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... examined lor the defence, John Murphy and Michael Cafney were found guilty, the other prisoners being acquitted. After the above case had terminated eight persons, named Anne M’llale, Catherine Culkeen, Thomas lilt itt. John Jordan, Honora Kilroy, Mary ...
... j l ad tak-n place, arose arms against her, and fim.l ; aded her from her rash stop. John t:k*n all jihack, bis courage failed him for an hut i allying again, uied his former eloquence. I.orc d ; she again consented, and John wrn l off his journey. * All’s ...
... believe, mill a I large— Erotcsfuut, Inspector-Hen ai. abularv.—Hi* . Excellency the Lord Lieutenant has been to ap; point Henry John Ksq., C.H., Inspcetor. iLao of Con«t:thu!ary \i*t Mg- r-Gtiieiul fen Duncan j M Gugui. K l‘-D* Till: MARRIAGE THE DUKE MALAKHOFF ...
... Honorable Hayes. John Jameson, Esq., w-slrc Matthew Amm Esq . Solicitor. 2. Inns’-quav. David Dkemmond, Esq.. Merch.mt, 58, Dawson-strc Medical Officer—Vt. James F. DL'nlas. Scaefo rg FohbeS. , Ut’AtlONSshonl l be before AGENTS. Coran - Mr. John Fkgan, 10. ...
... Bond Armaeh Couutr. Sir William Vomer Mr. Maxwell Cioac, Mr. John Knnis, Bernard, Sir 11. Cairn*, K. Tlavklaon, Hon. J. V. Maxwell, Hon. If. Annrsley, Sir John Acton, Mr. Torrcn*, Mr. Beamish, Mr. Fegan, Mr. Dcasv, Mr. Senlly ...
... the Government, in favour of the said John Lever, the matter of his projected undertaking for establishing steam-boar connection between Galway and America; and, the event of snch subsidy being obtained, the said John Orrell Lever on the other band undertakes ...
... poldicry and peasant proprietary.” This was responded to Mr. M‘Guinness, who called upon the Irish people to arm themselves and learn bow to use the arms. The next toast was, May the flag of Washington wave over united people in America, the hope of the oppressed) ...
... inspired fear amimast his areaciatee by carryina appointed a jury and ere them an loaded fire-arms, and Las oftea tareittenot the dined together , as usual, on St. John's night. tained lawyete., Every facility g afforded the inquiry stands adjourned all a full ...
... ins who concientiously dissent therefrom. Mr Hume's amendment was negatived. as was also an amendment moved by Mr henry Grattan to the effect that all Church property in Ireland should be placed at the disposal of Parliament for national purposes, with ...
... the chairman.—Newry Telegraph. JOHN MITCHEL ON THE FENIAN ORGANIZATION. The Irish Citizen of the 22nd ult, contains an important letter in reference to the Fenian organization in America, addressed to Mr. John Martin by John Mitchel, from which we take the ...
... in Poste - Met IN SLEETING -It is better to t lord and the other Commissioners bowed low to cient ally, seeing that, as Mr Grattan said long to the evidence. So general a change is observedrhou ' ees 334 in jails, 158 the Dundrum nleep on the right side ...
... shown any particular anxiety to arrest agrarianism, they have hecomem o p tl e y af T ra h i e d n o e f ee nuianism t meat to arm themselves with larger powers will the eiGts anticlericaloy•ernafford afford an opportunity of turning these against that special ...