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... gaol by the Coroner—Clare Journal. Daring Outrage.—Armed Parties.—A!>out the hour of nine the evening of Sunday (!!) last thirteen or fourteen armed men went to the residence of respectable farmer named John Cuddy, of Curragheen, within two miles of Tipperary ...
... elbow?’ she resolv- ed she*would, and pl arm right round Prudence uessed érries aud cream | were slick?’ Je dnathan’ thought they warn’t so * slick’.as Pru’s lips. ‘ low. don’t, ” said Pra, : and she guv Jonathan's arm an involu hng. He was a leetle startled ...
... Hugh O'Neill James King, treasurer 'lira P. O’Donegan, secretary John Kelly Michael Uuylc, assistant Thomas Pmegan secretary Patrick Kelly James Thomas Crolly, jun. John .M ( Cann John Sullivan Thomas Tteroaa Patrick M*Gough Joseph Guy Alderman Smith ...
... O’Neill James King, Treasurer Daniel O’Shea P. O’Donegan, Secretary John Kelly Michael Doyle, Assistant Se- Thomas Finngan crctary Patrick Kelly James Dinnany Thomas Croily, |un. John M'Cann John Sullivan Thomas Tiernan Patrick M'Gough. Joseph Guy Alderman SMITH ...
... September to which day the meeting was adjourned. Mr. John Attwood, the plaintiff in the rhinoceros case, as Lord Brougham termed it, of Attwood r. lass, we are infttnned, purchased tine MLitt! of Sir John Owen. in Pembrokenlitre. The purchase money is suited ...
... and rr Anderson, Esq. John Atkim. Ksq. James Bidden, Esq. Captain F. Brandreth Vice Robert Honymao Benjamin Hill, Esq. Alexander Robertson IMPORTANT AND Jobu Johnson, Esq. Alderman Kennetii Kuipford. Esq. John M'Guffie. Esq. John Maclean Let. Esq. J. ...
... O’Neill James King, treasurer Daniel o*>hea P. O’Donegan, secretary John Kelly Michael Doyle, assistant Thomas Finegan secretary Patrick Kelly James Dinnany Thomas Crolly, jun. John W*Cann John Sullivan Thomas Tiernan Patrick M*Gough Joseph Guy Alderman Smith ...
... , , „ , Per Mr. Morgan Largan, 135., from John Headon, George Hume, John Largan, William Largan, James Reddy, Kellv, Joseph Mulhall, John Neill, Peter Lennon, John Hawkshaw, Wm Power, James Prendergast, John White. . Mr. Christopher Dempsy, ...
... truth will be strong enough overcome it, not by the word of the state, but by tlje sword the spirit—not the secular arm, but by the strong arm faith and love. But we cannot allow to he upheld when it ready to totter, and strengthened when it is ready to faint ...
... Cuddy John Tullard, Tbrnn** 'I Dermott, Peter Daly, Walsh, Terence Tim na* Ti .fTe, I.uka John Ga%io, John Noon. Vat-hew N.iro, Patrick Hargiton. Gaffney. Darby .Mar r on. V.ichatl Leonard, Francis Iter«no»t. Michael fcelly. Goff, Patrick Sirr, John Garfick ...
... on came to the determination of arming the Mary, and proceeding to their immediate rescue, getting two long six pounders from the Hero, with aptain Smith and five men, also three twelve pound carronades and small arms from the Whitby. All being ready ...
... continue to represent Meath (hear, hear, and cheers). Henry Grattan and M. E. Corbally, Esqrs., the patriotic representatives of Meath.” Drunk with the utmost Air Garryowcn.” Mr. Henry Grattan rose and was received with the warmest demonstrations of applause ...