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... Costigan W John M Dolan Stephen Crowe John Reynolds, MP J C Egan Edward Galavan Joseph Jobi) Solly Francis E O’Brien John A Greene, LLB James Morrin James Duggan, llobert Greene Walter Furlong Jamec Fifisimon Charles Dennehy James Lynam John Power Thomas ...
... Ferguson, T C 0 Chirles Kenne and a Thomas Kirwan, T C John Bagnall John MKenna, T C Edward Nolan Myles Tobyn, T C John Dennan, seon John A Curraon, Barrister John Dennan, jan Richard Barrett John O'Brien James ...
... Thomas Dixon, J ?? J Botton Massy, F Comyn, J P; Richard L Heenan, R D Ireland, S 51 Greer, John B Barnes, John Mitohel, Wm John Freke, John O'Brien, Henry Morris, John Green, t P., Edward Byrne, Samuel King, A G Home, Edmund O'Flaherty, i C ...
... tenant right, and we confess that, having created for themselves such a monster, we are not astonished at their rising in arms against it. But the men who assemble at the Ro-undo to-day I cannot hereafter plead ignorance should they rashly declare against ...
... Kavanagh Wm Berry I Thomas Teevins John Spring John Daniel M Flanagan, P P James M'Loughl John Ryan, MD Martin Greally Joseph Kelly Miohael'M'Clea Patrick Keboe, Franois-st John Dean Thomas Whitty James Brady, Patrick-street John Fox Miohael ...
... were noticed—the Earl of Miltown. Sir Colman fra?gthlen, John O'Brien, Esq.. R. P. ; William E q .. M.P; W. S. O'Brien. Esq.. M.P.; Grattan. Rm. M.P.; the O'Gorman Mahon. 111. P.; Ardemin. 111-P.; John D. Wawa, awry Can,* aim Eyre. b. 1161 6 bis, Led es the ...
... approaching quarter sessions, charged with the assault. llonuEßV or Arms On the evening of the 25th ult., four men, armed with pistols and sticks, forcibly entered the dwelling of John Has sett, farmer, Ballina, of whom they demanded his double barrelled ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...