... hes. TRAIN HELD UP. The early morning tram from gesiekillen was held up near Clones at 7.30 on Saturday b 7 two masked aid armed men. The incident occurred at tau Bolder, one hundred yards on the Free State aide. The fireman, Sway.' Grafiani. was forcibly ...

... aid of CMldree's Party 1 , 4 prise— Mr. Johnny Nolan. Ballard. Shillelagh; 2nd prize—Mr. Per.r Walker. gallyconnell: 3rd —Mr. John Kavanagh. 20 Templ. , °wen. Tullow; 4th Miss Angela Kavanagh. 20 Mapleowen. To p 11157-12; ST. PATRICK SCHOOL DRAW: BRAY. I ...

... FAMILY NOM TOLAN In loving memory of our parents. John and Maryanne Tolan. late of 6 St. Brigid's Terrace. Arklow. whose Anniversaries occur at this time. Jesus have mercy on their souls. —Remembered by their families. w 059113-46 TR EA CY 11th Anniversary ...

... WEXFORD TRAIN AMBUSH FIERCE ENGAGEMENT AT KILLURIN STATION. train was pulled up. the driver of the train, John White, John-stn, Wexford. was taken hum the eng.ne by an armor. guard and placed under arrest. The mot portion of the train presented • wrecked ...

... Club. This was Why two members of the Grattan Vices are ya , ry w - ei THERE be a collection e jo r i l l ti n ted M in arkli to t a h m ;:c outside the gritdrctses;-on Sugday The winnow of the two £2O a sks arm end:- in aid of the Irish Epilepsy Prises ...

... Party Broadcast by the Welsh Conservative Party 506746 7.00 Tcmorrovis World Roaddiowooo Featuring reports on dolphins in Cardigan Bay. and a portable swimming pool alarm designed to alert parents if their child is in danger. 7.30 Changing Rooms 243433 ...

... Murphy G. Grayden, 20 Grattan Park, Greystones. 1126530 Mrs. Kiernan T. Sibbald, Etathvilly, Co. Carlow. 871287 C. Cowman Pat and June Kinsella. 42 Connolly Sq., Bray. 735176 T. O'Toole Hilda, c/o Seller 861056 P. Pyke John Swan. Junior, Glencullen ...

... Melt Jane, at Toe for the Very Inn. J. of Ar k prune two divine= TUESDAY, 7th July, Too &dank. Lel Mr. John Lam, Weadenbrielne. Sale of torn i sble. !'arms. See full advt. Wl2/NSSDAY. nth July, at O LL ti_leak, for Alm Kinsella, at Clearance Sale of Cattle ...

... a very arc- What Grattan and O'Connell Said. nes breach of the tenor terms. The Grattan said: matter has been ',ported to the Chief A enhe „, d . k w . .. t. Li . aaien Officer of the martial law area, Mortared as Irelaue, armed Ireland, w r ryw has ...

... eer; Thomas Bassett, general and vintner: J. O'Farrell, general draper; John Booker, carpenter; merchant; Henry Pasle. butcher. Edward Bolger and Sons, con- baker and provisions; John Payne. tractors. farmers, emigration and Watchmaker; Laurence Pierce. ...

... Co. Galway, and Manorhamilton, Co. Leitrim. CARRYING OF ARMS. Last week was issued the new regulation by an Order in Council under the Defence of the Realm Aot in reference to the osavying of arms. 'Me following •was issued from Head-quartefe, Irish Command ...

... JERSEYS KNITTED COATS . -UNDERSKIRTS . RINKERS (CAPS) BONNETS UNDERVESTS CAMISOLES CORSETS HOSE CLOVES, &c.. &c. opip..EagN's CARDIGAN JACKETS JERSEYS 'FOOTBALL JERSEYS • CYCLING HOSE . FISHING 0 1.) snoarlNG SAILORS' vetriomik.e HALF HOS GLOVES GUILDRETS ...