... Kichards people should be distinctly told that do not want any arms in Ireland, ami that we will not cave them. As law-abiding citi* sens, we consider them danger to the State; instead of getting arms into the country want to get them out of the country. When ...

... supreme test their loyalty. They had armed themselves not for aggression, but for Imperial defence. Their Empire was threatened and not for a moment did they waver. “Rally the flag; put aside all quarrels; our arm are for our King,’ was their answer ...

... Corporal John Kane, Royal Irish Rifles, has died hospital from wounds. Sergt. George Strathdee, Princess Street; Pte Grattan, Bazaar Street; and Pte. W. Lindsay, Causeway Street, all Portrush, have been wounded. Intimation has been received Mr, John O’Brien ...

... Davies. Pontypridd; Rev. Dr. Invelwvn Hughes, Cardigan*. John Walter George. Balusb. West Hartlepool; Edward Davies, Sutton; A. E. Harrison, Shrewsbury; Geoffrey Dove, Shrewsbury; John Williams, Craven Arms, and his son. Alfred Williams: Christopher Wrigley ...

... Kenny's ia exact colour facsimile, fulfilling Grattan s injunction Rot is ** catalogues'’ the pictures will be ieswsd with then, and large portraits of all the prominent Irish Parliamentarian* of Grattan's time will illustrate the *• RolL’* AH the original ...

... Terens. and piano selections were given bv Mr. V. M‘Al lister. The compere was Mr. M Grattan, ana the show was produced by Mr. Brian Magill. GAELIC FOOTBALL. St. John’s G.AC. Carnlough. had Portglenone as visitors the M'Cormick Cup competition, played ...

... ANOTHER SENATOR HOMELESS. MANSION BURNED. ONE OF THE SPOTS. Ballynastragh. the beautiful residence of Senator Sir Thomas Henry Grattan Esmonde, Bart., situated three miles from Gorey, (o. Wexford, was set on fire on Friday night and burned the ground. * Sir ...

... to ever^Da.^arme.. Supn.ied SPECIAL HUSK or HOOSE CURE bother 1 ordered the'dffendlnt ‘S' P«T The Certain Remedy. £'“ r ' off ...

... ANTRIM COAST. Mr. John M’Kentv. Mullaghcooley, Gl«!>- arm. lias a couple of tares thaf gave birth four lambs each last week. The same ew€ii had four and three lambs respectively year. On Friday, St. Patrick’s Hall. Olenarm. Mr. John gave lecture the Insurance ...

... pledge (or periods varying from sir »ootb^oae*i»njrjara. On Monday laat. named John M'Mahon, t f Tiareach. was pot ferward in malady Acting- Sergeant M' Donald and Cans labia Grattan befott Mesara. J. Wallsce. J-P-. and Darnel Borlan. J.P., Garvagb, who c ...

... win of the season and also the A and B Pools with O'Nefll Bros. beating John McMullan by .3 of a yard for the second position. Results—J. O. Reid 1372 AB, O'Neill Bros. 1366, John McMullan 13657, Thompson Bros. 1357.8. Tom McMullan 1352, Robinson Bros ...

... Plant Stand, £3.—Mrs. John Logan ?laslllycraigy. Ballymena. Tel ONE small Dressing Table, £s—Mrs. John Logan, Ballycraigy. Ballymena. Tel. 3151. ONE Girl's bottle-green Cardigan, chilproof, 36; 1 bottlegreen hand-knitted Cardigan (school), size 36; 1 pair ...