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... J K Ingram, T C D; John Jameson, P; James Malcolm Inglis. J P; Simon Jordan. B Jelled solicitor; Andrew Jameson, A H Jacob, Very Bet J A Jackman, Rev John C Irwin, MA, BD; Rev John C Johnston, M B Jacob, Mr Commia si oner Jones, John Irwin. Sir Robert ...
... Doyle, T C; Gerald O’Reilly, T C; Philip Meagher, T C; John Kinaella, P L John Lenehan, G; Joseph M Clinch, W T Brewster, J Wm T Sheridan, Bernard J Leech, John Kerrigan, Richard J O’Duffy, John Keogh, Thomas Bird, Michael Spain Hegarty, Thomas Fqy, Jeremiah ...
... intensified commensurate degree. Amongst those or in the the hrakp Wt-re the candidate. Count Plunkett. Mr Redmond. M P; Mr John Ciantv Mr • '-O ra.*™’. P , ' ll P?' Philip Redmond. J M Mr W Mmrid.n, oolr. etc. The speeafces were foilowvd with absorbing ...
... deplored that Mr John O’Connor, who was down to respond to this toast, was, the moment, obliged to absent self owing to important professional engagement which called him out of town. The banquet hall was very tastefully decorated with arms of the Irish provinces ...
... James Stone. James Foster. The real tenants who should be on the 'iet voters are:—John Lucy, Christopher Nolan, John Bracken, Denis Kavanagh, Richard Murphy, Joeeph Buckley, John McDowell, Joseph Holton.” Allow me inform you that Mrs is not the landlord 7 ...
... Brighton. RIP. l6. 1893. in Dublin. John F Cabili. laic Bailywo. Doolin, Co cinre. May 16.1698, at 2 Cardigan road, “oir^y;Engird, Annette, the dearly lovcfl »iic Jolm Carroll (formerly of Cork), and daughter the late John Fenia. Dll GAN December 9, 1897 ...
... necessary, to force its will arms later on. Grattan fought heroically with all that was best Ireland against disgraceful cabals, wholesale corruption, and secret attempts at fostering riot and insurrection. At the end of 1796 Grattan again raised his warning ...
... gone down there would Alderman M'Anley, Mr John Gore, complaint; but it is because they have gone to Walsh. Mr John M Gee, Mr Denis Foley, a premium that there is some grumbling R D Kenny, Mt A Lyons. Mr John Whitiy, amongst those who are not satisfied ...
... ed:r« journal •'Tnboulet,” oomimuod su.- night by taking A LADY NCBSe. FINED. DEATH OF MR. JOHN K. FO'VI.hK.J •; Wycurabe S*iurday Alarv Biker, late Last eveaiog Mr John awK-r. _• head iq the High Wycombe Workboose, Master City and Co Dub t ■ was flaeQ £3 ...
... who deserve the cordial Xtiehmen of all occupied seats the aa well m reitgione denommatione. He said the prethe body the hall John CuUm, J P. 1 tends at that meeting of meny of their Pro- catholic University QUESTION. ; Post Oflice'holds than sererally well ...
... attendance Ulster King Arms—Sir Arthur Vicars, A. Private Secretary—Sir William S B Kaye, B. Q C, LL D. Additional Private Secretary—Algernon Peel, Ea}. State Steward—Load Lurgan. ComptroUer —Lord Langford. Gentleman Ussher—John Olpbert. Esq. Chambork ...
... News, American Money Markets. Page 4—Leaders; The Intermediate Reforms. Lord Castletown on Grattan. Sab-leaders and Notices. ' Lobd Castlbtowk’s lectnre on Grattan, which was delivered in Janaary last before the Irish Literary Society, and summary of which ...