. Lockhart, J. Davidson. Portaforry. yesterday. Agnes and Lizzie M’Grattan, sisters, of Corrogs, pleaded guilty tc stealing at ...