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... j Philip Dunphy, Dunphy, John Dunphy, Laurence Cummins, John Bolger, James Bolger, John Bowe, Nicholas Connor, James Delany, William John Carroll, PL G; Martin Carroll. Mountrath —Mark J Codd (ex-suspect); James Miller. John Connolly, James ...
... MR. JOHN E- REDMOND IN CARLOW. John BeJmood. Mi*, in nooeptance invitation from prominent Nationalists is, deliver before a Carlow andienoe hie lec»nre Popular Leaden from Swilt to Parnell,” arrived in Carlow on Monday afterbmu by the 4.26 train. The ...
... that he was authorised Dr. Grattan to set some traps to catch rabbits for the use the house. Chairman—Were they set holes ? Cos—No, sir; on the runs. Chairman —Kearns, had you any authority in writing? Kearns—No, sir. Dr. Grattan stated that the •warren ...
... BoouaaH. E. M‘Donald Grattan -200 C. Heffernan Grattan -3 M. Kenny c Lacey bM. Farrell 4 c T. Murphy P. Fitzpatrick 17 J. Whelan c W. Grattan b M. Farrell - - - 1 bW. Grattan - 2 W. Purcell st W. Gnrttan W. _ Grattan - - - 3 c W. ...
... voting papers to be left at Mr. Grattan’s residence. Mr. Teeling—Why did you direct the constable to leave the second paper at Mr. Grattan’s ? I told the policeman to leave the paper for the property votes at Mr. Grattan’s. He then asked me where would ...
... adjourned. PETTI SESSIONS. (Before Major Hutchinson in the chair and Surgeon-Major Keogh). j Edward Harte and John Harte were charged ■ with assaulting John Ward and robbing him. Dunne, solicitor, on behalf defendants, applied for an adjournment, to procure the ...
... Dobiney John Malone, WilUuin Kcnmaly. Fun. Futnck M‘Donnell. Bryan. Bebou, J Deliucy, John Murj'bv, Michael Boybm, Coffey, Henry Murphy, Put* lUmrke. . Maynootb--Put rick Nolun, M Dorman, Patk Pitta, J Dawson, J Murjihy. ClowuiuKu bun, John Conroy, Byme ...
... la Peer, D.L., Gurtoen, Co. Waterford. John Harold Barry, Cork. C. B. Bellow Dunleer, Co. Meath. _ , Henry Grattan Bellew, Bart, Mount Bellow, Co. Galway, J. Boss, of Bladensbuns. Bostrevor House, Co. Down. John V. Cassidy, 63, Upper Mount-street, Dublin ...
... two places and advancing no nearer each other. The number of armed merchant-cruisers has been made up to twenty, and will form a most useful auxiliary to the fighting line. They will be armed with light muzzle-loaders and the new pattern Woolwich bree ...
... the following were seized: ??Messrs. Cassidy??s dray, Monasterevan, and cars belonging to Messrs. John Gill, John Delaney, George Reilly, and George Grattan. Some few cars that happened to be in the street were pursued by the soldiers, but the drivers escaped ...
... O’Connell, and in the four arms of the crocs—the shape the central design takes—appear medallions of Grattan, Emmet, Parnell, and Dillon, interwoven with shamrocks. In the spaces formed by the arms of the cross are emblazoned the arms of the provinces. The ...
... the ciroumB tauceB attending : ld John M'Garry. at Baltinglaas the death werc sworn John Union. The o j-jinter, Peter Ellard, Finn (foreman), John Duffyi j ohn Bar- Tboraas Cooke ; ja ra e3 Neill? Michael Kenny, John I ,h & ...