... indifferent display. Phelan, and O’Keeffe were the only players to play to form. Last-minute changes occasioned by the absence of John, ston had an adverse effect the whole team. Waterford’s early efforts were sufficient to show that they could prove superior ...

... arguments for the catno. lie Relief Bill, Grattan and rejected ParUeenent. comprired same of. the greatest efforts of hie life. He bad supreme confidence in Irish Catholicism wad. aaek- Ing emancipation, again arm ags ...

... Allied Iron Founder, -.. 35/0 Babcock & Wilcox 59/9 Baldwins (Hold.) 4. 813 Bo'Boyer CoKier), lOs .1. 55/9 Brown (John) & Co., 100 .. 23/3 Cammel Laird 54 6/3 Clarke Chapman .. 50/0 Colville', Ltd. 3I IS Cory, William & Son 73,0 Dorman ...

... tso—Grattan. Chemist. Lurgan. Phone Lurgan 254. ISMANTLINO 21 h 1934 Talbot: also Hillman Heavy 12. suitable for tractor. Seen between 6 and 6 p.m. ■t 112 a Tildarg Street. Batterieß. Replatals. Charging: Car I 4 and Radio Plants Overhauled, Arms• tore ...

... also added Alderman John Byrne but the b a t h s to his tavern, 35 Chichester venture faded out with the finish of Street. The water was really Cromac the nineteenth century. Water derived from the artesian well which John Grattan, the chemist, had IMPS ...

... 8 Clifford St; M- and Mrs. W. Larkin, Grattan Terrace; Miss R. Drury and Mr. K. Cedes's, 'The People; Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Roche, Ard-na-Grisine. Saint John's Rood; Mr. M. Lucking, Devitt Road, North., St. John's Rood; the Sinnott Family, Old 'Pound; ...

... Central Argentine San Paulo (Brazil) IRON, 00AL AND STZZL. Babcock & Wilcox Baldwin, 4s ~. Bo'weer Colliery Brown (John) & Co., 10s Cammel Laird 58 Wellies, Ltd. Cory, William & Son Dorman Long & Co. Guest, Keen & Nelda()ids ...

... (Brazil) _. 15/14 IRON, STEIL AND COAL Allied bon Bounden Babcock & Wilcox Baldwin' (Hold.) 4a BoNova Asti 58/9 Brown (John) & Co.. 10s 26/6 Gamma' 'ALM 5. 7/.li Clarke Chapman 51/6 Colville. Ltd. 32/0 Cory, William & Boa 78/9 ...

... su-nlied and plete with ke Chromium-platedfitted Fittings and White Tlics.—Ca:ros. BUY your Fireplace from the beat-known Arm In Belfast; only first-chum tradesmen eneo:covea: lame selection to choose from at reasonable prices Oood allowance made on ...

... night -liiil and cardigan it, was t ' u,t could liardly have! survived owing tn tin* exceptionally' severe weather the time. With Mr. Joseph fore- ; man. the jury included Messrs. Patrick John Lankan, .lames Haire. j John Joyce. John J. and Michael mi ...

... stockings, which were twisted and tied with string just below the knees, scarf which was lying loosely the left arm, red pullover, torn grey cardigan and underwear. The clothes were disarranged when first, saw the body. The overcoat was open front, and pushed ...

... Tickneyin district resented his attentions to Anne Daly, Ticknevin. The accused were—Ptak. Keerney. Ticknevin; James Delaney and John Delanev (brothers), do.; Owen Keegan. Rathmore and Thomas Donoghue. Kilpatrick „. . Mr. F. B. O'Toole, Edenderry, defended ...