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... afterward! by Lord Redeadale. The bill then through committee, and waa ordered to be reported. lla. John Givey.— We observe with plea■ure that Mr. John Given, of lowa, C. 8., ia at present on a visit to his native district here. He left this neighbourhood ...
... Bruce, Captain Brace, H.N,, and Mrs, Brace, Mn. Alexander, Derry ; Mrs. (Brace) Alexander, Sir Francis and Lady Macnaghtcn, Sir John Marcus Stewart and Lady Stewart, Ballygawley, Co. Tyrone; Canon Smyly, Rev. J. Armstrong, Rev. H. 8. O’Hara, Rev. E. Newland ...
... gentlemen alee occupied aaata upon the pUtfona Bar. Knox Homan, Iter. N. M. Brown, Bar. G. W. HanriU, Bar. John Magm, Bar. Jackaon BTaddan, Br. John Pyp—, O.W.C.T. of Ireland, and Br. 0. D. H. Campbell, D.D. The ladfae the tea-t&ea wnraMia. Campbell (olatform) ...
... because one half the specification is not done. I gladly admit my error ia wying Sir John Coooo recommended to cut out over the Bar to No. section. It now appears that Sir John’s No. 1 section ia 1,800 feet inside the Bar after a “south storm;” end the Commimioners ...
... fever hospital in repair fur one year for the 811111 of £B. Messrs. Robert and John Barber, jobbing I smith work for one year, £7 10s ; new work to be paid for extra. Mr. John Parker, men's shoes, 7s per pair ; women's,sB per do. ; boys' boots, 55 per do ...
... Mr. Dinsmore after the absurd fashion of The Irishman who now thought he could a a blighted. wives . throw away his arms just as Grattan disband- ter ed the volunteers in 'B2 would find that he fou ------- I never could have married him, she FAREWF.LL ...
... paying nocturnal visits to farmers in quest of arms, and latterly they have taken to levying black mail. A man named Duffy, residing at Clitnedd, County Westmeath, has beau fired at and wounded in the arm, the reason a.ssigned for the outrage being that ...
... window with a gun at twenty minutes past eight. I saw Mr. Lytle in the window. I was shot on the arm. To the beat of my opinion there were six shots entered my arm. Thompson took me to Dr. Barr, and I went back to him in the morning when he dressed the wound ...
... C. Rutherford, R.M. (chairman), CaptainCramsie, Mr. John M'Rlderry, Mr. William Stewart, and Mr. James M'Colgan. Ariiir LT CARL. John Scott. Carrowreagh, summoned James Fats'Loma, William Grattan', Ales. Gambell, Sarah Thompson, Martha Thompson, Thomas ...
... Kepple—Claimant purchased the farm from John WA lecie. Hu was now the tenant and paid the rent. He lived with his mother. Could not say who was rated. The Rate Collector—This farm is still rated in the name of John M'Aleese, the former tenant. Mr. Dickie ...
... the parsonage of the adjoining parish of Kilmuckridge. Father John, with an army of pikemen, appeared, soon after daybreak, ou the lawn before the door. He demanded arms, and when the arms were tensed, set tiro to the outhouses. From the outhouses the ...
... bans; Mrs Sheffield and family. New York: Campbell, and Mr Hugh M'Kelvey, Strabane ; Misses Toren, Biondi' ;Mr and Mrs D John- Mrs John Allison and family, Grown. stn. Belfast ;Mn Queen. Pomeroy ;Mr Brown. Mrs O'Brien and Father 0 Brims, Greenock; Draperstown ...