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... GALWAY ARMES. The Bight Hoe. Jude and the Hos, iedge Murphy arrived is Galway on Saturday after. aloe. . . . Mr Justice accompanied by Mr Percy B. Bernard. High Sheriff of the coon iy. took his seat the bench shortly after four o'clock. The folloishig ...
... pockets Is 30 sock. 7 .it josekst• or 7 Pt., sod !Seders. or from *Mg,* armed Afoot Mall. 10 Street: Anktass Nerriags. &Vass and the T. r duly obeeld pleas their orderw with JOHN CAMPBRLL. Herring and Mackerel Nienlants, AROMAS& Cash with orderP, or usual ...
... Williams, Castle Street ; Mr OM Grattan Street; Messrs O'Rork, Broths s, Thomas Street; Mr John Feeney and Mr Collins, O'Connell Street, are also showing special stipples of good meat. Mrs Healy, of the fivh shop. Grattan Street, and Mrs Barry, O'Connell ...
... before Mr. Flattery. District Justice, John Gilmartin, Adelaide Street, Sligo, was charged that on the night of the 22nd or morning of the 22nd December with unlawfully breaking into the lock*up shop of Mr F. O'Connor, John Street, Sligo, and carrying away ...
... ACETOPATHT, OE THE ACID CURE. AND WINS. sad Glasgow, beg to that they hyM MRS. A7RD, FANCY WARER4II7 9 Z. CASTLE-STREET , Their Arm. in far the of their ti'ETIC MID. MOLD` le.tiler at I. St weft The Cane TM al pow soot. Si. Ma. MR. R E MARTIN, PROVE/ISOR ...
... that he may swept and wear the Imports] Order the Medjidie of the First Class; unto Lieutenant- Colonel John Lit:nom Arabia Simmons. C.B, and Major John Hardman Burke, her royal licence end permission that he may swept end wear the third class of the same ...
... further nutcase. The committee made a very wise in the appointment of Mr J. Morgan, manager of Mows Higgins & Keighron's, Grattan Street, as secretary, and Mr Tom Jones am aseiatanb Both officials are buoyed with marked ability and interest in their ...
... sad Mr John Milky, with the Civic Guards and Military, were immediately on the scone. All got to work, mid no one with the smallest spark of felt play could fail to admire the we:Aerial pluck and energy of both the Military and the Guards, Both arms of the ...
... commend. Lord Cardigan wee Drigade-General during part of the time. I wan charged by Lord Region, in bin report of the action, that I had misconceived the order for the charge at 13a/skier. I never had any personal differences with Lord Cardigan when in the ...
... McGoldrick, Esq., Grattan St., Sligo 1 0 0 C. Bellow, Esq., The Mall 1 0 0 Thady Foley, Esq., John Street 10 0 E. J. Tribe, Esq., Templemount 10 0 P. Hari/440n, Esq., O'Connell St. 1 0 0 Mrs. O'Donnell. Imperial Hotel 1 0 0 Hrs. Lucy O'Hara, Grattan St. 1 0 0 ...
... Patrick llUGnire, Grattan Street; Michael M'Ormist, Old Market Street; John Laatbert,Chspel NORTH WARD. Mears Michael Mul en, Knap phial Road; Charles Conway, Barraek Street. WEST WARD. Messrs Thorned' AUCarrick. Walker's Row ; John Mulligan, Pound Street ...
... W. Blake, Anthony O'Flaherty M.P„ M. S. Kirwan, Charles Lynch, James Daly, James Dalbraith, George, Denis 11. Kelly, John Mertin, John Burke (Moor) Francis Blake. Yr. Foreman, Lord Dull% and gentlemen of the Grand Jury—The address you have presented to ...