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... adjourned. The Town Commissioners of Cashel t. James Dwyer, John Dwyer, Denis Carroll, and John Walsh was the next. Mr. Doheny stated tlie case for the plaintiffs. He said that one of the defendants, John Dwyer, was employed by the Commissioners to take charge ...
... Lahart (riot), Pat St. John (riot), James Pollard (riot), John Hare (not). Thomas St. John (riot), William Pollard (riot), Michael Casey (riot), Edward Magralh (riot), Johanna Carthy (larceny), two months’ confinement and hard labour. John Fitzgibbon (highway ...
... City ; Robert Keating, M. P. Waterford County ; Christopher St. George, M. P., Galway County; John Green, .VI. P., Kilkenny County Grattan, M. P., Meath Co. ; John H. Talbot, M. P., New Russ. Some conversation ensued as whether, with so sirall an attendance ...
... or attended by us. have honour to remain, very rev. dear Sir, most respectfully, Your faithful, humble servant, John O’Connell. Very Rev, John Sprat, D.D., &c. &c. &c. P.S, I shall, of course, comply with the request of the gentlemen of the * alliance,' ...
... and flour. Lord John Russell may .say. Sir George Grey may repeat, that are murderers or traitors; was there no murder in suffering millions of the people to perish of hunger and plague ? Is there no truth in the.thought of The GraTtan, that “ the treason ...
... Fitzgibbon, P.P. Kilkeedy; John O’FerraJl, Synan, 11.C.C. Rathkeaio; Stephen Hayes, 11. Mulcehahv, do Rev. P. Darcy, P.P., Rev. H. Ryan, V.A., St. John’s ; Paul Creagh, Rev. T. J. P.P. dare; Rev. I). Leahy, C. C. Adare; Rev. John Bergin, 0.5. F., G. Dowling ...
... Mallow. M. E Corbally, Meath County. John O Brinn, Limerick City. M. J. O’Connel, Kerry County. Robert Archbold, Kildare County. Robert Gore, New Ross. Hugh M. Tuite, New Ross. James Power, Wexford County. John Collett, Athlone. Y. F Hatton, Wexford ...
... the Rev. John Ryan, C.C. and an answer porters who were permitted to retain their places. Some that given ls Dublin deputation has been of these armed policemen were drawn in cordon around rece ei by Alderman O’ Brien: the dock and two armed policemen ...
... Leinster, Lord Cloncurry, Mr. O’Connell, M.P., Sir John Power, Bart., Henry Grattan, M.P., Very Rev. Dr. Yore, Admiral Oliver, Sir James Murray, Messrs. Richard O'Corman, Beasley, John Classon, John M‘Donnell, Merrion-square j T. M, Gresham, Edward Hayes ...
... as a Grand Jury:—T. Manifold, Forman; Thomas Robinson, John Brereton, William Woods, Henry Drought, Alfred Kelly, William Wallace, Montgomery Robbins, John Davis, Thos. Dillon, George Ryall, John Berry, S. M. Berry, Benjamin White, Thomas Woods, Henry ...
... as to render war very improbable; at the locality in Ireland, being convinced that the success same time, when armed bodies of men or armed of the great struggle they w ere making for na- vassels are in each others neighbourhood, the act tionality depended ...
... ow. 1 Arms, Thomas Bannin, Patrick Brien, William 5 Burke, Nicholas 4 Burke, Michael Butler, John Burke, Edmond Bunnucumb, John Berlin, Pat. Burke, John Burke, Thomas Bergin, John *i Burke, Thomas 13 Burke, James 14 Burke, ...