Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... Anne Browne was charged with Iwviug stolen the seventh appearance, sum of 7s. fid. the person of John Hobinaon in _ * »o a Y . a pubUc-houae, kept in Grattan Street man [Before W. 8. Tracy. Laq., H.M/1 named Beatty James M'Kunna, a small boy, was charged ...
... brand him liar and impostor. (Applause.) Mr. Parnell al»o have only in view restoration Grattan’s Parliament bis object. Was this consistent truthful ( What Grattan’s Parliament ? was a Parliament Paving Protestant King, to whom only, being Protestant ...
... portions. To his Wobahip—There wars associations about re-letting the (arm new valuation ; but this field end the Deer Park were to excluded. To Mr. Bout—Here given of all the (arm except the dwelling-house sad effioes, which I retain mutes! arrangement ...
... Thompson agent. a;>t--sr-1 the opposing rn-ditor. Mr. F. Bmythe. Messrs Graves and nny. reprvscnted the sol ven* John Surgery, trora Ballymena, and John M'Gncktan. from Bally money, were each charged with working a horse with •-.rea ou its back and shoulders ...
... directions. Heiia»t Aeenlß Messrs. GRATTAN A (Lid ). Com Market. * WILLIAM DOBBIN A Co.. North St. WHF.EI.EU WHITAKER. II I*o St.; .1. 4. nAsLKTT. No.th Street. „ CH VS. J PAYNE.Oxford Building;, For Wholesale Terms apply to JOHN QIRDV/OoD.PoletUee.v Suit ...
... neat general election will take place sooner tlu.n most persons imagino !” DEATH THE REV. JOHN PORTER. Very many will grieved to bear of the death of the Rev. John Porter, minister the Second Unitarian Congregation, Belfast, which took place at his residence ...
... tb*-! of tlie Antrim Aasooiatrou. Tbsso, joined] |by younger blood, tlew arms defend the! ’principles of the Revolution, re!ig»un.| [liberty, and the Protestant Successmii. Armed! lAssociatious everywhere formed. Uisl [tranquillity of Ireland was whiloj ...
... Romanist i-all into question the’authenticity the well-known Terse. 1 John 7. coarse, everyone knows that all scholars are agreed that the verse in question was not written bv Hi. John, but » an interpolation. The Revised Versioa. for instance, marks it ...
... playing Adeste lidelis as a dead march. with mulled drums. Each member of the band wore • nniall piece of crape on the right arm. Tho coffin was borne by the members of 170, to which be• longedl be prior pa oflicer“ of that 'limber, wearlog hat awl shoulder ...
... estranged over the Dobrudacha frontier question, until now absolute rupture tnreatens to put end to all negotiations by call to arms. The Rusaian representative stood alone In the special Boundaries Commission appointed by the Berlin Congress in insisting ...
... Kilmore: John If. Brown. Tullymacroe; William Cl •land. Drumagblis; Tliomae Alexander, Lietooder; Rev. John Alex. Kelly. James Elleson, Carnacally; M ‘Kenzie. Lianamore. Seaforde district —Nominators—Robert Crotnie, John M. Perry. Aasentors—John Jenniogs ...
... did not approve of its principles and motives. It was originated by Lord Charleraont. Mr. Grattan, Mr. Pooaonby, and Mr. Forbes ; and the object, staled by Grattan, was “to obtain internal reform of Parliament, and to prevent the Union.” On these lines ...