... inunierJohn . . . . J•ines Skeahaii, murder of Ralph 11111. Ellen Qihtine, Daniel Quante, Jaine*Quaine,Thomas and Mary WNitinarn, aiding mud assisting Thomas Skealtan in the niurikr ut Ralph Ilill. Yatnck ttiehard.on. tieing in an armed party that fired at ...

... every consideration and respect, believe me My dear Sir, Your'►, very faithiullr, W. N. ORANGR, Lt.-Colonel G7tlll Regt. Henry Hardy, Esq. 1 , Sidney Place, Cork. Major George I.uard, late of the 16th Lamcers, who died at Salisburj, served in the Peninsula ...

... his particular opinions I will not offer any comment, hut I must emphatically deny that his theory or practice are those of Thomas Davis. He was statesman. He measured his means, and did what was possible to be done. the Repeal Association or elsewhere ...

... Qorraley, Kevin J. O’Doherty, R. R. Read, Joseph Higgins, P. J. Smyth, Kilmainham ; Thomas Devin Reilly, P. Grey, secretary Swift Club ; J‘.J. Barry, secretary Grattan Club ; Thomas Dunigan, secretary Davis Club ; D. O’Kelly, secretary Dr. Doyle Club P. Johnston ...

... was not sure of Roch'ord. (Mr. O’Hea here read the information, in which Thomas Kennedy was included the number.) Told Captain Lcyne not to include Thomas Kennedy ; did not *ee Thomas Kennedy, but heard he was out that night ; bad been unwell for two years ...

... Anglesey, Master-General ; Major-General Sir Hew D. Ross, Deputy Adjutant General ; 11 Colonels-Commandant ; Lieut.-General Sir Thomas Downman, of the Royal Horse Artillery, and one for each of the ten battalions. 22 Colonels, 49 Lieut-Colonels, three holding ...

... Varrineflonstreet ; Messrs. Sutton & Company, In, Bow Church Yard ; Mr. E. Edwards, 67. St. Paul's Church Yard ; and Mr. Thomas Butler, 1, Cheapside. I.lvcaeorn.—C. Mas hood, South John-street. GLASGOW—Campbell and Carnachan. Duaux-41..w1ey and Evans ...

... Kane, farmer, from the Hurler’s Cross, county Clare, fell into the river, near the Ferry slip, and was drowned. Constable Thomas Hardy drew the body out immediately after, but life was extinct. An inquest was held at the Old Exchange thisjday, Dr. Dyas attending ...

... vase enveloped on Monday everting, walked into the !river, near the Ferry slip, same evening, and was drownze d. Constable Hardy and the city police were soon on the quays, when search was made, and the Welt ss body of the unfortunate man was found. James ...

... landed a quantity of clothing and meal fur the poor. William H. Haswell, Commender of the Poictiers, 72 guns, Captain Sir Thomas Bouchier, ordinary guardship at Chatham, died suddenly on Thursday. Captain Sir lialdwin W. Welke', is offered the appointment ...

... of Guilty. The Court sentenced the prisoners to he imprisoned for 18 months, and kept to hard labour. John Cleary, Thomas Maarath, Thomas Brien, and John Ryan, were indicted fur stealing at Lisduff, a pistol, the property of John Frewen, on the 10th of ...

... again have obtained just and rightful concession and due protection from England, our defenceless shores, robbed of their hardy and loyal population the ravages of famine, pestilence, and landlord extermination, may be invaded by foreign foe, who will ...