... colletdays now. Last week it was rum- TWO members of the Irish Howard John Ry der, all of . and after a spell with Wanderers areas in :front of their houses Hockey Team which will play Grattan Park , ed a long-delayed fiver last returned to captain (keystones ...

... Winners were: Ciretl olo:hon. Connor, James McCar. iroll. John Kane. Carmel Mt-Car. Troll. Patrick Finlay con. Patrick IMcGrainor. John Clement‘. Gerard Finlayson and E Kavanagh. * * * The death of Mr. John Gratin , Ills'ell Lane. Arklow. occurred Dublin. He ...

... the the reply, for twa per.u's twa shdlitee an' aarpence. The following advertisement smeared in an Irish paper :— Whereas John Hall has fraudulently taken away several articles of wearing apparel without my knowledge—this is therefore to inform him that ...

... Cullen, State Solicitor, said Sentences of sir months impermit. defendant had been disqualified John Joseph McMenamin. 58 posed at Arklow Court on Shays° Mr. John Qhirke, 8.L., told the from driving for five years at Ark- years, clothing manufacturer, of ...

... were enrolled by Grattan to protect the island from an iniksion of America's ally—France. Into this mainly Protestant army many Catholics were admitted, and wo find Catholics like Mabel) Swectman of Wexford subscribing to its funds. Grattan. ' though a confirmed ...

... KJltejpan U.l.L.—John M'Ardk, V.P.; John Hormou, T. Harmon, IdwiM’d Nolan, Nicholas Founoll, Michael Hudson, James Hudson, Thomas A. Plant, Joseph Byrne, John John M'Guinnces, Michael Dowling, Matthew Nolan, Thomas Nolan, James Ciough, John ...

... last to stand mit were the men of CO. W icklow, armed with pikes and scythes to defend their liberties, and forfeiting their liberties; but they were contifig into a different time; every man won't' he armed with his musket and his ammunition. They were ...

... motorists must keep an eve. at least, on their speedometers. Richard I.udlovv. Delgan: Wm., Templecamit (louse. Ist ones: John Tough. 13 Raheen Park. Bras: Geoffrev Rowe. Arch House. Gresstones: Benjamin 110 h. son, Griaran. - Kendalstov,n. Del! gany: ...

... the hands of that celebrated statesman and eadex:ble patriot. the Ht. lion. Sir John Parnell, Chancellor of the Exchequer 1h LmJ, to whose descendants it now belongs. Sir John continued to improv. those interesting grounds with the same seal and aa much ...

... Mr. Adrian O'Neill. airview Road. Wicklow (clock). Among the other prizewinners were Miss Denise Smullen. Rath. new. and Mr. John Healy. Wicklow. Organising Committee: Messrs. Dunne (Chairman). Christopher Quinn (Vice-Chairmanl. Ka‘anaah (Treasurer). Aida ...

... remarkable degree, and every variety of small craft is ready to hunt submarines, including 100 armed yachts, 1,000 armed trawlers, 1,000 armed fishing boats, and 300 armed motor boats. The Output of Beer (Restriction) Bill was read a second time in the House ...

... Kiliuwen, do. L nt Is. Ad. per do. Thos. Sheehan. Grattan-st.. Gorey. accepted nt lA.. for the sweeping of the workhouse chimneys. Laurence Furlong, thomaa-.t., Gorey, accepted at £l5 as barber for the inmates. John Breen. Gorey, weenie., at £. IN. for foil siae ...