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... frighten the nerves of the spotless Grattan, as well as old Saurin. The ghost of the murdered Walsh has more terrors than all the glittering and unused arms of the volunteers. That single instance gives you the emhlematic arms of the two ages. We should look ...
... French, Compton Domville. Bart John V. Vernon, Roger Palmer, Bart. Joseph Lcntalgne, Robert Shaw, Bart. Henry P. Cruise, John Kennedy. Bart. Henry Philips, Riebeck. D.L. Henry Grattan. M P. Charles Cobbe, sen., D.L. John L. Arabin. J.P. George Woods, J ...
... Sheriff, T.ll. liawkstiuw, John 11. Talbot, D.L., John Greene, Thomas Hrenan, Thomas .Mayler, and John Cooney, James Farrell, Esqrs. THOMAS BOYSE, Chairman. JAMES B. FARRELL, Secretary. The High Sheriff having vacated the Chair, ami John H. Talbot, D. L., having ...
... af'cr his Graoe the Dale** of Wellington quitted the Tower, Lord Adolphus Fitzclarenre, acrompHnied hy Colonel Knox, and Lord Cardigan, accompanied by his lady, arrived. company with several other persona of title, they were, courageous enough venture into ...
... and Countess of Howth, the Earl and Countess of ( lonmcl. Lord Downes, Sir John Kennedy and suns, Hon. Berkeley and Mrs. Woodhousc, Mr. Carter and ladies, Captain William Grattan, several officers, and ladies. A sweepstakes of 2 sovs each dog—second save ...
... toliangM'Leod, Lynch him, if acquitted—John laughed ! When Mr. O'Connell declares, the Tories will not be one fortnight office when blood will flow throughout the land—cruel John laughs again Anti-gas-con-na-ding John, what good-humoured giant you arc! ...
... frighten the nerves of the spotless Grattan, as well as old Saurin. The ghost of the murdered Walsh has more terrors than all the glittering and unused arms of the volunteers. That single instance gives you the emblematic arms of the two ages. should look to ...
... Edward St. John, of Ashe Park, the ult , Dundee, Jane, the beloved wife of Willinm Stewart, Esq . and sister of Thoms* Clouslow, Kjmi. , of this city. Mary, relict of Jamm Atkinson, of Rstkangan. Kildare, Esq. At Broomfield Cottage. Mslshide, John Campbell ...
... d We remain your Lordship's very obedient servants, John O'Neil, Alderman, Or. J Stephenson, Gloucester st mond quay John Reynolds, Dame street Thomas Dixon, Q C Richard Barrett, Pilot Office l John Martin, North wall Edmond O'Beirne, Gardiner James Hasughton ...
... Kenny, Eugene O'Callaghan, Patt Mulcaby, Richard Kane, William Kelly. John-slreet Ward—Jasper Crcagh, William John Geary, M.D., Charles O’Hara. James B. Boyd, Edmund Fitzgerald Ryan, John M'Donnell, William Sbeehy, Thomas Purcell. The contest was most severe ...
... their numraeva a, convenient: * 1 Philip Lynch. John Nixon, Thomas Arkins, Owen Heyf. fron, B. Andrew,., Edward M K 'on, Wm. Bowes, Richard i Morrow, Ttomnas Carroll, John Levy, John Healy, Owen Conoor, John Mangan, Joseph K-elev, Simon Healy, Pat Magrane ...
... Kilbarron and Finnoe. —Mr. Clear having obtained the consent of Mr. John Gaynor, Lisbullvard. Lower Ormond, to act as Kc- IH*al warden, requests he may appointed by the Association. Mr. John Treacy having completed his collection of 11., was admitted member ...