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... j Philip Dunphy, Dunphy, John Dunphy, Laurence Cummins, John Bolger, James Bolger, John Bowe, Nicholas Connor, James Delany, William John Carroll, PL G; Martin Carroll. Mountrath —Mark J Codd (ex-suspect); James Miller. John Connolly, James ...
... MR. JOHN E- REDMOND IN CARLOW. John BeJmood. Mi*, in nooeptance invitation from prominent Nationalists is, deliver before a Carlow andienoe hie lec»nre Popular Leaden from Swilt to Parnell,” arrived in Carlow on Monday afterbmu by the 4.26 train. The ...
... motoring MISHAP rri.:ip near Ch.-rmillo on tSv Mr. John Mahor, Grattan Street, Portlaoighiso, mot with inislkan when his oar sustainwl a hurst which caused his oar to take tod skid The car overturned, but fortuna'telv none of the occupants were injured ...
... that he was authorised Dr. Grattan to set some traps to catch rabbits for the use the house. Chairman—Were they set holes ? Cos—No, sir; on the runs. Chairman —Kearns, had you any authority in writing? Kearns—No, sir. Dr. Grattan stated that the •warren ...
... BoouaaH. E. M‘Donald Grattan -200 C. Heffernan Grattan -3 M. Kenny c Lacey bM. Farrell 4 c T. Murphy P. Fitzpatrick 17 J. Whelan c W. Grattan b M. Farrell - - - 1 bW. Grattan - 2 W. Purcell st W. Gnrttan W. _ Grattan - - - 3 c W. ...
... popular In the area. The funeral, which took oS TScsday, was the passing of Mr. John Cahill, Kill. Monastercyan, whose death oeeurred as Tueslife in Ore Monasterevan arm, where was well-known and papular figure. Unmarried, he had been aillmj for lengthy ...
... Morrin, Mr. T. Lendrum, Mr. C. Tracy, Mr. John Kenny, Mr. John Confrey, Mr. Joseph Confrey, Mr. Joseph Headon, Mr. Joseph Kearney, • Mr. Ger. Malone, Mr. John Downes, Mr. Jns. Dwyer, Mr. L. Malone, Mr. John Healy, Mr. Joseph Kavanagh, Mr. Joseph M’Donald ...
... voting papers to be left at Mr. Grattan’s residence. Mr. Teeling—Why did you direct the constable to leave the second paper at Mr. Grattan’s ? I told the policeman to leave the paper for the property votes at Mr. Grattan’s. He then asked me where would ...
... moderate prioea. Bemakea at Shorteat Notice at Low Price. The following ia one from oar anmcrona teali- Father Ralph write*:— * Grattan KeaH. Galway, g.ith Mar, ’O3. ‘Gestlemen—lt gi*e» m« much plea mire ae«ore you that o»cn my limited expert, nee baa nrabled ...
... came McKvoy’s cottage when* t his bicycle. Witm*ss brought bicycle with him and they both walked into town. When they came Grattan Street they saw Betty Dunne and J. Picßee talking near the Town Hall. Witness saw ear coming from the direction of Mountrnelliek ...
... 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 ...
... street, Pordaoighitc, on Monday even mg Inst when little hoy. Michael O'Brien, afied four years nine month* (the eldest (>nrdn John O’Brien and Mr*. O’Brien) wax killed, and his brother Kevin O’Brien, ojedi about 3| years, was injured through being .’-ccidenially ...