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... DARIVO 9CEMB. John Coyno 9 and James Ross were Ind'cled for breaking; ihe hou«e of Mr* J Pe»!ne, at Ard ...
... Blackwall, John Thos. Jessop, Henry Masters, Thomas N. Edgeworth, John S. Machonky, Samuel Galbraith. John L. O’Farrell, Fsqrs., Sir Percy Nugent, Bart. Tbos. Hussey, Wm. S. Ball, Fras. B. Edgeworth, Fras. Fetherston, William Ledwitb, John Thompson, Henry ...
... Aarociation waa held Monday the Conciliation Hall. ten m'nutea after one o'clock, Mr. W. S. O’Brien, M.P.; Mr. Henry Grattan, M.P. 5 Mr. John O'Connell, M.M. ; Mr. Daniel O’Connell, jin. ; Mr. Maher. M.P. Mr. Steele, Mr. Meagher, Mr. Miteh'dl, Ike., wore ...
... some expressions made by Mr. John Reilly at last week’s meeting. He was happy to see him there. Not having heard those expressions, he was unable to determine in what spirit they had been used. He begged to tell Mr. John Reilly and the meeting that did ...
... aothing but the arms of moral force arguments. Now sir, the inference is, that he did not mean arms, but 1 will give the rev. gentleman the benefit his Intention, ■ud say, that the obvious interpretation of his words is. Hist he meant the arms of self defence ...
... the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland to establish Constabulary force disturbed districts. The present Government bad abandoned tbe Arms Bill, and they hoped and believed they should be able govern Ireland the exercise of the ordinary laws, without asking for ...
... the moment that Stewart was passing his shirt over his hesd. and inflicted three stabs, which Stewart received on I.ls left arm. and once faced his murderer, witnout weapon or eorering to his body, and demanded his Intentions, The wretch replied ** plunder ...
... Belfast, at TWELVE o’clock. Noon, and by the Rev. JOHN WEIR, Belfast, at FIVE ©'Clock. P.M. After each Sermon a COLLECTION will be made to liquidate the Debt contracted in Building. 888 MR. GRATTAN, //y Dentist, / VISIT NEWRY, Prof.Mion.lly, USSAv ▼ ...
... have contributed to the relief fund at Galway. Suddcm Death.—A man named John M'Liughlin, aged 35, dropped dead, in lodging-house, in Garmoyla* street, kept by person named John Mullan, on Tbura* day —Northern Whig. • _ Clcmchctop tub Lobd Lieutewaht*— ...
... Corps; Hon. Nathaniel H C Massey, h-p unsti; John J lloilis, Foot; John Procter, 30th Foot; Francis Barraliier, h-p Rifle Brigade; James Henderson, h-p unatt; Peter S Norman, 56th Foot; Samuel Workman, h-p unatt; John h-p unatt; Robert Kelly, h-p unatt. Fort ...
... and Isabella Dickson, Plaintiffs Elizabeth Magill, other-1 wise Shaw, Widow, Jane! Magill, Margaret Anne' Maoill, John Temple Reilly. John Shaw, Robert Magill, Andrew Lindsay, The Rev, Wmj Geo. Macartney, Edmund Reilly, and Jas, Scott Molloy, Defendant* ...