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... from the county Wexford; he believes it is often the custom of one person to take the clothes of a friend without his leave. John Curran (195 B) stated that he lost a half sovereign out of his trunk on the night in question. Thomas Loftus (a supernumerary ...
... night, which he got afterwards with Kelly. He was cross-examined by Mr. Curran—Kelly wore the waistcoat openly the next day. John Curran examined —His trunk was broken open also, a half sovereign was taken from it. Thomas Loltus examined—On the night in ...
... Abouta dozen of that party were seen returning home, all armed, a! twelve at night, by Matthew M‘Niece, About twenty of the Diamond party were not only seen returning Elizabeth M'Guick, armed, and all dressed in white trousers, but were spoken to ; ...
... Evans, W. B. Herron, Kerthmd, Freymuth, and Ferguson, Sackville-street; Price, Anderson, and Adams, Grafton.street; Murphy, John M'Dermott, Dame-street; eild all respectable perfumers and Medical Establishment* the United Kingdom. MATRIMONY. IT is much ...
... Days.—Bjrlh# Author Paper* of » Ocntleiumn-utof Noormahal.** Arm*—By H. Brownrigg, Subject* for Pictore*.—By Mi** . . Lamlon. Tbe Manager Note-book My Firat Browel*.— and Woo«lw*r«l. T. C. Grattan, E*q Eiiigraro.—By Mw* Sbendan. Note* ou the Early Fruncb ...
... Yesteedav Barons Pennefather, Richards, and Foster entered the court at the usual hour. tithes! tithes!! tithes!!! The Rev. John Keefe Robinson ». Murphy and Olivers. Mr. Carey, the part of the plaintiff, moved for liberty to substitute service the writ ...
... Berwick, John Maher, M.P., M.W. Savage, R. -A. BelleI' M.P., Edward Wolstenholme, Cornelius O'Brien, ?? Peter Gale, J.P., NV. N. M'Natunara, M.P., Win. Butler, J.P., John J. Bodkin, M.P., W N. Roche, F. B. Beamish, M.P., Henry G. Corran, Henry Grattan, M.P ...
... cerpool 2 Samuel Sheane, Esq., Mountmellick Neal Kelly, Esq., Dun- datk .. 1 John Coleman, Esq., per Neal Kelly, Esq , Dundalk I Jus Carrol). Ksq , do. 1 John Martin, Esq., do. 1 J. P. Kelly, Esq . do. I Laurence Tallon, Esq., do J Coleman, jun ...
... us his story of the Scotch going up ber’s experience of resolutions, what said be of the vague- He said that the meuatain armed with swords, and informed us that the f ness of these resolutions of the noble lord ? on reading the bis first impression was ...
... and his Grace the Archbishop of Dublin being called thereto, It was proposed by Lieutenant-General Sir John Ormsby Van deleur ; seconded by John David LaTouche, Esq.: Resolved-That the warmest thanks of this meeting be given to the Right lion. the Lord ...
... —(Cheer* from the Irish Members, accompanied by an observation from Mr. Grattan, which was not heard the gallery, hot which ersoted titter the Opposition.) Why should net the son Grattan say—(here the charm laughter drowned the remainder of the sentence.) ...