... said he desired to be associated with the expression of sympathy to the relatives of Sir John Esmonde. Mr. John Grattan Esmonde. B.L. thanked His Lordship and the other speakers for their kind remarks. and s- id it e.ould be a source of consolation to ...

... Ferns: Master John G. Maher, 54 St. John's Villas, Enniscorthy: Mr. John Maher. do.: Mr. Edward Maher. Clonuske. Muineberg. Co. Carlow: Mr. Andrew Mahon. Irish St.. Dunclody: Mrs. Nancy Mahoney. 2 Ardee St., Bray: , Miss Gertie Maloney, 3 Grattan Terrace, ...

... tyrannous (mvernment that employed them fearless of all intimidation and danger. During the trial of Oliver Bond, a clash of arms was heard amongst the military in the court. What is that? Curran sternly demanded. Some of the soldiers, nearest to the ...

... discovered an arms dump in the vicinity of New Ross containing 2 service rifles, 1 Smith and Weston revolver, 1 British bul dog revolver and ammunition. The people of Wexford and district who remained faithful to the principles of the late John E. Redmond ...

... Purcell and iso surprise Beet be was replaced 'Martin Whelan in the Ross goal by John MeCadby whale gird Val ( roe a defence, tern nerMli hit shot bye Pat the Glen n. with John i ttcCartby. Whelan bad to tip away a Oa this i th lofted effort from Wheeler ...

... the same Weiford (John Ryas) play MaS or Roscommon the All-Inland senior softball singles semidlaal. On August 24th at Faly's Crow Wexford (J. Ryan and .7. Doyle) meet Moaaghan la this AlLlrslaad senior hardball doubles semi• Anal. John Ryan (Wenford) will ...

... could have a lifetime wish, A dream that would true, We'd pray to God with all our hearts, For yesterday and you. To put our arms around you And see smiling face. For you were someone special, That no one can replace. —Sadly missed by your loving family ...

... Cull's (0-4 MR. E. DOYLE. GRATTAN ST. MR F. DOYLE, GRATTAN ST. The team: Pat Grace (goal): Din TAGHMON. GOREY. Kearns (Ferns), Mick Fortune (d0,),1 Th a d eat h o f Mr• James K e h o p. The death of Mr. Edward occntted at hi s Grattan Street. Gorey, oceurVa ...

... . Mr. James Mackey. do.,and Mr. Edward Sheehy, Coolsleey. All fires were dealt _ with elliciently.. last John F. Reynolds, Burris, and Garda John Galavin Bagenalstown have been successful in the qualifying examination for promotion to the rank of sergeant ...

... Statu_te Acres of Masured Ground_ for Corn. UNDERWEAR, HATS, OVER• .4 htahoPgy %Ober Ts faith Stair Lino, Mahopity• Hall Stana 2 Arm- Stock herded, but no responsibility for accident. COATS. COVERT COATS/FOOT. • 4. chairs Kitchen T faith Drawer, Mahogan ...

... meeting of the Wexford Co. Council was held. Sir Thomas 11 Grattan &monde. my.. Chairman. presiding. Also present: Messrs C. H. Peacocke. J. P.; M. A. Ennis, J.P.; J. D. Doyle, James Codd. J.P.; John Bolger, J. B. Hearne. Twenty-Five Years Ago. (From The ...

... Ballycogley introduced two subs soccer in Wexford town when the existent. and I feel St. John's might Before half-time Celtic had shortly after. Bob Wright for John They face new Div. I chamsenior club, so often the leaders further chances but these came ...