... OD any John ?gently, ex-RIC . deeply r gre tted . his*et e a l l ale: dv documents graliles d o r r n Crown Alley, Dublincj*° anacifted day , or at ail. whether or not REP Requiem Mass in Sligo Cathedral W. re jidence. 105 Merchants' Hose John ; when ...

... horn. On hie departure for Dublin to take an important position with a well-known Arm of auditors and accountants. Mr. William Rowlett Morris, who has been with (he Arm of Messrs. Rawlinaon. Allen and White, chartered accountants. Sligo. for the past ...

... with a parcel of books under his arm Mr. Patrick Fanning, Ferbane, Offaly, well-known journalist and learned local historian, who acquired many volumes, such as the lives of Mitchel, Moore. Mac Hale, Mc- Cracken, Grattan and Sarsfield in the Noted Lives ...

... frequently raided the planters cattle, bringing his spoils to his mountainous retreat. In a notice about him the late Chevalier Grattan-Flood wrote Many are the weird legends told of Cahir Ruedlt's Den, which may still he seen, and tradition has it that Cahir ...

... in the matter of arms, and finally declared that the time was come for resistance, and that he himself, would lead to the field those of his parishioners who were willing to follow him, for be deemed it better to die like men with arms in their hands, ...

... work KOAD SIGNS brought by the same plaintiff aga- Correspondence from the Auto- Inst John Healy, lisli and poultry mobile Association stated that the dealer. Grattan St., Sligo-Dublin road would be the Mr. Tarrant was for plaintiff, and the first in the ...

... O'Connor, Messrs. John R. Colter, David Murphy, C. U.C.: J. B. Hearne, M.C.C.; P. A. Pope, John Tobin, ex-Tows Clerk: Moroney. D.C.; H. J. Williams, D.C.; Martin Ryan. D.C.: John six-P.L.G.; W. H. Howard 8.A.; J. MeCidlum, 8.A.; P. Farday,_ John O ' Sullivan ...

... 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 ...

... mourners were. Messrs. P. J.. Matt and John Eihankey (sons); May and Betty (daughters). Messrs. Michael, Jimmy and Paddy Owens (brothers). Mrs. M. Gartland (sister), Rev. M. Owens, C.C.. Jimmy, Tommy. Francis, John, Michael and Matt Owens (nephews). May ...

... admitted to his deliberations with Dermod. The _prisoner was Robert Fitzstapben. He had once been governor of she Castle of Cardigan, and Constable of all 'South Wales, but was betrayed by the treachery of his men into the hands of Griffin and in whose dun-I ...

... members of the staff. He wished him and his bride many years of Mr. Culleton suit- Afterwards n a enjelocliwiti at which Mr. John Mere (Director of the Firm), contributed songs. AII4/04.—Last Dockery, Friarshill, landed • Elba. saloon from ter Noire and ...

... Coburn (uncles): Mrs. J. Kieran. Mrs. B. Halpin. and Mrs. B. Coburn taunt.); Vincent Coburn Tom Halpin. John and Patrick Liscoe. Michael Magill, John Power and Colm Wilson (cousins); Jim Berry. Gerry Doyle and Jim Mc- 1 Geough (brothers-in-law); Mrs. J ...