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... MESSRS. JOHN ROBSON LTD. Messrs. John Robson, Limited, held their weexly sale oi fat sheep and iambs yesterday. There were the numbers oner and with good attendance of customers a very fast selling trade prevailed. Spring iambs were well bid tor with ...
... FREE STATE BANK Intruder Armed With Revolver and Knife A man entered the Edgeworthstown (County Longford) branch the National Bank yesterday with revolver in one hand and a bowie knife the other. He held the manager (Mr. Grattan Griffin) and the taller ...
... Traces of Atlantic Airmen close watch is being kept on the coast of North Wales and Cardigan Bay for possible traces of the missing Atlantic fliers, Mr. Clyde Lee and Mr. John Brokhon, who left Herboor Grace for Oslo Thursday of laet week. This scrutiny of ...
... terse and vibrant n.” Londonderry—Grattan Duel. I have been reminded that this the 91st anniversary the duel at Wimbledon between the third Marquis of Londonderry (General Sir Charles Vane. K.G., G.C.8.) and Henry Grattan, the yoouger, whose chief claim ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Music Hall; and Play • from the London Gaiety Doctor. *35-Bank Holiday; A Whitam Holiday Radio News-Reel. Commentators: John Watt. John Snagge. and A. E. Lawton. 10-10— A relay from “Sorting Love” Musical Horse Play, written and produced by Stanley Lnplno ...
... 8, 1931; John Edward Best and Mary Jane Martin, larcenv and receiving. 1931; William Bell, attempted suicide, July 3, 1931; John Edward Best, larceny. &c.. March-April. 1931; Arthur Block, larceny, June 2, 1931; Janies Brown, attempted armed robbery, ...
... year ago Mr. John Angus MacDonald (23), motor cycle racer and airman, who was killed in the Junior T.T. race the Isle Man on Monday, left the church of BS. Peter and Paul, Ilford (Essex), under arch of joysticks with his young bride on bis arm, and the parents ...