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... hands in trying subdue the flames. Another Old Red’s Death. Mr. Patrick Grattan, formerly of St. Francis St.. Bdenderry, died last week in Navan. Son the late Patrick and Mrs. Grattan, he was the last member of old Kdenderry family. He had le*oi» employed ...

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... elected the following office-bearers: Chairman, Mr. D. E. Gallagher;vice-chairman. Mr. John Latimer; secretary, Mr. Victor Riddell; assistant secretary, Mr. John Mahood; treasurer, Mr. Herbert McMullan. The price of oat straw dropped on Saturday by 3s ...

... 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 ...

... whose brilliant brain worked out many a campaign in such way that small groups of ill-equipped, desperately trained, badly armed and fitfully fed Irish countrymen turned soldier, often defeated troops ten times their number. The title of the story is “No ...

... true; We lost our best and dearest friend, Dear Mcither, when we lost you. Fondly remembered by ber Daughter. Ciss, Son-indaw, John, and Granddaughter, Joan Geary. Bready, Strabane. ELLIS—Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ellis and Family wish to return their sincere thanks ...

... loving Gone-but not forgotten. ± H sister and brother-m-law, Kathleen and Deeply regretted her loving H . *f.\ iM “Safe in the Arms of Jesus.'' Kd»ard Madden—Shore Road, Toome- lei.|«,ai family; also daughten-m. IW Ddfstowm h^ * ' *° ...

... 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 ...

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