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... anything which would lead to snppoee he knew abook the arms; witness never told any person that (Sir William Lynar) knew of them; dues not know person of tb« name of Denis Dclauy ; the matter of the arms was subject of general conversation; is the duly of ...
... abont Are arms. He also said that the*# wonld confirm the others ; Mr. Parker. Sergeant Ogle, Brophy and I were in tbe berrseke, and lb# real In the kitchen, when Mr. Parker said wrote for chevron foe Ogle, have pul above the three on bit arm foe bis activity ...
... case of importance before the Bench was one by Mr. John Hickey, Inspector of Markets, against Denis Connolly and John M'Namara, of Play-house-lane, corn brokers, for defrauding a countryman named John Nunan, of 2st. I lib. in weighing two bags of wheat ...
... subscriptions—this should have been stated making the return. (Mr. C.) regretted that his esteemed friend and relative, Mr. Win. (John OConne’l. was not able to attend that day—he was extremely unwell, and regretted more than the entire of his illness that he ...
... resides in the osme bad , t | Mt> ,„i discoaer that Toe Chairman said—Gentlemen, I need hardly assure the neighbourhood Mr. John Claudius Beretford, and J**’ wf .* „„ , trac ol»iit blood-thirsty set that the For. association how much I feel the honor which ...
... after da up is generally laid to those who escape the immediate effect the explosion, iho three men saved are John hompsou, waggon ; 1 John Hall, hewer; and _ duals, putter.. These three i men were at the bottom of tbe shaft when the explosion 1 occurred ...
... Repeal of the Legislative Union : John M'Leod, 101., Patrick Kilkelly, 51., Jas. Punah, 51., Connor T. O'Brien, 11. los., J. Barry, 1, 108.s, John Lawless, 11. lOs,, Mrs. Lawless, It. lOs., Pattick Dillon, 11. 1Os., John Kennedy, 2s; 6d., Francis T. M'Leod ...
... Conciliation Hall.— The attendance was remarkably din, and principally composed of associates. The chair was taken by Counselor John Mackey, who briefly addressed the meeting. Mr. F. Dwyer, in the absence the secretary and Mr. Crean, who were engager: in the ...
... anxious to got little time to herself amid pageant duties of royally, has contrived a plan of keeping her intrusive subjects at arms-length.roore efficient than cordons of troops. By hold ng the high seas from Woolwich to Dundee, hurrying through the latter ...
... THE WEEKLY FKEEMANS JOURNAL, SATURDAY. OCTOBER o. 1844. civeen, recei.ed per Mr. John Bonrlie. Aj this subjcrip- left to interpose be'ween them and the healthful rets of that tion was from his own localitj, might permitted to constitutional liberty they ...
... association should returned to Mr. Grattan for his munificient contribution, and that his letter should inserted the minutes. The hon. gentleman concluded paying an eulogium to the virtues and talents ot the (»reat Henry Grattan.” Motion carried. Mr. Maurice ...
... firm unanimcv invincible perseverance which distinguished the lin|. Parliament. But it may said, Did not the lri«h I liament arm the volunteers, and vote seam' British navy ?” They did; hut when? Not against a . poleon, but against the French Directory ...