... t. later we find fin , On John town z o ning the property to the Far' o 11..ath tor I'soo. a large -nut nt money in those days. When war Itrnke nut in 1611. the Wa!she , (art:el:m:lw. talk part wall the Contederate 160: John Wa',ll I niiiincarrig then ...

... Who should know it better? With a half-armed people and unskilled leaders. it was doomed from the beginning. Its aftermath was even worse than Its prelude. Notwithstanding the efforts of a few officers like Sir John Moore—the hero of Cor- unna—the soldiers ...

... one of the ' most successful dances ever held in Carnew. and had a record attendante. Present at the function were Mr. John Grattan Esmonde. B.L. and Mr. Mark Deering. P.C. Card Dirive.—A very successful card drive. under the auspices of Carney' Vocational ...

... Tour arms of love Owen to rem. May to peace our mother rest. One so kind. ore of the best. One who lived Oad'p home to gain. DKr mother, your life was not to Tour memory ever well retain. ip.13113-3. MURPHY—In rad armory of my erar Innband. John J. Murphy ...

... were manned by Wicklow cap.ain s and sa ilors, there is a host of them auphed by another writer. There were the John Morriaaon Arldow (John Wall, master); I - Zourve Liverpool (C. Wall); •1. H. Barrow, Barrow (Wm., %a 1 ..); Lily Green, Liverpool, ...

... with Mr. John Stafford, who has dismantled the building on the instructions of the owner. Mr. Harris. Dr. Markey told an Irish Press reporter that Moore had a great regard for Grattan and wrote mans poems to him. He also had a medal of Grattan struck in ...

... Blue. Green, Rose. She 7to 9 to amead the Ming =was Men's, all sizes sad hintesif had paid a suf. prosecuted Andrew Brennan, Johns- ot mime prey w sly. Mheothlr t F he irst-e m le A n DH:rno::romandEcoFnie:int Economic. and -.-- ___ 0.a..a i ...

... wide. Card Two& in Ole value H ow l . Ali Waterpniof and Plastic Ere slumber's chain bath Satin Brot .111• opening in Metis Cardigan , . Tottic-Shirt, attach- to . 48-194 Nylon Stockings, per pair Pwin-Sets, 99 ( l ' e a rultga its, Nylon fashione'd), Coats ...

... Street; Mary Power. School Street: Christina Hayes. 1 Grattan Terrace; Mary E. Barlow. 44 Wolfe Tone Villas; Katherine Swift. Keyser s Lane; Marc Redmond, 2 Ktrick Square; liricre Swords, 82 John Street: Elizabeth Murphy. 3 Talbot Street: Patrick Cullen ...

... :It Chmlide College :‘at., were 11t4. Franck Maher.M.; John Samara. C.M . a C nd Dermot I Tr:irreg. C.M.. St. iit's. Glenart. .krislow. Second Minor Orders acre conferred on Casty. C.M.: John Cleary. C.M.: Patric' Mehl-. C.M.: Ileitis Collins, CM.: ...

... The fury were: Messrs. J. French, Main St.; Art Dunne, Avenue; MI. Fungi.. Grattan Terrace; .1. Byrne, Park; Patrick Dwyer, 11cCurtain St.. and G. Furlong. Gorey Hill. John Mole, Fornonde St., Gore), deposed that he was brother-inlaw 01 deceased, who ...

... THE WICKLOW PEOPLE, Saturday, November 12, 1933. Mr. Lawless also proposed that' lighting prm hied at Grattan Park and the Co. Manager said that reditit'on in the estimated cost %a% sought. and a letter hail hem sent to the lE.S.R. in this regard. The ...