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... enthusiastic, and significant that has been witnessed in this city for some time. Among those present were—Henry Grattan, M.P. ; Sir Simon Bradstreet, John Reynolds, Esq., M.P. ; Very Rev, Dr. Cahill, Very Rev. Dr. Spmtt, Rev. P. J. Gilligan, C.C. ; Rev. Mr. Brown ...
... p---.. THE MIDDLESEX COUNTY TIMES, SATURDAY, JANUARY 21, 19395 ._. FINAL (REDUCTIONS _throughout the Store' SANDERS JOHN LADIES' UNDIES SPECIAL OFFERS k .. COMBINATIONS OUTSIZE SLIPS!: SMOCKS 1 FOR KIDDIES 0: - - Soft Interlock ...
... acts of violence and treason. The only innocent party was that which included Grattan, Curran, Charlcmont, Barrington, and Plunket—the party which deprecated resort to arms, and denounced all traitorous alliance with France, but exhorted the ruling powers ...
... JOHN SANDERS LTD. EAU TAP MTOVIT.ESFX COUNTY TIMES. SATURDAY. APRIL 22, 1939 CLOSED WOOL JUMPERS vEDNON Avmany stapes rcked and mined VALUE SMART FASHIONS AT shades, with plain collar and I cuffs. Usually 5; i i each • O'CLOCK Now Half-Price. V- 3 . for ...
... rears' trial proved the efficacy ATKINS' PREPARATION for the hninediate removal and destroying superfluous hair on the face. arms, and neck, without the least injury to the skin. A sealed jacket sent free, with directions for use, to any address, on receipt ...
... Barratt, of High. street, Brontford. While eating his dinner on Christmas Day, John Edward Griffiths, 66, a silk fringe maker, of Cardigan-road, Bow, suddenly fell into the arms of his wife and died. At the inquest at Poplar a doctor said that Griffiths ...
... had still not been traced. Det.-sgt. Frederick Lamb said Harper had five previous convictions or finding of guilt, one for armed robbery. He was asking for one other offence to be taken into consideration. Price had five findings of guilt and six previous ...
... January, the Grattan Statue will be unveiled. It is a very excellent work of art, which I had ample opportunity of examining in Mr. Foley's studio before it was sent over. Mr. Foley evidently selected as his ideal the great orator, with uplifted arm, apostrophising ...
... Sicele, and Hilda de Trafford, her four sisters ; Lady Mary Plunkett, sister of the Earl of Fingal' ; Miss Grattan Bellew, sister of S;r Henry Grattan Bellew ; and Miss Gwendoline Petre, cousin of the bride ; and the Hon. George Bryan (toth Hussars), brother ...
... Mary Maris Deur% last leak, of seeds whit* they sent on reedit to a arm known as Douglas Davidson and Ce. and fer vitriol' they never resolved payment. Before the out was Douglas Brien John Davidson. 32, described as unemployed and of no fixed address. who ...
... lawyers and professional patriots, betrayed their followers. Henry Grattan, whose political and personal fortunes the Volunteers had made, denounced them in Parliament as ' an armed rabble.' The Government seized the artillery of the Liberty Corps—the ...
... behalf by the Lord Mayor and Mr. Brooks. M. P. , es• Lord Mayor. With the exception of Sir John Esmond., Bart., M.P., and Mr. E. G. beast M.P. who represented the Grattan' family, every speaker, save one, who has been nominated to take a public part in the ...