... Callao, T C ; J Bari% TC ; P Draw, TO; P Lyoob, J P, T C; L J Elect*. T C, Co C; J Dolss, T C; Just 8 Ealy, T C r F 00111 as, John Murray, L J Grimier. TC; O N Kelly. CIC ; ▪ B Conoolly, Tows Clerk r W F McGee. Borough Sorreyor ; J Cants, Bornagb Tristarer ...

... MAKES GOOO Trim will shortly have its own coat of arms with suitable motto, following consultations between the urban council, curate and local historian. Rev. P. Kelly, and the Chief Herald. The coat of arms depicts a shield with castle, While reporting ...

... PRESENTATION A reception held in Heodfort Arms Hotel, Kells, by Messrs. Mullen, drapers and outfitters of Navon, Kells and Oldcastle, for the Meath P. and P. team proved very enjoyable. A lovely set of cardigans and slacks were presented to the Hon. Treasurer ...

... Ireland's right. Aod drown oar griefs in freedoms song —Teost►s D•ns. This terminated the friendship between two men (Flood and Grattan) who had done more than any who were then living for their country, who had known each other for twenty years, sod wboae lives ...

... cheamat (hear, hear). and where the prank that ft was the effect of the Parliamentary Party that put their fwbeara on the soil. John I)iiltin took up the work whre e Redmond, the dead leader, laid it dna. History had proved the worth and the coinage of his ...

... prize, Gs ; 2nd, 11-1, John C Cooney, John greet, Kells—Kells Boned Tower ; 2, Nliss O'liagan, Boyne Cottage, Name. Clam 119—Six Photograelm, any sire, to include at least two Portraits—lit prim, ; 2nd, 15-1, John C Cooney, John street, Kells—Piper, 215 ...

... stage the pro- received from over a wide arm. in late spring. The P.P.U. Committee, at a ' duction Before that. however. the recent meeting, passed a vote of Socie.y is holding its first annual sympathy with Mr. John Reilly dance n the Abney ba.iroom on (farmer ...

... presumed to be that of a man named John Reilly of taskinagh, who lived alone. aged about 55 years and has been missing fur some time. AD that remained of the unfortunate man was the charred trunk of his body, the arms, head and legs having been burned ...

... dear father him to-day. l ees. Roller, Border and cardigan L 5, &de e res. offered their kindness • ~ • ,. Francis , whose annlverlars; A little prayer to Jesus • Glouster Canaries, Goldfish, cardigan £4.55, lady's p ullover W m .a. = and /ay/al our ...

... on Saturday last a tramp who gave his name as John Sharp, Bin. was charged at the suit of the Guardians of Dunshaughlin Union with breaking 250 panes of glass in the workhouse, value for /4 13s 4d. Thomas Arm strong, porter, proved the offence, and said ...

... had -received six applications for the Balbriggan cottages, viz—from Joseph Fedigan, Pat Walsh, Peter Fox, John Chrisley, Richard Colliou and John Gibbous, and two for the Balrothery cottage, vix—from Thos M'Gahan and J Kinaue. With regard to the question ...

... July. 1995 (peaceful)y), at Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital. James; deeply regretted by his beloved wife Briege, sons James and John. daughter Margaret. daughterin-law Mary. brothers Pearse and Brendan, sister Sr. Johannes. nieces. nephews. relatives and friends ...