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... Velma. HOSIERY and GLOVES. MEN'S LAMB'S-WOOL SHIRTS and PANTS, Scotch made, 2s 6d, 3,, 4s, to Ts 61 each. Several Dinkm MEN'S CARDIGAN JACKETS, 2s, 216 d, to Ss 6d. 50 PAIR BLANKETS. Sli4htly Soiled, will be Sold at less than the Manu'acturer's Prices. MOOR ...
... living men, Protestant—but this time layman, Grattan —was the idol and acknowledged leader of the Roman lo people, or rather the loader of the whole Liberal party, of which they were the most numerous section. Grattan was succeeded by a Roman Catholic layman ...
... BILLYCASTLE PETTY SESSIONS. MONDAY. [BEFORE Mr. John B. Johnstone (chairman), Mr. John if `Caughan. Mr. Eimund F. M`Cambridge, and Mr. J. P. O'Hane, justices.] Mr. A. M'Alister, C.P.S., and District-Inspector F. C. V. Ireland, R.1.C., Ballymoney, were ...
... granted the application. POLICE CASES. Sergeant Haughuey ahargpd John Lavery with having been drunk on the public street at Armoy on 14th December. Fined 2s 6d and costs. Constable Grattan, Armoy, preferred a similar charge against a young man Lamed William ...
... Tickets, 3 0 0 Messrs. A. Scott & Co . Dublin, 2 2 0 Rev. John Carroll, P P., Coleraine, 2 0 0 Rev. P. J. Hamill, R 1.P., Belfast, 2 0 0 A Friend, Portstewart, 2 . 0 0 Mrs Fiwards, Brooklyn, 2 0 0 Rev. John WKinley, C.C., 8.A., Portstewart, 20 0 Mr. Daniel Reid ...
... sister of the Earl Cardigan. He entered the navy in the year 1823, and in 1826, was present at an attack the Mediterranean pirates. After some service in the Mediterranean, lie was employed on the North coast of Spain, under Lord John Hay, and was presented ...
... Blair. V.T. ; John Anderson, , . . ; Sister L. A Stange. S.J.T. • Bra. B. Barr,Treas. • Tom Cunningham, See. ; John Hutchinson (Makes). Mar. ; J. D. M`Cauley, Guard; Joseph Lynn. Sentinel; Jos. M'Laughlin, D.M. ; Robert Gariiner, F 8.; John Morrison, A ...
... had tho counties of Monaghan, Armagh, and I Louth been in the condition in which they now are. The , I arm or’ the assassin was sure and strong, and arm of justice was paralysed. All he asked was that the law might administered by earnest, sincere, competent ...
... o’clock, while the back of the female attendant was turned for a moment, she managed to sever one of the arteries in her left arm. She then covered herself with the bed - clothes, so as to avoid detection, and laid down with the idea of quietly bleeding ...
... the commission of the 27th July, ; also, copy affidavits of John Jardin and John Porter, filed the Court of Queen’s Dench in Hilary Term Inst; and of ihe report annexed to the affidavit of John Porter, and verified thereby; and, also, copy of any official ...
... Love (fore- mau), John Forsythe • Christopher Eaton,'Wm. Holly, Thomas Moyea, Daniel Laverty, Robert Maxwell, John M'Math, John Dinsmore, R..i. Watt, Robert Bacon, and James Troy. Acting-Sergeant James M•Larnon and Constables Grattan and Morrow were present ...
... O'Rorke, jun. Daniel .M'Bride, jun.. Lisnagunogue, summoned John Martin for leaving his employment. Defendant, refusing to go back to his service, was ordered to pay £1 compensation. Wm. Kane r. Wm. John Nevin.—This was a case under the Malicious Injury Act ...