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While on patrol duty on Satnids7 at Three Rock bileuntain. in the neighbourhood of Dublin. Seigestit Lawson and Constable jottes; lA . the Royal Irish Conktaltulayt, canipupon a of men In drilling. who attacked them. They Sergeant's . together stith is suspenderz; and" of his re

-- The rostra) of the Lae Mr Charles Sipe tihck place on the 6tli irk from hie when a at l easentbled to show to dosarniL Th. R.. 3 u Mktg, at the GM...ailed. The somr,were—Sieherd. aril Lag Ong; linsish King and Mrs Daurrad Morlelliloi: MO" Olt. gat, Clarice, sad Dindlarid (mad

On October Mr H. J. esker. 24 Gladstone Road, Deal, wrote:— I'm 82 Now but still feel you're. Neither rheumatism or kidney weakness have troubled me for fully sixteen years-- thanks to my cure by Donna Pills. '(ligned) N.J. Baker. Ns-4 _ • • • P . •

ABUSE AND ANNOYANCE. FAMILY WHO DID DUTT. At the Mice Court, ea before 31eisre K 1r Stenkie, CL, Y J ORsotden, 1' .1 Morph!. 1' Andrews, T A Galleries, and W J OSOIIIVSL Nicholas thrgant, street, aura morel two boys—Jobs Fitegerald livieg at the Ml= address, tad Edward Keating, l

A conference representatives of women workers in the tailoring, ahirtmaking, confectionery and cardboard tor-making rndnstrie. was held Denmark House, Great Denmark street, under the auspices of the Irieh Women Workers' Union, when the following resolotiona were earned mod sent

the results of the Oxford local examinations, just published, the following successes appear;—Senior candidates (pass)—M. M. Burke and O. Matthews, Broom's Catholic Secondary School. Overage list—F. Edwards, Broom's Catholic Secondary School; E. M'Vay, Immaculate Conception Scho

JANUARY starts three months wide-prevailing rheumatism. Cold penetrating winds and driving rain—or hail and sleet and snow—are daily possibilities. Rheumatic subjects Uve in dread what the morrow may bring. ' And oven men and women srtio never had an ache or pain before must nee

regret have record the death of sterling Irish Nationalist, in the person the let-? Mr. Christopher Kennedy, Battersea. >lr. Kennedy, who died last week, was an old man, but in later life joined the Constitutional movement under Parnell and Pavitt, and ever afterwards he remaine

Count, Louth. Sale of Very Valuable Holding at Solway, Tel monfookin. HAVE been instructed by Mr Nicholas Halligan, to Sell by Auction, on Saturday. February Ist, 1919, at one o'clock, at the Mart, Street, Drogheda, if not previously disposed of by Private Treaty, his interest a