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... 167246 'TURNIPS for sale. Apply John Donnelly, Kilmurray, Delgany, Co. Wicklow. (P 1947.31 TURNIPS for sale—O'Brien. Agli. owle. Ashford. Co. Wicklow. (plqS9.n) T WO tons of well saved Porn Crop Flay for sale. Apply John 'O'Brien. Publican, Killerm, Co ...
... bottle of sherry. While that lasted blunt was granted to Mr. Grattan. was ready to direct the workmen, the Statesman. A leave was granted but when it eras finished he was in. Ito Grattan for ever by the 4th Via- capable ot doing further Work. His !pulled ...
... appeared fur the nest of kin; Mr. Seamus Ua Flavin, Industrial Inspector, represented the Dept. of Industry and Commerce. John Nolan, brother of the deceased, identified the busty of the deceased as being that of his brother hard. aged LS years, who ...
... and varied! Warm Tailor-made Coats, Waterproof Coats, Twin Sets, Jumpers, Cardigans, Gloves, Fully Fashioned Hose, Under- Boys' Jersey Suits, Ties, Stockings, Shirts, Jerseys, Jumpers, wear, Head Scarves, Handkerchiefs, Pantee Sets. Umbrellas, All-wool ...
... Prosser. Leicester o . f , Arms Hotel. Enniskerry, in respect A largely Attending meeting Pnwerscourt Ploughing match cern- Sunday. Dec. 19. at 11.25 p.m. mittee was held in the Leireater Sergt. McLaughlin, Enniskerry, Arms Hotel. Enniskerry. en Tues ...
... Mass and Oaks tout plat* in John's lane Priory, Dublin. on Wednesday. Interred aftersards in Glasnevin. R.I.P. (a 2198-3) DUNNE--Slarch 21st, at her residein*. 3 Waverley Ice., Adelaide Rd.. bray, Anne, late of Mitchell's, Grattan St., Dublin, and second ...
... 8 Clifford St; M- and Mrs. W. Larkin, Grattan Terrace; Miss R. Drury and Mr. K. Cedes's, 'The People; Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Roche, Ard-na-Grisine. Saint John's Rood; Mr. M. Lucking, Devitt Road, North., St. John's Rood; the Sinnott Family, Old 'Pound; ...
... these ruthless armed bands. Intent on the doom of Wexford town. And on that day, in the town's chief square, They murdered woman and maiden fair. In the Market Square of Wexford town. NO wonder it is I still feel dread When I fancy that arms of the dead ...
... earcuuise..ances. John Corrigan„: Seaview Cottage, Newcastle. no light, 3s; John Byrne, Merry.; meeting, do.. Is. Garda M'Gauley, do. v. John Godkins, Drumdangan, no light, 3s ; Angela Doyle, New Street, school attendance, 2a. Cd; John: Vickers, Ballynerrin ...
... t. later we find fin , On John town z o ning the property to the Far' o 11..ath tor I'soo. a large -nut nt money in those days. When war Itrnke nut in 1611. the Wa!she , (art:el:m:lw. talk part wall the Contederate 160: John Wa',ll I niiiincarrig then ...
... Who should know it better? With a half-armed people and unskilled leaders. it was doomed from the beginning. Its aftermath was even worse than Its prelude. Notwithstanding the efforts of a few officers like Sir John Moore—the hero of Cor- unna—the soldiers ...