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... disposed of as follows :—ln the year 1551 spent made in consideration of the sum of .11285 158 bd. to be paid in two years, to John Parker, Constable of Dublin Castle. of the hare and site of the late abbey. priory. or monastery of Soy Jester, or Solskyer ...
... *LIAO ID ASSAULT. Constable Grattan v Matthew Doyle, South-street, for assaulting him on the fairAay. Mr Brown.. defended. The evidence of the policeman wits to thou effect fleet a man, John Brien, a dealer in fish, from Tinter., came up to him and said ...
... search of a police-constab l e. Nearthe Swiss-cottage, St. John's-wood, be fo _nd one. The constable at once went with him and found the woman, her head covered with a man's sleeveless Cardigan jacket When this was removed her face ere seen to be blood-stained ...
... the name of volunteers; officers were selected, arms and uniforms were purchased, and 19,000 muskets were delivered to them by the tiorerument. They soon amounted to 42,000 rams. The influence of this armed body of men became visible in the bold and determined ...
... ng to it yet receiving grants from the very fund they are doing their best to binder and obstruct. They are claimed by Mr. John Malone as enemies of the Nati'.nal Federation, and their names are ostentatiously paraded in the columns of the Leicester Loafer ...
... Balliaameatt ; Rat L Drawl, PP, Ballinanmai; John 111111 rat.. Drettlisteirn ; John Fitsherrie, B ; Francis Stafford, see, Ckminines; Mr. 1' Stalord, Clematises; Capbtla Stafford, Batumi's; Mrs Cookouts*, Saltaiille ; John Clotav, I ionsulpa ; Patriot O'Grady ...
... that he know Thomas Colley Grattan, the novelist, tr claim the chief merit of the Personal Sketches, as baying suggested the work and manips'ated the MS. But even in personal conversation, as we have been assured by the late John Patten, Sir Jonah's etatemenis ...
... Michael Keating, Ballygelvirt ; John Murphy. Meelgarrow ; Moen Keetley, de. ; Michael Furlong. Rathfardea ; James Moon, do, ; William Leary, sea., do. ; Patrick Murphy. do. ; and Patrick Flynn. Meelgarrow. Constables Grattan sad WDennott, of Ballyeilliam ...
... WEEK'S MEETINGS. Br. MULLINA.—Met on Sundry, ird hest. The Rev Peter Delansy, C C, Bt Manias, was eke ed president as the R•. John Mooney has been r 4 to Kiltegan, county Wicklow. A vote of thanks teas gives to Father Mooney fr his service. is the Federat ...
... rl c mannot l.lwoa.,tia.bza.i. ti.2.tcw4i.dee.i pr..p..b by Mr B Amid. The proceedings romanced by • e e ry sharp passage of arms between Dr Kelly sad some members of the Government . , • lim tits terser asked • qnss.ion which he claimed h. was privileged ...
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