... stationed at Sewbridge. were entered, and amongst other attielei stolen were four suits of clothes, two overcoats, pair of boots, half doz.•n of shirts. sue• s. and a valuable wart pin. vaapie on rests on a soldier who endeavored to a clots. the prop, ...

... cornpliehol, quiet, wbite and cold, Lightly love's last offering, fragramt flowers, they hold, pr o d.?. angel finger•. tuning golden nerings, While of bli.a eternal jorously ming, ; pointing out the .ky.way, len.' i ng lbw«. who COMP; Dear immortal finger ...

... shown was, with the *emptiest of the one is which the prisoners were confined, the loftiest in the lower. Thumbscrews, iron boots, maidens' collars and belts, whose jagged spikes lacerated the wearer's b ody, were among's . : the most simple of these fiendish ...

... memorial site, sad then, Rodgers, 14; Opl W Bows, Lein I V ; Pie K addressing the ex-Service men specially, be spoke fittings', Kent.; W Russell , B 0 ; Pie Id of his life long seacnoiation with Irish soldiers, and Segrave, i) idcipl . p Sharkey , Bp ; Pte ...

... ilre-4'l*r of the 'Wells'; Ball fro %Cols ,- 10.05 - News; 10.15 -Omnibus hampton., 1.35-Racingin t al i* voeir:: :. dead in the boot of a car . ,. Feeney was a personal friend of the at The Proms; 11.15 - Inter- 1.50-Racing from Wolverhampton; late Mr, Corr ...

... week's Council meeting. In it he explains he wrote a recent article on Fr Quigley, the United Irishman who was hanged in Maidstone. Kent on 7th June, 1798. He was curate in Dundalk and Chaplain of the prison here from 1793-96. Monsignor 0 Muiri noted that ...