... meeting of the Wexford Co. Council was held. Sir Thomas 11 Grattan &monde. my.. Chairman. presiding. Also present: Messrs C. H. Peacocke. J. P.; M. A. Ennis, J.P.; J. D. Doyle, James Codd. J.P.; John Bolger, J. B. Hearne. Twenty-Five Years Ago. (From The ...

... ; We diagnose and notify and force the in, The childreu die, the mothers cry, the father finds tke tin. Sir Thomas Henry Grattan' M.P., writing from London, said that tthiss question depends on the matter of a pure lymph supply, and that he bad made ...

... osta, P. cuallield, etc. Ipso* and Kiltegan ILLL.—John M'Ardle, .V.P.; John Harmon T. Harmon, Edward Nolan, Pannell, Michael Hudson, James Hudson, ThOmaa Kellett, A. Plant, Joseph Byrne, Join' few, John M'Guinnees, Michael Dowling, Matthew Nolan,Thomas ...

... ' 1879 Bin% R. 'Km& the !Reagent armed with guns and was in charge, had next came Rev. J. we re ptoed, and at the left hand .7 . Lynch, whose term of cam expired in t heroad th ere was an immente . .1899 Rev. John Furlong then ditch adjoined by-swampy ...

... the. things are over ;..has. von ask tl.:-,se (Ines'tiong. Mr. John Murphy (John-street) —When we are made aware of them The matter ended. A Whole-time Officer. qtr. John Murphy (John-htreeo dreg• .Attention. to the fact that no urban council employe ...

... th 3 world. With these remarks I beg to intrtelnos the lecturer Dr Grattan rood. from whom I intact to hear a learned and instructive lertere flood applause). THE LIVITRE. Dr. Grattan rood, who was .received with rounds of applause, in the course of his ...

... Ballycogley introduced two subs soccer in Wexford town when the existent. and I feel St. John's might Before half-time Celtic had shortly after. Bob Wright for John They face new Div. I chamsenior club, so often the leaders further chances but these came ...

... of Mr. John Newsome White, J.P., 6f Rocklands, Waterford. The ceremony took place at the parish church of St., Mary's. which was beautifully decorated by the friends of the bride. The latter arrived putictitalh• at 1.90, and, leaning on the arm of bet ...

... introvolition of the GOWNINIIIt • This was wiped the following ' T. Messrs. P. aosiz-01617), Darr* Colohan (Kildare) 0 i . Grattan Edmond, (Wsz(=Samaa .34arry_..(th) , Model*, HeAo,‘Carials- Xilkurasy), M. R. (Tipprrary), ,1 65 , Dwyer (Leis•OlfelY, (Wicklow) ...

... guard around th e fire, and some of the water hit the child's arms and fare. Witness then descrihed how she pulled off the child's smitten cardigan and then ran with the child in her arms to her mother-in-law's house at hi. Ross Road. They got a car and ...

... see advt. THIRD CARGO NOW DISCHARGING. 300 TONS GOULDING'S MANURES Ex MARY B. MITCHELL. SPECIAL PRICE FOR CASH EX-SHIP. I I JOHN DOYLE, QUAY ST., NEW ROSS Special Value in TEAS, WINES, SPIRITS and FEEDING STUFFS. FRIDAT, MAY It ^~'n In the Days of the ...

... In fact it would hardly be an exaggeration to say that it was a more important factor. Great Britain had often dealt with armed revolt. What struck at her prestige throughout the world was the taking over of the ordinary functions of government by the ...