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... 0' thrran, Joseph Crilly, Thomas Crilly. Thos. M'Ourk, E. krOurk, John DPElhatton, Bernard O'Neill. M. Conlon, P. Conlon, M. T. Austin. A. Devlin, John kl*Laughlin. Joseph O'Neill, John Stewart, P. Feenan, J. M'Crystal, T. O'Connell, U. M'Cardle, P. Cargin ...
... dead. Dr. Henry Grattan Day, mident surgeon, Jervis Street Hospital, stated that Daniel Close admitted to the hospital on the previous night at 7.30 o'clock. He was then quite dead. There was a large lacerated flash wound on the upper arm, and bruises over ...
... MEW', John Boyle, Michesseßoyle, Edward Mooney, John Mooney, Patrick Mooney. Edward M.Parland, Michael M'Parland, Michael Cooper'', John Burk, Daniel O'Hare, John O'Hare, Michael O'Hare, John kf•Nulty, Jazum ICkhilty, ...
... BrLaugalm,J P; MrJosepb Dana. _ . Port ()Lwow (Grattan) : Ur Thomas Flannery, Mr Frills M'Cluarkey. Ramsbottom (T P O'Connor): Mr John Keenaglutn, T C. Rochdale (T P O'Connor): Mr W ft Capstick. Southampton (Grattan): Mr Florence O'Sullivan. Dr W P O'Meara ...
... Allea,, Thomas Flannely Auoetsford, John Daly; Ashtomin-Makertield. Thomas Mathews, C. Ashton-unslorLyne, Andrew Farley, John M'ltenagli ; Barnsley. Dr. T. Payne. W. Mooney Bany-Dock. John Dcnnell ; Borrow-in- Furness, John Mannnets. J I:Ntley, Inane, Thomas ...
... ideas in regard to the department with which it is connected. The dethronement of an Emperor, or the abdication of • King. an armed revolution, the outdone, it be, of yaws of tyranny by a despotic ruler with subeervient the death of an illustrious persona4e ...
... campaign. Ile was met at Goraghwood by a deputut ion from the Federation, consisting of Rev. John Rooney, C.C.; Messrs. James Rice. T.C. ; John O'Hare, T.C. ; land John Treanor, T.C. On arrival at the Edward Street Station ho wad melted with great enthiniann ...
... timersand noble ions, and cannot listen to a good calling another as good, Tory traitor Whig slam When rival nations rest in arms. Great in power sod glory great, Rush in ranks at war's Wars, And feel a temporary hate; The hostile Aortae noon cease to rage ...
... conference is held, and good, practial work is accomplished. ' An excellent meeting of the Sir Thomas Grattan Remands Branch took place in Si, 1 John's old school, Port-Glasgow, on Sunday, to receive a Tint and listen toes address Mr. Sheahan. The chair ...
... together with a similar objectthe liberty and welfare of Ireland—the Confederation ot Kilkenny, the Volunteer meet- Jags, Grattan's Parliament. the Repeaters of • O't.'onnell, the Convention assembled by butt to formulate the ries identical) Rule, the ...
... hemisphere the victory of lien. barb was achieved or whether the O'Neill who held Ireland for eight years was • naked savage armed with a .take, or an accomplished soldier. The young men resolved to lift the veil and to rescue the name and fame of their ...
... the late Sir John Sir Gavan Duffy (whom our I rulers sought hard to hang), and Sir Bryan O'Loghlen at once occur, as do those of the late Sir Robert Motesworth, who had no superior as an equity judge. Wilson Gray, the brother of Sir John Gray, of the' ...