... Newry youth's age saved him from gaol BAN PATRICK REILLY. of St. Clare's Avenue Newry, and Philip O'Keefe. High Street, were fined £7 and £5 respectively at Newry Court. on Wednesday, and bound over for 12 months charged with stealing a pair of Wellington ...

... nerve troubles, if it had not been for Phosferine. Everything I tried was useless until a friend advised me to try Phosferine, and so I found the right remedy. A few doses of Phosferine relieved and steadied my nerves, and restored drooping energy until ...

... afterwards sickness came and he died in Nowry as he hal unrepenting and unrepentant. rebel, faithful through adversity to thee land that bore him. leasing behind a career of self-sacrifice and unselfish. patriotism to inspire the youth of Ireland to deeds of daring ...

... DIED AFTER HIS 25th OPERATION. WOMAN SAVED FROM FIRE. TUBE IN MAN'S THROAT THAT YOUTH BURSTS DOOR AND CARRIES BROKE DURUM FIT OF COUGHING. HER TO SAFETY, The breaking of a tube placed by _ doctors in his throat led to the death of Herbert Ernest Burns ...

... merge with other parties to save the country from annihilation. He would never have come into politics were it not for the spontaneous demand to s ave the country. In capacity as president of the new organisation he would try to give the same service he ...

... ll7utatlon cf the left kg. IHe was about to amputate the right leg when he died. He performed an operation and carried out massage to the heart and the boy desponded, but died a short time later. Mr. P. G. Ourran (Deputy Coroner for South Arrragh, co ...

... hc entered at midnight armed with a readver. Ile suceeeded in firing four shots at his treacherous friend, who fell an if dead on the lawn while trying to eticape. The hinband n ordered his wife to pack her belongings and be gone. After vainly weeping ...

... DIED FROM HEART FAILURE AVERDICT of death from heart failure was returned at the inquest in Stranorlar by Mr. B. J. McDermott. acting coroner, on a 72-year-old farmer named John McNulty, of Corgary, Ballybofey, who had been missing from his home for 'almost ...

... SEQUEL TO SHOOTING OF D.I. SWANZY. Di-triot Inspector Swanzy, dead on Sunday in Lisburn when Attuning from church, accompanied by Major E. V. Ewalt and Mr. F. W. Ewart. Four men, pushing asiCe people in their path. tired a number Oi close range, killing ...

... ald while doing at the deceased came up and also attempted to pacify him by informing him of the d.ath of an old friend lie was still trying to get back Thornberry's, and in the course of andeavouring to get away from his daughter his band swung round and ...

... GOD SAVE ALL HERE. There's a prayer that's breath'd alone In dear old Erin' a land: 'Tin tittered on th. threshold stone With emila and cleaning hand; And oft, nerehane.. 'tin murmured low With sigh and falling tear, The grandest greeting man mny know— ...

... years of the Victorian era and the first few decades of the 20th century. G, K. Chesteron, his greatest friend, died in 1936, but Shaw. another close friend despite their d.is.similarity of outlook on the world lived on till 1951. Through two whole generations ...