... Police believe horse may hay stabbed. But the) certain. The horse, oy Woodhouse Street Joe Hamill, stay field and a nearby noted that it wasin The police were And they immedia tacted USPCA offi aveterinary surge ...

... Police believe that the horse may have been stabbed. But they are not certain. The horse, owned by Woodhouse Street man Mr. Joe Hamill, stays in the field and a nearby resident noted that it was injured. The police were called in. And they immediately contacted ...

... Barnett of Canada wus the guest soeaker. Miss Mary Wilson was soloist and the lesson was read by Miss Gladys Hamill. Mr. Joe Hamill and Edward Cassells were special collectors. At the evening service people were turned away because of lack ol accommodation ...

... adown, winners of the sports medley organised by the Zig Zag Club. Aiso included from left, James Judge, Seamus Marley, Joe Hamill and Donal Fay. 4-32. 2NN & et > : R NE YA N 4 S o/ 7 S ) ,J .3 ] f / ; Y »° - .~ : /’4 | = _r’ - g o| f ( ...

... CHILDREN ARE RESCUED FROM OLD WELL A FEW MINUTES after eight o'clock on Wednesday evening S5-year-old Joe Hamill hammered on the door of Mrs. J. Halfpenny's home in Irwin Street. “ Lucky and Pail have fallen down the big hole,” the sobbing chilg soreamed ...

... bereavement. They would especially thank Dr. Minford, Mrs. Thomas Parks, Mrs. John Emerson and Family, Miss Florence Hamill, Mr. Joe Hamill, Mr. and Mrs. Matt. Hamill, and other kind friends for their kindness and sympathy ; also all those who sent floral tributes ...

... shoutng and had a bottle in his hand. Witness later identified Joseph Hamill and Judge, and in fact most of them. He advised Joe Hamill to go home. Witness was divided from the main body of police. The crowd seemed to get in amongst them in such a way that ...

... Judge, Joe Hamill and Patrick Hamill. It was Francis Hamill who struck the segnt. Mr. t said that Francis Hamill was. not. one of the men charged. In answer to Mr. Best, witness said the. police gave no provocation. He also stated that Joe Hamill said: ...

... on Sunday ? Constable Birney—l don't know, for the publicans are very regular in this town. Fined lOs and costs. SAME V. JOE HAMILL, for drunkenness and assault. Fined fts and costs. ALE LINDER RUSSELL V. W. SPOTTER & CO., for beams of wages due to him ...

... appreciation. The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass will be offered for your intentions. The son and daughters of the lale JOSEPH (Joe) HAMILL wish o express their sincere thanks to all those who sympathised with them in their recent sad bereavement. A special thank-you ...

... d with them in their recent sad bereavement, especially Dr. Minford, Nurse McCann. Rev. Houston. also Mrs T. Parks, Mr. Joe Hamill and Daughter Florrie, also neighbours and friends and all those who sent floral tributes and letters of sympathy. Hoping ...

... Reynolds i = 2 'om t and the wmm to P. Corr, Who scbbed the ball over the| ,ocllwew'l head as he came too ar out of his goal. Joe Hamill came on and plaged Tiffney, who pointed from & very narrow angle. B. Hamill was wide with two shots, bit: made amends when ...