... * John Fallon is known .to be a member of the Orange Order, and for many years his friend Bob Smyth has gone to watch Twelfth processions to Finaghy in the hope of catching a glimpse of him and other old comrades. He saw the others. But not John Fallon ...

... Connolly Pk.; Mrs. James Dwan, Grattan Place; Margaret Ryan, Ard Fatima; Master John Gleason, St. Patrick's Tce.; Mr. James Pheflan. Bridge St.; Mrs. Ryan. St. Bernadette's Tce.; Miss C. Moloney, Ballymac; Mrs. Meaney, 22 Arms St.; Mrs. E. Savage. Queen St ...

... will find the cardigan. jumpers. skirts. nylons, blouses. gloves, etc. hews N.ikt at moderate prices. * * * O'BRIEN'S: Those thinking of re-decorating the home or sitting room for Christmas need go no further than this neat shop in Grattan Street. Large ...

... Aide Hospital. JOHN. beloved husband of Ellen Jane Illvltirnmin.*neeplv reell9- /*J by his aorrowing Granddaughter and flechand. Nolen and John Berns. 17 Kunio part. Donarbiellee. 1111SIIIIMIN*Rareb A. 1660. at New. townarda Hospital. JOHN. Openly regretted ...

... 2/11 and Crew Neck. By Duhallow, Siltona HIGHLAND, LUXURY and WOOL- and Luxury, from 23/- to 59/1 1 CRAFT TWINSETS, CARDIGANS AND DOUBLE KNIT JACKETS GLOVES, Kid, Leather or Handknit N g ill From - to 99/11 Wool, from TERYLENE, ANGORA and WOOL LARGE ...

... believe in divining of why the rod moved. He replied: dip ining—fact or fiction. diseases with the aid of wit- 'We all have arm muscles to hold e n sses. the twisted twig tightly in ten- Mr Manning is a senior geologist the Geological Survey of the Mr ...

... never let rip. whee .oddly a 'lough. are not to be ear again carry the day. Grattan . how. Bri v St. Annex. 10th May (ref.. gear and it was only question of M. McCaughey . John Niorie and marked for blame of this defer' ever have along line of conquests ...

... Aut: 23, 1958. FEver remembered by l°'i§es°- Robert John, and daughter Elizabeth; also Grace—Drumcon, Rasharkin, ¢ God saw her 'ieuing weary, He did what He thought best, He opened wide His loving arms And whispered * Come and rest JOHNSTON—In loving memory ...

... Bends, Gilt, Mercesite end Crested. Exquisite in design end right no the inerstent in Fashion. KNITWEAR BLOUSES Jilioniwin. Cardigans sod Twin lovely colours and styles. 29/11 t . 6 'Ns. Swigs hobroWlered. Most charming designs, &ways ecelipted with de',ght ...

... Tallow: 2. Mr. P. J. Kirwan Gahan. &Orin. House, Tullow; 2, Mona P. O'Leary. Moatalicia. Ben-EMI. Osbwrne: 2 . W. John O'Neill:;Mr. John Hughes. Rathshanmore, ( the midwifery vacancy Attains.' 1. Mr. lames Gallen, Paulville HMV. Mrs. S. TWO , . Ballyhackett ...

... (1959) -- Monaghan Harps (home. v Ballybay; Threemilehouse (home) v. Clones; Clontibret home. v. Naomh Padruig: Inniskeen Grattans (home) v. 'Blayney Faughs The Clontibret - Naomh Padruig fixture Is a provincial one and is unlikely to materialise as the ...

... mercy. NeCtILLOUGM-February 3. 1960. at Cagan Valley Hospital. JOHN. dearlyloved husband of Agnes McCullough.- Deeply regretted by his sorrowing Nieoe and Husband, Peggy and Harry, and Baby. John MoClatchey. Itathcoole. Forever with the lord. PATTON-February ...