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... motion, with regard to unregis- tered arms in Ireland, and the arms in the hands of the yeo- ister of that day an ac- manry. He saw in the Morning Re: count of a statement made by a | fr. Nunn, that he would keep arms unregistered, and dare the government ...
... Michael John Dullard, Widow Larkin, Thomas Tracy, Hanrahan, John Brennan , Matthew Murphy, Wm. Han- rahan, Michael Dalton, Bryan Kilbride, James Darey, Widow Darcy, Michael Brennan, Patrick Egan, Pat M‘Namara, James Dunne, Edmond Ryan, John Carroll, ...
... t*. P P, Tullaroore : Michael Ryan, Mountjoy-oquare ; William Cullen. Solicitor: John Alexander Mansfield, Veomanstown, Naaa; John O'Brien, Clmeale, county Clare : John Delany, Ahoure, IJuien's county : Laurence E. White, county Wexford, Esqra ...
... cornmifed Newgate.—Their names are—James King, John Hutson, Patrick Doyle. John M‘Carthy, and Thomas Tracy. The names of the six remaining prisoners, who have been remanded for further examination, are Edward Uuller, John Dwyer, Jos ph Eustace, WmCampbell, Thomas ...
... Trinity Co vhy Tet the silent sister speak ont in her detence (laughter), Mr. L. then propose Cowley, of Townsend-street ; Mr. John I of Sackville-street ; and Mr. Thoinas the lawagent of the spirited Monaghan new nf th. A in. 7 or pelt ards c'or t of sO ...
... would, without further comment, propose John O'Brien, of Elm- hall, whose subscription of five pounds he would hand in. The admission of Mr. O’Brien was received with loud cheers. Mr. Barret begged leave to propose John Al- exander Mansfield of the county ...
... Union, county of Wexford, per John Greene, Esq., proprietor of the Wexford Independent, 181. 7s. 6d. ; Rev. John Nolan, C,C. Dunquin, Dunorlio, and Kilmechedor, county of Kerry, 101 135., per John O’Sullivan, Esq ; Kev. John Casey, Catholic rector; Kev ...
... registered arms in licland, and tbearms in the handso t drowned The,, were some otbei ihl- yeomanry. saw in the Morn„g that > but weIC much frightened at the day account statement made by Mr. Nunn, ' \ unable to give any assistance that would keep arms and dare ...
... inhabitau's of Dungarvan, convened Counsellor M. H. Murphy, (who attended from the National Association,) was the Devonshire Arms—John Dower, Esq., in the chair—Richard Magrath, K-q., C. S., secretary—for the pur- P*»m.* of establishing a registry club, and ...
... returned thanks. 2 taken | itself in the father. When Mr. Grattan wae about to be elected, Dr. Paut proposed a bumper to Lord John Russel! om the | the dog in office opposed him, and Mr. Grattan said, “ when I tion comes, I am but the majority of twenty-nine ...
... not weigh with bun. Mr. O’Dowd did not pres* the question. S.r R,chard O Daoel Mr. Browne from the win low with her hands; John Be;nn.igbnm, examined Mr. O'DowJ—•R‘»cullects the morning Sunday lust; saw Mr. O’Dowd coming 'run the fair-green; lives in ...
... Michael Butler, Pieln'ratowu, Walsh, Janies Walsh, do, John Cnrhelt, Tallow, Thomas Corheit, do, H* each : Mr John Power. Ballylnwer, 7s ; P Kelly, Sugaratown, 7s ; Messrs Maurice Carmll, (heart, John Hyan, Killiline, Pat Ryan, do, Rubin Ryan, do, Gs ; Meesra ...