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... 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 ...
... nearly 40 convictions. 811 %O?TAS FOE WIFE ASSAULT. Ernest Grattan, Cubs Street assault on his wife, occasioning actual bodily harmsiz --- AWlCecih; the judge w•hy he had committed the offence, Grattan replied: Severe provocation: Joseph Quail, Hamilton ...
... Scholarship SMeemia.—Our sincerest elingratalation. are extended to Mr. John Noel Patterson. of Marino N'ouaty I. who has w.q. U. Fairchild Schclars'.iiii open to platematectiticul arms:entices in Grea - . Britain, North. Ireland. and the Fr-, the first occasion ...
... 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 ...
... Mary. wife of John J. Murphy, District Manager Roysl Liver Assurance. Deeply regietteil by her sorrowing husband and iii.hlren. Interred in St. Stephen's R.I.P. ijk2A9B-7) ireHEA--June 30th, 1933, Cornelius rEsboa -R.I.C. Sergeant), Grattan Terrace. Gorey ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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. * * * ...
... nrice for butter of such good qnslitv as theirs. Mr. John Kennedy said this butter dumping would net only ruin the price of their milk and butter, but also their cattle inslnstry. Mr. John Finlay, Mr. John Kidd. and others also !make This Wee lra Nous in ...
... annuities are payable. CYRIL BUCKHAM’S FATE. MYSTERY WOMAN NOT TRACED. STOOD WAVING HER ARMS CAR THAT STOPPED ASD WEST ON. A mystery woman who stood in the road waving her arms and a motorist who pulled but drove on again (neither of whom had been traced) were ...
... (France), Sunday.—Sir John Simon. the British Foreignd here in Secretary, is enjoying a golfing week-en company with a number of important figures in British public life. Among those with whom Sir John has been in conversation are Mr. John Vardlow Milner, president ...