... rescued until he had been severely burnt about the legs. As the mail train from Crymmych to Whitland, on the Whitland and Cardigan line, was leaving Llanfalteg, in Wales, on Tuesday evening, the engine ran off the line and then turned over. The driver ...

... attention. Tho demands maoo O’Connell, Grattan, and Bntt, and which were not granted, were granted, thank Providence, through exertions of a baud of men who r - presented Ireland in Parliament, and what Grattan could not accomplish had been done bythelr ...

... Thomas Marsh, William McCarthy, Lunnell; Thomas Roddy, John Bermingham, Benjamin J Williams. Ed Hopkins, Richard McGill, Joseph Russell, John Reilly, John Smith, Robert Smith, William Smith, John Earle, Thomas Smith, Elias Corbally, Patrick Davy, Robert ...

... section of tho Irish Party with which himself connected. Do not John Redmond, William Redmond, Richard Lalou, Timothy Harrington, Edward Harrington, Joseph E. Kenny, James Leahy, Edmund Leamy, John O’Connor, Patrick O’Brien, James O’Kelly, and several others ...

... JANUARY. I —lnansnrntion of Or»nL,'.' nioeting in Ooiintvr Kildnre. Lotiguo m Newry. 6ni\.,a IVter fortbo mnnl. r John MTailaiol. near orkbvll, Arm.o-li Attempt to stop hunttus; Longfo,. ' Invitation to Gladstone to visit Amork i Cossntion hunting d onuty ...

... Tickneyin district resented his attentions to Anne Daly, Ticknevin. The accused were—Ptak. Keerney. Ticknevin; James Delaney and John Delanev (brothers), do.; Owen Keegan. Rathmore and Thomas Donoghue. Kilpatrick „. . Mr. F. B. O'Toole, Edenderry, defended ...

... going Mr. ordered to paid ou of Court to Grattan’s farm the roa ...

... known Boghlono corner, the scene of many motor accidents, been removed by Mr. John Fitzpatricl: contractor, Maryborough, who has cut away portion the stabling owned by Mr. Grattan, thereby giving a clear view to drivers coming either way. Mr. Fitzpatrick ...

... Sheedy, Flemingtown; William Cleary, Ballinamullagh; Edmond Pouhy, Mill mount; John lioohan, Balingudy; John and Patrick Creed, Laurenstown. They were later charged before Mr. John Godfrey, P.C., and remanded to the District Court on bail. Mr. T, D. Bennett ...

... Esmonde, Bart, MP; James Leahy* MP i James L Carew.M P; John Behan, CC, Dublin: Eev. Thomas Motrin, PP, Naas; Rev. Father Harris, C C jEer Father Norns, CC; Rev A Kennedy, CC: Eev J MCrea, CC: Messrs John T Heffernan, P dare; S J Brown, C, Kaas; James Fegan ...

... Terrett, John Lyons, William Bland, J Roberts, John Egan, Denis M'Guire, Edward Dowling, Richard Brett, John J Ryan, Thomas Reilly, PatK O’Kelly, John Delauy* William Barry, James Ireland, Patrick Kelly, James Hamilton, Patrick Hennessy, ...

... and letters of sympathy were received from the following:— Messrs. Rev. Father Maurice Murphy. James Osborne, Tim Hayden. Grattan ai d Mrs. Dunne, Rev. Father Murray. Mrs. Margaret Osborne. Mrs. Nan Holland. J. J. Williams Wexford i. Mrs. Hayden. Miss ...