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... _Ditto-IIrovcl-Lioiitcuant-Cotoiiel _John _Grattan , C . U ., to bo Lieutenant-Colonel _, without _purchase . • _vice Cooto , _ducoaacd ; _Itrovct-Major Clomont Aloxaiider _lidwanis tu bo _Majorwitlimit puruhaso , _vico Grattan ; _Lieutonaiit and _Adjutant _Kdiiiomi ...
... * clock ,-John Tanisb , - ' who _resides ' _'at ' 02 _'Thistle Street , while cleansing one of the windows of _his own _house , _overbalanced _himself and fell • to the ground _. from a _height of two _storeys . Ho had both a leg and an arm - _broken ...
... the Speech from the Throne Sir John Davys was recommended as Speaker . The Roman Catholics at ones proposed Sir John Everardat the same time raising objections to the validity of some of the elections . Sir Oliver St John pointed out that validity of elections ...
... an , ^ armed convention of volunteers in Dublin dicfratinff to Parliament , while Parliament loudly protested against measurea'introdnced at the point of the bayonet . But lot the Irish Nationalists speak for themselves . The well-known John Mitcliell ...
... been arming since this dec ' srstion was made . nothing had happened which was in contradiction of the hopes entertained lor the preservation of peace . NETS was received in Liverpool yelterday of tha ainkins of a barnae , name unknown , in Cardigan Bay ...
... arrested at BrutE for rebellious . practices , and lodged in Limerick jail : —Thomas Gurnall , James Spellane , John Kavnnagh , William Fitzgerald , John Tobin , Daniel Titzgerald , Patrick Cronin , and Margaret Parrellwho was the woman that tors up he ' r shift ...
... .-To-day , in tha Police Ooart , before Mt Wnodlock , two men , named John Lciille and Edward Olarke , were charged with having on the pranom day boan found loitering at Grattan Bridge with intent to commit a ( elony—that la to BW , do bodily harm to ...
... Charles Pole , _Thomas _Ed-ward _Kivia , Maximilian Bicbcr , John Chute Ellis , Patrick Mom ' _aey ( adjutant ) , John P . _Poster , and Frank Osbonic ; _Cornets _Athelstane R _. Pryco , _John Kirider ' _Spilling _, Stewart J . C . _Duckett , Arthur Bamcs ...
... day when all the forces that ' eriEt in . Ireland , whether theyhg armed , ot whether they be unarmed , win beat tbe . pominand of . tha representatives of Ireland . ' Even -under Grattan's Padi » ment'the command . of the ^ forces was . not entrusted ...
... Thsy were eBCOrtod faoin the Kaa-way Station in an ordinary pollse \ 'aa by a body of ftom ioily to fiSty inonBted poUce , armed -with cutlaBaen and revolvers . They appeared to lie in excellent health and xpirlts , They • will be tried at the next sitting ...
... present were the guest of the evening , the _Duke of _Richmond ( who _sat on the riglit of the chairman ) , the Earl of _Cardigan , Sir _Hugh Ross _, Sir E . Bowater , Mr Guthrie , Sir W . Burnett _, Sir H . Halkett _, _Major-General Sir J . Rolt _, _Sir ...
... _special Court to confirm a _rcflolntlon he _should subroit to the _Court of _Directors _10 _referenco _to ihe _annmty 10 _^ Sir John _Lawrence _, air _Cramhay tLoughc Sic J . _. Lawrence _^ g _conduct _in _inifrferin . _; _' with ( he cu _^ _toma _and _religion ...