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... easily relieved. —Yours truly, “JOHN MILFORD.” Druggists and others can have their supplies from wholesale agents, FRED. LEWIS & 00., City Soap Works—Fleet street, Dublin; CLARKE & M‘MOLL AN, Victoria Street. Sold by GRATTAN * CO., Modioal Hall, Plough ...

... proportion as Montgomery. .He was dressed in the same clothes that the prisoner wore on tbe day of the mnrder, and carried on his arm, folded with the drab side out, in the described by the witnesses, the waterproof Mackintosh that Montgomery hud when leaving ...

... regretted by his sorrowing Wife. also his Daughter and Son-in-law. Lena and Thomas Grattan. and Grandsons; also Sons William and Ernest. Canada and Australia. Safe in the arms of Jesus. ll6llllllloN—January 31. 1961. at Belfast City Hospital. WILLIAM J.. ...

... and Bridge (Single), 6d; Steerage, 4d. Subscription Tickets maybe obtained at the Ticket Offices in Bellaat or Bangor. . 2891 JOHN CO. EMIGRATION TO CANADA. IN ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE EMIGRANTS I have accepted agency from the Montreal Ocean Steamship Co. (Messrs ...

... '’itim. llall-linAt cloc*k [BY SPECIAL TELEGRAM.] APPLICATION OFTtIE LASH AT NEWGATE, Samuel Duffy, aged 18, and John Talbot, aged 20, who were sentenced to seven years’ paaa iorvitndo and to receiv#* the former 25 lashes, md the latter 30, for stealing ...

... Traveller for Belfast firm UR. JOHN P. BALLAGIL who was senior traveller for the Belfast Arm of Joseph Blair Ltd., has died at his home in Demesne Road. Holywood, following a short Illness. Mr. Ballagh joined the Arm 50 years ago and had represented ...

... second took the intruder in his arms and deposited him in a little drain where he was obliged to remain until the combat had ceased. When the first and only shots were fired, Grattan wounded Corry slightly in the arm. Honour was satisfied. The duel, ...

... their extradition to Northern Ireland to face charges of possessing arms and explosives. Elliman was arrested by the gardai on a warrant issued by the RUC alleging possession of arms and ammunition with intent to endanger life or cause' serious injury ...

... 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. ...

... Hospital, HUGH JOHN. youngest son of the late GORDON. Scarce 'Funeral from Scarce to family burying-ground. Jerrettspass. to-morrow (Thursday). at 2-60 DM. GRATTAN—December 33, 1941. ANDREW FRANCIS, husband of the late MATILDA GRATTAN. Brunswick Road ...

... NAZI RECORDS SEIZED. Masked and armed Belgian Patriots forced their way into 12 Town Halls and took German retstdeof Belgians to be deported portedGskmany, says the Belgian News Agency.—Reuter. BRITISH ARMY zannurioN. The total number of visitors to the ...