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... in anticipation of their return to power. have selected Mr. John Burns for the Home Office, and allotted some other important positions. The report has all the semblance of truth. Mr. John Burns has been so conspicuously successful, as President of the ...
... dived In, D o rothy, 102, Cardigan-rd. and brought the boy to the bank. The water was about '2 ft. deep. - MARRIED 72 YEARS. HUSBAND AGED 95 AND WIFE AGED 99. From The People'a l'orreapondent. Coulatou. Saturday. Mr. John Marshall. who is ninety-flee ...
... after the sports they played for dancing. Item who visited the sports were Sir J. T. Weedbooes end Sir Joseph Crosland. Mrs. John Pyrah, Geardian of the Poor for Yammer Ward, handed the prizes to the winners. The weather was magnificent, and the afternoon's ...
... AVER UR.—Actias.mAllailsr. Mr. W. H. COURT THEATRE. 19ropretors. JOHN WOOD and ILITPIDS CHU DL EIGH. Ceder the ManagemaatMrs. JOHN WOOD. EVERT EVI.NIN G. at 9.6 arraugeawnt rich Mr. John Hem du adapted by Sydnoy Urundy.Arld MAMMA. Pr -ceded. at Wu by ...
... DEATHS O'BRIEN IDuhlint Nov 24 1 , 0.5, at the Meath Hospital. I thel Inaiss 1. hi:loved of the late Patrick. laic of Grattan Mace. Lr. Mount Street. deep's regretted by her loving sons. daughters. grandchildren. great grandchildren. daughters-In-law ...
... epcke c.f her convibut ems to photographic rescarcb. An appeal is shout to be made to his rezishieeers by the Rev. J. E. Cardigan Williams, vicar of St. Mary's, Wost Twy. ford, the mintiest parish church iu the diocese of London, and his wardens, Mr. ...
... Charing Cross. Tba•44 OPEN on SATE/MAT 11 . 41 . 4 541 1. PAin11T. s.r,4ol. b tee hylb. l i ttf to ' i vu lag Grattan, eta Fame. Nt. John ; lawn. M. Fred Iddthe. &de , I..nni.s.• Manta. and C ^ ..nru;. J Env, nos has NI Plwmi 4,..T•12. nob Leave. Mr ...
... —But a Ruin= shell bursting on the right front of Lord Cardigan now threw out a fragment wbic met Nolan full on tne chest and tore ..way at. hit heart. The sword d opped from his band ; but the arm with which he was waving it he moment before still remained ...
... morrow (Tuesday) to Glasnevin. CURTIS (Dublin)—August 31. 1930. at Baggot Street Hospital, Annie, beloved wife of John Curtis, late of 1 Grattan Place, Lower Mount Street; deeply regretted. R.I.P. Funeral arrangements later. DOLAN (Dublin)—August 31. 1930 ...
... Son, King Street. 2 bowls of dripping ; Mrs. Hardcastle, Weaver's Arms, 28 loaves; Inspector Appleyard, post office, clothing ; Mr. J. Turner, King Street, 28 pairs of stockings end cardigan jacket; Mr. W. Golden, quantity of good clothing; Mr. Thomas Metcalfe ...
... every parish. including son. Mr. Justice Madden, Mr. Justice Boyd, St. John's. It was kept on St. John's 11 ,, r. Justice Dodd and Mr. Justice Sfolany until 1910. when Mr. I* F o arm declined t ve judgoient veerteiday in wont. of the them or t° ret u rn ...
... Filthy minds - were referred to by Mr. Justine HIU to the Divorce Court. when he granted • decree nisi to Mr. John Everard Oration Grattan, or Park Tarnrd.. Kingston. Surrey. on the grounds of the misconduct of his Wife. Beatrice Eleanor, with Dr. Cyril ...