... Carton (daughters), John Murphy (brother); Margaret Dunne and Mary Kavanagh (sisters); Thomas. Martin and John Murphy (nephews); Elisabeth O'Connor and Peggy Murphy (nieces): Betty. Andy and Mary Hanlon; William. Andy, Danis, Martin, John, William, Mary, ...

... about the face, chest, and arms. >'con after the occurrence he was conveyed in the .King-town ambulance Bt. Michael's Hospital, where he was attended by the house surgeon and detained. Mr and Mrs. Arthur !*. Armstrong, John's,” Ardeevin road, Dalkey, ...

... luul to endure; and ono day called the leading men of his parish together, and told them that it •vas butter to like men, with arms in their hands, than like dogs in ditch. They only . wanted tho word. Suddenly an. army of Wexford peasants sprang up, if by ...

... see you, Dad and Mam. You'll be at Heaven's door, And when I see you both standing there, I won't cry anymore. I'll put my arms around you both, And kin your smiling faces, And the broken pieces of my heart, Will fall back into place. Love you for ever ...

... Dowlinos butcher shop on Church Road had water in it when the gutters became overloaded and couldn't cope with the deluge. Grattan Park area end Killincarig also had floods and one house suffered from flooding In the Cherry Orchard area of Killlncarrlg ...

... Chairman of the Commissioners of l'nblie Works; George Govan, Duffy, F.C.; Dr , Hobert P. Vernon, James Geoghegan, S.C.. T.D. ; John Hearne. Legal Ads iser, Department of External Affairs; Thomas Johnson. member of the Administrative Council of the Irish Labour ...

... and from Wicklow Arms L'd in Delgany for fifteen bedrooms, together with two ground floor shop units and a first floor office at llillvicw Delgany. Ivan Manck has applied to build a dwelling and septic tank at Wind gates, Bray; John Toner of liallygannon ...

... D. Sinnott, ElaWenrthy. The chief mourners were—John O'Brian (fattier): Edward and John O'Brien (brotherto; Kstiilee% Julia and Anse O'Brien. Mrs. Connelly, Mrs. Walker (maters): Peter Connolly and John Walker lbrother-in.laws); Peter 0144111 mi Ma:t-wirl ...

... LECTURE IN ARKLOW HENRY GRATTAN’S ACHIEVE- INTERESTING DISCOURSE. On Monday evening, under the auspices the St. Patrick's the League, Mr. P. delivered most interesting lecture on Henry Grattan. The hall tho Club was filled with menders of the local branch ...

... 22nd DECEMBER (la aid at 1,28h/eery. Kihnneanogue. Curtlonowa ud Gleams ameba' Fund) Prize Winners Number Promoter 8151—Mr. John Carr, Enniskerry. 654223 L. Butler 858—Catherine Fitzgerald, c/o Promoter. 612681 N. Fitzgerald 12.3—Ann Shaw, 5 Kilprron Hill ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...