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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 ...
... MEERS. Esq.. C. 8., Chairman. Sir THOMAS H. GRATTAN ESMONDE. Bart., Deputy-Chairman. MICHAEL JOSEPH COOKE, Esq. Right lion. the F.tRI. OF KEN• JAMES JOHN O'CONNELL. Esq. MARE. CA .O. Rt. lion Sir THOMAS FRANCIS JOHN PHILIP BUTLER. Esq. MOLONV. Bart., P.C. ...
... silver, weighing 295 ounces, and moulded by John Swift, an EngUsfa-Irish silversmith in 1765, the mace ”controlled” the business of Grattan's Parliament at College Green, Dublin. It was placed under the table when John Lord Oriel, the last Speaker, a resolute ...
... Many Special Often daring Last Week of Sale. Special late prices for Factory Oddments in Ladies’ and Gent.’s Cardigans and Boys’ Jerseys. impeccable an institution as some would have us believe. He says they are aa clean team of men as ever led a country ...
... DAILY- COATS, FROCKS, MILLINERY, PULLOVERS, CARDIGANS, STOCKINGS AND LOVELY UNDERWEAR. AUCTION IBAL.ICIII R. CHAPMAN & CO.'S SALES. Tuesday. Oct. 10, 3 p.m., in Clonmacate, valuable 7} acre outlying farm for Mr. John TOdd. Wednesday, Oct. 11, 11 a.m., at ...
... LATE REV. JOHN M CONALOGUE, P.P carried ine school from which there 'went forth 137 young men who became priests. C'Donovan, In his Letters, refers to the school, and says that he did not meet in Ireland a more cultured man than Mr. M'Cioskey. REAL LEADER ...
... _ FRED COSAlM—December It 1933, John. beloved infant of David and Elisabeth Cobain. His will be removed from his a residence:, IS Shore Street. on (Thursday). at 2 o'clock. for in- in Eilbride Cemetery. Safe in the arms of Jesus. Deen her regrettid by ...
... to offer better opportunities for advancement. He at first espoused the cause of the Grattan party, but gradually he slipped over to the other side and became Grattan's chief antagonist and Lord Castlereagh's right-hand man. He was given positions in the ...
... Browning and I ickles; Preserved Fruits, Meats and ish, in glass and tins; Atora Beef Suet, Grattan's and Ross' Mineral Waters and Fruit Wines. A trial solicited. JOHN M'MILLIN, High-class Family Grocer, Castledawson. 42 ...
... InuiskilUig*’ Gallantry cess of the old Foot St. Lucia. The 87th the time was serving »n John Moore’. Brigade. the morning of May 84, 1796, the regiment was ordered np to attack the petition, and after » brisk engagement it drove in the strong advance ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...