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... house of Robin Gunn, on the lands of Ogonelloe, Kil'aloe, was attacked by seven armed men, in disguise, who entered and made seizure of two one gun. Same night they visited John Taylor's house in that neighbourhood, and possessed themselves of a gun, alter ...
... the following Jury was sworn:— Henry Rose, Richard Shlnkwin. Daniel &Manse% Thomas Weldon, John Tuthill, Henry Bennett. John Finch, Robert Carry, William Masan, John D. VVIVIS, and Lyre Powell. William Dobbins, mum Thema& Patrick, and Michael Bonrke, were ...
... Birch, Mr. L Calkin, and Mr. John Parry, ®ut to promote the and prosperity concert taka place Monday evening lasi. -• .. of the community. MILITARY promotions. War Office, Jaw. 17. 2d Regiment of Life Goant*—Veterinary Surgeon John W likioMJu, from the 17th ...
... fallowing changes of R. C. curates has taken place in in the diocesss cf Ossory :—The Rev. John Delahunty from Urlingford to Tullaroan ; Rev. Bernard Scott succeeds Rev. John Delahunty atUrlingford; Rev. James Aylward from TullarOan to 13allyragget ; Rev. Edgard ...
... Ballinasloe, John Queale ; Ballinrobe, John Hearne, jun. ; Ballycastle, Alexander Fitzpatrick ; Ballymena, James Greer; Ballymoney, John Robinson; Ballyshannon, John Lipsitt ; Balrothery, Francis Carey ; Baltinglass, Dr. John Johnson ; ...
... Fitzgerald, Thomas W. S. Skelton, John T. Warren, John W. Stubbs, George Robinson, John Compton, Charles Ingram Black, Richard W. Hamilton, Isaac W. Reeves. Deacons—John W. Browne, David T. Barry, Joseph R. Cutter, John Lynch. Rev. E. M. ...
... and circulated on placards and handbills through the county Cavan and adjoining counties. Mr. Henry Grattan seconded the motion, which was carried. Mr. John O’Connell, who, on presenting himself, was received with the most enthusiastic plaudits, said that ...
... The Repeal Association had >«>»na, to Chri-tians of that church; and ot j obn Lynch, and John Supple, Tralee ; ...
... Dragoons. The Regiment having presented arms, his Excellency. went down the line, preceded by the Cominander.of the Forces. The old banners of the regiment having been brought to the front, the line presented arms, the band playing God save the Queen ...
... that thev mistook me for somecurred at this moment—was the followingA Mr. body else daughter.) My book was spoken of, and John Kupert was appointed, under the unhappy epis- able and eloquent friend, Mr. Ikiheny, said it was of Dr. Clancy, catechist of ...
... replied he did not care. 1 never took Mr. Seton’« arm in walk. It came on to rain. It began to rain. I went to Mr. Seaton's, but not to the driil. They engaged to dine with them the next Saturday. offered his arm on that day. I declined it; and lie said oue ...
... a man, armed with a blunderbuss, who ordered him to return back with the cattle and get them grazed in their own district, he, with the blunderbuss, presenting it at the time. Two of the police out on patrol, having heard that there were .armed men on ...