... L. S. 86 MON, =ILL AID COAL Allied Iron Founders 5810 Baboon & Wilcox 7ol9 13o19:wer , Colliery is 16/9 Brown (John) Co. Camanel Laird fis Clarke Chapman 57/8 Corry, William & Bon 8110 Domfard, W. 7819 Guest, Keen & Nate Molds ...

... years, came into collision with a motor car the property of Mr. John Sheerin, Aclare, Co. Sligd, which was being driven at the time by his son, John 3f• Sheerin. who had as a passenger, John O'Hara, also of Aclare. The collision occurred a short distance ...

... as crpr;opistrutiyzt litliactayrrodoassfisr:svet lifteeigzome.nntth e Partictilsin to Title and Conditions of Bale apply:— JOHN JOHNSON • SON. Solicitors. Chichester Street, Belfast. Further details from:— ALEX. MURDOCH. AIICTIONSHR, T CHICHESTER STREET ...

... Jerseys. 8s 6d; } Hose, 3s 6d. MENARY BROS. A FARROWING Crate, almost new, also a small dry feeder for starting young pigs. John Uprichard, Moira. P?:one T 2 LADIES’ COATS These Coats are selling freely, so we advise you to secure one as carly as possible ...

... Street Mr. John Healy. Grattan Maloney Bros., Market St. Mr. Frank McGee, Castle 0 10 Street 0 10 0 Nil's. Foley, Castle St. 0 10 0 Smartw•ear. Castle St. 0 10 0 James Currie, Ltd., do. 0 10 0 My Lady's, do. Mr. Smith, do. Mr. McCaffrey, Grattan 010 0 O ...

... body was ;en. .;tton from the inside and .m the outside were missing Ile coat. SHALL CUTS cie was also a button missing a cardigan, A jumper on the was stained with blood, and skirt had some small cuts i• • r,e top and the right side. \ pair of nylon stockings ...

... also a button missing from a cardigan. A pumper on the bodv was stained with blood, and a check skirt had some small cuts at the top and the right side. A pair of nylon stockings were bloodstained. A wrlit watch on lift arm had itoppad, and tha taca. hands ...

... 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 ...

... 11•Laughlin. Mr. .1. James ItEritan. Mr. John Cornett. C. Daley. brittle ire Inn. Mr. ICKldomey-teo.ll-0. tg silk-Mr. M. Agate, Capt Tam, Annnytenne Madden Brothrrs James Tobin. Mr. John Mallaines-412. All 4 and-Grattan • Co.. Cegaae. Mr. J. ll*Cleas. Mr. ...

... Catholics to go abroad for education. Grattan fought for the whole Bill. When his country, he said, resolved no longer to crouch beneath the burden of oppression that England had laid upon her. when she armed in defence of her rights, and a high spirited ...

... country with foreign lands, he confessed with 'shame that she was the most intolerant. Protestant or Catholic, in the world. Grattan. on this occasion. supported a large measure of relief which should include Catholics and dissenters. He said that it should ...

... 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 ...