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... vis.: —Messrs. John Donohoe, Pat Smyth. John Bsnin, Felix M'Manus, John Reilly, Pat Baxter. Francis Dolan. Pat M'Gauran, Philip King, Pat Baxter, Fat M'Gauron, Pat Manion, Philip Curran. Michael King, Pat Reilly, Michael M'Gauran. and John Maginu. For ...
... from the 56th Regt. on last Patrick's day, and took with him his arms and accoutrements. He has been for months in that neighbourhood, and constantly armed. We have to acknowledge £1 from John E. Lyons, Esq. 46th Regt., Dublin, in addition to the subscriptions ...
... Messrs James Lawler Thomas Fegan Peter Prendergast John Hayden J Doyle John Barrett Daniel Condy Jerald Dunne and W Keating 10s each; Mr P Whelan 7s Gd; Messrs Thomas Holehan John Roony James Leigh Jobn Deigan and Mrs Goold 5s each ; Messrs P Noud E Rourke ...
... Kieran, John M‘Govern, | Doctor Fitzsimons, Francis M‘Garraghan, Hugh Brady. || Thomas Rorke, Philip Duffy, James Rorke, James Maguire, | Owen Brady, Hugh O’Neill, Pat Holohan, James Kirwan, || John Murrough, and Pat Hart.” Mr. Henry Grattan, M.P., entered ...
... solicitors. Limerick County and City—Russell O'Shaughnessy, John Dowling, M. Leahy, John Fergusson, Mortimer M'Coy, Richrrd Carey, Joseph Murphy, John O'Farrell, Henry and John Lynan, Michael Fitzgibbon, John O'Donnell, Wi'liam Keys, and ...
... Henry Grattan, M.P., entered the hall, tims As a demonstration of the suc: tation has, at any rate, been supplied to was received with loud cheers. appeals we have to reroril the restors faction to the approval of the Catholic hierarehy, he arms which ...
... O’Brien, nor was bis (Mr Grattan’s) statement, but it was the statement Dean Swift (hear)-. Similar testimony was afforded by the men who followed him, and whose , statues were placed their public buildings—by Lucas, Grattan, by Ponsunby, who warned the ...
... proportion o f the priesthood, have loophole in the t hick stone wall shed out a ray of We had shown, upon data that n om St. John’s, which, some two be gazetted as commis- the awful sea. Joining their horny that landseight miles fr consented to let their ...
... fined ss. for attempting to rescue himself from Martin Ryan, city police; James Maurice, assault on John Ryan, fined ss. or a week's imprisonment; John Coen, assault on James Cussen, Mayor's constable, while in the execution of a warrant, fined 101. or ...
... Exchange, whe e the ceremony tool at Buttevant, one in her in the 87th, who of was adwinistered by Sir Rie! Alderman Boyse. St. John’s Tempera »go.—Limerick Chro- outside the Council Chamber.— Lim Wednesday. 1e Rev. Robert and Tue New. Americnas, \ve arrived ...
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... Cavan, viz:— Messrs John Donoboe. Pat Smyth, John Banin, Felix ManuB, John Reilly, Pat Baxter, Francis Dolan, Pat M Gouran, Philip King, Pat Baxter, Pat Gouran, Pat Mauion, Philip Curran, Michael King, Pat Reilly, Michael M Gouran, and John Maginn. For Ca ...