... Cloughballymore, taking arms, and administering unlawful oaths. Mr. Serjeant O’Loghlin conducted the prosecution. . . . John O’Brien and Patrick Monssy (approvers) swore that they accompanied the prisoners to several houses to take arms on the night of the ...

... WARWICK, Friday, March 30. (Crown Court.) Before Mr. Juslice J.P arkE. ) John Dunks, a farmer’s labourer, aged 4/, was indicted tor the wilful murder of Mary Green. It appeared from the evidence that the deceased Mary : Green, who more commonly went the ...

... Leader, N. P. Oovle. Sir J. M. M Namara, W. N. Walker, C. A. Duncombe, T.S. Mullins, F.W. Wallace. T. Grattan. J. Musgrave, Sir R. VVyse, T. Grattan, H. O’Ferrall, R.M. 7 ' - Hume. J. Parnell, Sir H. Lambert, H. claim from us. What do these stanch church-and- ...

... first meeting of this Union since the return of Mr. O’Connell was held at the Com Exchange, John Redmond, Esq., in the chair. Letters were read from .Messrs. J. Grattan, J. J. Bodkin, T. Wyse, Sir J. M. Doyle, and Maurice O’Connell, responding gratefully to ...

... Sinclair, from half-pay t ot: Lieutenant John Stewart, from half-pay 45th Foot: Lieuteaot i pory Francis Stokes, late of theSHth Foot; Lieutenant Charles i. ne f half-pay Unattached; Ensign Walter Ken• -.1 • t, ' n,l^n John Farmer; Ensign Frederick Dunbar; Enun ...