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... the fact that England was the enemy of both, and when the call came to throw off her yoke ware amongst the first to spring to arms. The young Republic had braver fighters and England no more determined foes than the Irish, Catholic and Presbyterian, banded ...
... labour on two men, stated to be natives of but for whom no addresse; given. They were John McNut, Columba Brown, who were ch, with breaking and entering shop of John Callaghan, Burnfi and stealing goods and cash total value of £29 5s lid. M received the ...
... jumper or cardigan—l, Miss K. McErlean, Greenlough. Do. (plain) —1, Miss Cassie McEldowney, Cloane, Drapersto*n; 2, Miss Rose Rogers, Draperstown. Baby's knitted wear—l, Miss Cassie McEldowney, Draperstown. Gent's or boy's pullover or cardigan —l. Miss ...
... it. Although in the description of the Eucharistic sacrifice every variety of expression used, though the writers wished to arm their readers against the caviling methods of modern controversy although they explicitly assert that the very body and blood ...