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... Sullivan,MA.P., occupiedthe chair. Amongst those lpreseilt ?? Rev. Dean O'Loughlin (Catholic University), John ,Mtolloy, Esq. ; James Burke, Esq.; Rev. John O'Efanlon, C.C.; James Reilly, Esq., T.C.; - Kelly, Esq., T.C.; Very Rev. Father Moore, ?? Very Rev ...
... being, ap- a' parently, controlled by Mr. John Mallon and ti Superhitendent Toole. Father M'Fadden, who , was in the custody of the chief warder of Derry ti Jail, attended by an escort of five policemen, T armed to the teeth, travelled in a second o class ...
... but the fatal effect of the platoon fire has only served to stimulate such politico-military celebrities as the Earl of Cardigan, and such drawling statesmen as rt the member for Somerset, and to bring about pe- of riodic inquiries of no value whatever ...
... head of Grattan- street. The laying of the foundation Atone was fixed for October 23rd, Sir Thomas Grattan Esmonde, M P, is to be asked to perform the ceremony. The secertary was directed to invite Messrs T J Realy, M P. [ for North Wexiford; John E RedmondI ...
... filed in the Crown Office, Queen's Bench, the affidavit of Sir John Gray, M.P., show- ing cause against the conditional order for a criminal infoanation which the court, on the application of John O'Leary, granted against him for having pubhhed two leading ...
... of Carmden-Descended from Sir John Pratt, Chief Justice King's Bench, 1719. Marquis of Ailesbury-See Cardigan. Mlarquis of Normanby-Descended from Sir Constantine Phippi, Lord Chancellor (Ireland), 1710. Earl of Cardigan-Descended from Sir Robert Brudenell ...
... greatest of Irish patr:ots t sat for Dublin University from 1692 till his IT death in 1698-William 3Iolyneux, the friend - cf. John Locke. When William III. destroyed e our woollen manufactures Yolyneux wrote his r- celebrated Case of Ireland, in which ...
... examined, prineipally in reference to the agreements to purchase which some of the i r tenants leave signed. .l TEn NAMEa AND ARMS or FA.G jN.- ' Yesterday in the A ppeal Court rio arguments' were concluded in tlw cave of Bevan andi orthers v Mahon-BHagai ...
... defraud p said Teresa Kenny of certain sums of money; John Craw- a ford and Thomas Smith, obtaining goods under false pre- tA tences; John Donegan, felony of goods; John Duggan, tV felony of do; John Kenny, felony of money and goods; a Peter Meagher, felony ...
... feebly resisted the demands preesed ( home by the gloricas oratory of Grattan, the e forcible pathos of Curran, Flood's stittesman- I ship, and the vigorous energy of Burgh. The % armed people, who had extorted their rights more c from the fear than the ...
... firm of Cantrell and Corbrane, of Nasau pltce. THEi GRATTAN i MO~ ENTr-We (FRsFmAs) hive received It. from the R3v. J. Eveis, P.P., Mohi'l, and 11. from Dr. George Evers, J.P., Newtownford, for the Grattan Monument. NATIONAL GATJ.xTmy-The number of visitors ...
... of the Irish Alliance. I never thought they be- longed to those men by whom salvation was brought to Israel. I blamed Mr. John O'Connell for not having taken a part in the first conference, because I expected that the quixotism of Ballingary, and the ...