BIRTHS
... Esq. of Dromard, County Tipperary, to Christiana, daugiter of Wiliiam Hatchinson, of Timoney Park, in_said County, Esq. Captain Brady, of Peter’s-place, Dublin, aged eighty years, to the Widow Lawless, of Charlemont-street. ...
... Esq. of Dromard, County Tipperary, to Christiana, daugiter of Wiliiam Hatchinson, of Timoney Park, in_said County, Esq. Captain Brady, of Peter’s-place, Dublin, aged eighty years, to the Widow Lawless, of Charlemont-street. ...
... M‘Mahon, Thomas & Wm. Roche, b Robert Briscoe, 5 1 M. Fume!' & Co. 5 Lant. Hill, 5 I Meade & Co. S John Hoare, Wm. Maunsell, Captain Brady, Pryce Peacocke, Robert Rodger, George Keating, Win. Hammond, John Parker, Clk. Stephen Dickson, Christopher Meade, James ...
... Guineas Wm. Fosbery, May or, 5 A. C. Stretch, Sheriffs, 5 B. WNlalion, Robert Lant. Hill, John Hoare, Wm. Matinsell, Captain Brady, Pryce Peacocke, Robert Rodger, George Keating, Wm. Hammond, John Parker, Clk. Stephen Dickson, Christopher Meade, James ...
... occcmury to employ force for remortng the inmates out of dsoger. ; Honday lost the Constabulary stationed stulla, tie command Captain Brady, C.C. arrested Mathew Coffey, charged on oath being the principal and head of Isnlnt armed multitude who assembled Oarryduff ...
... of the Shannon, with two the porta of which, Ennis and Limerick, 1 have so many friendship, obligation, and interest. Captain' Brady. C.C. wrested in Thnreday last, Green?jfc, near Liatowel, person who gare his n *?' Harrington, and describes himself ...
... Foshery, Mayor/ 5 A. C. Stretch, B. M•Mahon, ç Sheriffs, 5 Robert Briscoe, 5 Lain. Hill, John Hoare, 2 Wm. Maunsclf,- 3 Captain Brady, 2 Prvce Pearocke, 2 Robert Rodger, George Keating, Wm. Hammond, 2 John Parker, Clk. 2 Stephen Dickson, Christopher Meade ...
... notice the fallowing: Lail; Clonbrock, • r William Burdttt, and family, Mrs. Croket Barrington, Mr. and Mrs. Mac Namara, Captain Brady, and Mrs. Meade; Thos. Mr. Pope, Mrs. Monsen, and family, Mr. Mrs. and Nisi Creagh, Mrs. Hume. Mr. T. F. Ntaunsell, and ...
... Tontine Buildings, at present occupied Captain and the HOUSE the Avenue leading iherelo, latterly in the occupation of Captain Brady. Both (louses are in slate thorough repair, dry and comfortable, being lately Painted and Papered, and contain requisite ...
... thought | RATHKEAT }T‘;’(‘F‘?on[:cmw Ab “'Q‘l'“‘“’m Sipla, G May, 1886 ] The rooms of the Association were very full |to Captain Brady, who manfully vindicated the | that the raising himsell -und others to the station S‘O‘CI F‘TY MATION A .'?h eral Contt-Mattial ...
... had part of the statement, She was very ill, and made a confession, thinking herself übout to die. 1 wrote a lettes to Captain Brady, who was 1o have been the friend of Mr. Pilfold. Licuienant Hanna---1 am a Licutenant in the Army, and am married. My wife ...
... combatants bat the persons the peaceable inhabitants, were put the imminent knger. The Constabulary of the distort, of Captain Brady, ancceeded urMting the rioters, against whom the Police Hons, and the beUlgerento are disgraceful outrage. Ballylongford ...
... and thdr ployed at Ballyeagh the narrow escape the»k!j*' meeting with another Carrigshock reception mant states that Captain Brady and his men’wete Uft strand, the magistrates and military hating mai«h«i ** way to Listowel, and had proceeded npwardsof ...