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... recourse to arms to oppose a foreign Power ? Not one. Why then should there be in the present case, when if foreign Powers were not the principals concerned, they certainly gave counsel how to act, exercised influence, and even afforded arms ? M. OCLISENBEIN ...
... recourse to arms to oppose a foreign Power ? Not one. Why then should there be in the present case, when if foreign Powers were not the principals concerned, they certainly gave counsel how to act, exercised influence, and even afforded arms ? M. OCHSENBEIN ...
... The Gu irdians tins Union hold th -ir usual weekly meeting this day. The Chairman, John Lanigan, Ksq. presided. Other Guardians present—Messrs. Francis O’iJrien, J.l*., John Trant, D.L., James Leui-ran, J.P., Major Armstrong, J.P., George Ryan, i,x M illiam ...
... carried. Mr. Doheny said had to move the admission of Mr, John Coman, late chairman of the town commissioners of Cashel ; Mr. Thomas Lyttleton, one of the present chairmen; Patrick Ryan. T.C. ; John Manly, T.C.; William Power, Esq., Cashel; and Mr. Patrick ...
... Dobenoy said he had to move the admission of Mr. t John Coman, late chairman of the Town Commissioners aib of Cashal; Mr. Thomas Lyttleton, one of the present ht chairmen; Patrick Ryan, T.C. ; John Ilanly, T.C. ; Wil- liam Power, Esq., Cashel, and Mr ...
... compensation for excesses he had encouraged. 3. Sandilla's encouraging ills followers to repel her Majesty's troops by force of arms-4. The failure of the commissioner to bring Sandilla te reason. After enumerating these grievances, Sir Henri announces his ...
... Smith, and Co. Cardigan aid adjacent places—Cram,Smith, and Co.: J. J. Day. Cardiff—Crete, Smith, d Co. Castletown—J.J. y oore. Comes/ma amt Port Rush—Strong reel Reid; Campbell and Budd. G. Redish,jun. Conway—A. Coghill. Cork--John Martin; Preston an ...
... Te^viMa John Spring John Daniel I M Flanagan, PP James RULouflulin John Ryan, MD Martin (irea^ Joseph Kelly Michael^/|®eaa Patrick Keboe, Francis- J .hn Dearfy street James Brawr, Patrick-street Thomas Whitiy Michael Mrne, Bull-alley John Fox ...
... without opposition serve for the next year : Mayor Win Walters Fsq banker Sheriff Mr John draper Bailiffs Air carpenter Mr John Llewelliu ditto Sergeants-at-AIace John Bey Air Willium Carter All of took the oath of office signed the acceptance declaration ...
... old and respeetable inhabitant. This was seconded by E. 11. Stacey, Esq. Mr. John Adams proposed Me. William North Rees as Sheriff, and the amendment was seconded by Mr. John Lewis. Mr. T. Richards said that he was authorised to say that if Mr. Rees was ...
... lo meci wrilwut delay tho to tie Irish patriot. . awful dangers from l«miuc with which society is mc- Gei.tlemen of the Grattan Ct.cn, I . you upon the name you hear. In our geiul sky .. f u i calamity, which should produce —wl ere many glories, sudden ...
... Paid J B Jeffries Esq solicitor taxed in Regina against John Francis for lnr- order court Paid John Morgan Esq solicitor taxed costs Regina Eleanor Williams for larcenv as per order of court 7 43 John Morgan taxed costs in misdemeanor per court 11 COUNTY ...