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... next. THE CHARGE OF FENIANISM. John Cauningham was brought up on remand, charged with having administered an oath to William Torney, a private in the 55th Regiment, to the effect that he would be prepared to take up arms against her Majesty whenever be ...
... Clunningham, John 3eahan, Joseph .Begg, John Holmes, William Campbell, James Crotty, George Delany. The following gentlemen were challenged by the ?? Howard Wisdom (non-residence), John Fry (non-residence), George Dixon (perempto- rily), Richard Giuinuess ...
... - Robert Howard Wisdom George Patrick Daniel Edwvard aceogliegan Thomas Matthews Philip Majoelbaliks John WiM= quale 11enry Thomas Wal1sh Joh1' Grattan Rhichard Perrin Thomas Callaghan, and Thomas Barrett Robert Moore. While the challenges dere being recorded ...
... Philip Majoribauks, Henry Thomas Walsh, Richard Perrin, Thomas Barrost, George Patrick- Daniel, Thomas Mathew3, John Wn. Q laio, John Grattan, ThorMas Csllanen, en1 Robert Brown. The ATTorNEr-GENEOAL, in stating the c0as, ex- plained 'he nature of the charge ...
... following jury Was sworn:- Rtobert G4eoghegai, William Brett, Rliasi 1. hulhiedo, John Batler, Joeln Grattan, Wm. Leger Ireomi,' Robert Green, Robert Grattan, George Dllbgwall, John Win. Gregg, Janies Booth, ' George Hleathiom, 'Ihe prisoner challenged twenty ...
... inst., who appeared to have been recently tippling b etherein. k 'The defendant wae fined £2 and ?? costs. c John Sandlord, spirit-grocer, Grattan Street, was Si s summoned by Constable M'Cann for a similar offence ti on the 6th instant. v The case was dismissed ...
... Hospital. e Mr. Brewster, Q.C., with'w1om, was Mr. Altohie, pappeared for the Right Hon. John W. Pitzpatrick, dMY., and Mr. L. Moore, two of the trustees of the ;0 Grattan fiind. He stated that a difference, had dl arisen between the trustees of the fund aind ...
... offence in Grattan Street. ASSAULTS. Jnesnc Harper wvas charged by Sub-Constable Crawford writh lmeing lrusle and disorilerly. H e woe also citarged with assaulting a man named Edward Johnstoll. It appeared trhat the prisoner came up to John. stoll in ...
... persons on his premises on the 11th January, who had the appearance of recently tipplingl therein. Tfle case wvas dismissed. John Gordon, licensed publican, 08, North Street, wavs siulmlmuend by Sub-Constable Crawfoi-d for hav- big his house open for the ...
... :l, hut he w'.ls ilet in a ?? to relate i anything. ii altitioic to the p ,Ilihshedc despatches. Ali tflicr, of th ienry Grattan Circle, a fighting we: wi:1king orgds dotion, stateil last night that iliev could tel11:s nlu equip a full regiment for I ...
... ordered them to be put, bank. NRIAL OF JOHN SHIIUIDAN AND EDWARD F5TZGlBaSD, John Sheridan and Edward Fitzgerald were then placed at the bar, and indicted for that they, on the 5th of March, 1867, being armed with certain woa. pons, unlawfully did rise ...
... cautious mnner to his oompadio.us ?? ona converationiun low confidential tono Thepolicebeingawarethat one at let of thetrio ras armed to the teeth), hA to, Sot with great cautiunandprudcacegaud~w,^su pueutoioamatsues sovd,;t ?? thloydid 'N time was ski oed ...