Curran
Nationalist, 27th March 1920.
Curran --On 20th March, 1920, at her
residence , Burrin Street, Carlow, Frances (Fanny) , youngest
daughter of the late William Curran, aged 32 years.
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Curran
Nationalist, 10th April 1920.
Curran --Wednesday, 24th March, 1920,
Frances , the dearly beloved wife of the late William Curran at an
advanced age. Interred in St. Mary's Cemetery.
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Ballickmoyler
Nationalist, August 1920.
Ballickmoyler (O'Hanrahan) Sinn Fein Club.
We the Ballickmoyler O'Hanrahan Sinn Fein
Club call on all traders, business men and others to withdraw all
trading with Belfast firms and to withdraw all monies invested in
Belfast and Northern Banks until such time as all the workmen and
workwomen in Belfast and Northern Ireland are reinstated.
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Kavanagh Death
Nationalist.
- Kavanagh--July 20th, 1920, at Sheen , after a long illness,
Mrs Matthew Kavanagh, late of Bailalaw, Myshall, Co. Carlow.
- Deeply regretted ---R.I.P. Office and Requiem Mass on
Thursday, August 5th at 11oc.
- (American Papers please copy).
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Williams Death
In loving memory of L.-Cpl. W.T. Williams,
No. 5804, 2nd Batt-Leinster Rgt. Killed in action 14th
June 1918, and buried at Cinque Rue British Cemetery, Armentieres,
only son of William and Mary Williams, of Birkenhead, and grandson
of the late David and Mary Mulhall, Bridewell Lane, Carlow.
- Dry your eyes my weeping Mother,
- See the crown your son has won.
- Try to say amidst your sorrow,
- God knows best,
- His will be done.
Fondly remembered by Dad, Mam, and sisters
and brothers-in-law at home in Birkenhead. ----R.I.P.
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Doing their bit....
Nationalist 11th September, 1920
Meeting of Deputy-Lieutenants and
Magistrates in Carlow.
Control of Internal Government.
A meeting of Deputy Lieutenants and
magistrates of the County Carlow was held on Friday evening, Lord
Rathdonnell presiding, for the purpose of urging on the Government
the necessity of an immediate settlement of the Irish question.
The following resolution, proposed by Mr.
Henry Bruen, and seconded by Mr. D.R. Pack-Beresford, and warmly
supported by Right Hon. W. Kavanagh, D.L., was unanimously passed:-
We, the Deputy Lieutenants and Magistrates
of County Carlow, realising that the British Government has failed
to secure the observance of law in Ireland, and has lost the
confidence of all classes, urge upon His Majesty's Government the
desirability of immediately introducing a Bill , the provisions of
which should , while preserving our country within the Empire, give
the Irish people control of the internal Government of the country
including taxation.
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