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... company with Mr. Grattan. He found oar and harness the yard, and they were identified by Mr. Grattan. then arrested him, and cautioned him. M‘Cooker said would tell all about it. He said purchased oar and haroeui from Thomas Reevy, Mr. Grattan’s ooachmsn. ...
... ohnston was ordered to stand aside. nOHTINC. John 801 l was charged by Sab-Conatable Farrelly with tigbtmj; in Peter’s Hill. Tbe lined 'JO* and costs, or fourteen days’ imprisonment. John Fox, James Fox, John Clarke, sod Francis Donagby were charged by ...
... and Henry Lavory were brought on remand, charged with assaulting William John Ingram and Wesley Hlgginson, snd also with stabbing the latter, on the 1 llh instant. Messrs. John Coulter and James M'Lesn, jun., appeared for the prosecution; sad Mr. appeared ...
... Couch. In Bottles, 2s fid each. GRATTAN CO.’S PECTORAL COUGH DROPS.—In recent Coocbs, Colds, and Affections of the Chest, thev have been found highly beneficial. GRATTAN & CO.’S POOR MAN’S COUGH DROPS, la per Bottle. GRATTAN & CO.’S ACIDULATED CAYENNE LOZENGES ...
... Beek, John Wallare. Alex. Mehaffev, John Bolls, Moore, John Palm Thomas Me•lelland, Daniel Grattan, A. Burnett, loin, Kirklame* Irvine, Grattan. Hugh Grattan, Thaw. Grattan, ...
... Itwieaßo proposed Mr. Tnovrsov, seconded by Mr. Coautrr, and passed unanimously: - . . •• That Sir John Preston waited upon chairman, Mr. John-. Mr. S. A John*’one. Mr. Druicl Dixon, AD. Thomas Slav-. Mi. Robert Armstroog. and Mr. to-iik hi* acceptaoco of ...
... now go and join his corps. An old man named John Robertson was brought up in custody of Acting-Constable Eustace, charged by a woman named Mary Irwin with having dangerously assaulted her in a house in Grattan Street, on the previous night. The constable ...
... O'Connor. William Martin, Henry Smith. John J John Burke, James Gordon. Thomas Doon. John Allen, Jams* Armstrong. John Potts. R. Dicks m, James Arm*uong, John Kelly. William Wilson, R Crawford. James Reilly, ...
... Gcorge C. Rob). Patterson, Vice-Prcsith tats; John Grattan, Treasurer; Rev. Irish Steen, Librarian; Jos. F.G.S., A. Taylor, Scenario.; John Grainger, Corresponding Secretary; Edmund Getty, J. filurphe, John Shcrelly, LL.D.; Jams Thomson, C.R.; Bottotuley ...
... Monday. Downshire Arme. Rklfast. 8776 Larue—lal Wednesday, 42. Mam Street. Lurcan—lst Thursday. Brownlow Arms. Dungannon—2nd Tun Mr Montague. Hotel. Ballymena—lst Saturday, at the Royal Hotel. Coleraine —2nd Saturday. Corporation Arms. Cook loan—Last ...
... the result of which was that be was attacked by his mother in-law, who was armed ith tin can; his sister in-law. who waa armed with the bellows; aud his wife, who was armed with potstick. received a severe beating their hands, which necessitated bis ...
... little hoys. Looal-Conatablc Wal'aute d that observed two large mobs if liit'o hoys in York S ree*. ou Saturday. They were armed with fetiche, i-ngsged in tbrowlog stones t-nch othtr. raw th. prisoner follow two little into York and there beel them with ...