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... pertictly true, that as u« stand at present, with our raral arxnaU and dork-yards not half garnauned, a.tak* men all arms could not put tinder arms, if required, for any service whatever, without leaving without relief all employed on any duty, not excepting ...
... Florence, and the Government, not being sufficiently strong to constrain this movement, has been obliged to deliver up the arms which were in the arsenals. Serious events are, therefore, momentarily expected to take place in Italy, and attract the attentive ...
... Indeed, never was j the necessity for a dramatic seminary made more apparent than in the case of the three male debutants— their arms either hung listlessly by their sides, or were uplifted with a sort 1 of windmill action iuto the air; the absence of the knowledge ...
... Devin Reilly. John Curtis, Nutstown, Meath; John M'Dermott, solicitor, Dublin ; John Francis Blake, Galway : James M'1Donnell, Oldbawo; T P O'Flsnagan, Tullamore; John O'Donnell, Limerick; Abra-'m J Fuller, Woodfield, King's county; John ...
... Talbot street. Thomas C Armstrong, 10 Molesworth street. John Nolan, 13 Dawson street. Francis Falkner, Grafton street. Abrahanm Rainsford, Great Ship street, Mldurice Redmond, Cuffe street. John Mackey, 20 Charlotte street. James Banahan, 41 Coombe. Michael ...
... into his arms as a reward for his nighti re dranger and sufferiog. The Evenings at Sea, alse, Oir contin'ed, and we have all the currert of a beady liii 3l1 between Carlists and Christinos, well aid graphilail Id. given. The memoir of Don John of Austria ...
... aommienced firing )r intoithehouse. ...
... Q» the of tho Cnm. and Outrage wera ndlher C . lho |i , n „ Christiaus, the same BELMONT HOUSE BOARDING SCHOOL, «y lllnet Grattan Gurran, time he admitted that feeling of immorality was but too near rtillorgan, t>«KIS« . JAMPC n’Oiu* .*wxao». prevalent ...
... party in fever,— Evening Mail. Roppery or Fire Arms—A HeroiNe.—On Thursday night lsst a party of about twenty men, some of whom were armed, visited several houses in search of fire-arma. On entering John Egan’s house, cne of the party seized him and presented ...
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... Llangollen John Evans Draper Llasidulas John Huerhes Draper Llanerchymedd O Pnrtberch Postmaster Llanelidan C Price Dealer Llanfair Wm Watkins Draper Menai Bridge Morris Williams Draper Tydvil Wm Wilkins Stationer R Y Waugh Stationer John Thomas Tea Dealer ...
... very heavy artillery affected his hearers with a violent influenza. Mr. HENRY GRATTAN refused to vote against the Outrage Bill. Mr. DILLON BROWSE has openly revolted from Mr. JOHN O'CONNELL'S leadership. There is amongst their party nothing but confusion ...