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... *LIAO ID ASSAULT. Constable Grattan v Matthew Doyle, South-street, for assaulting him on the fairAay. Mr Brown.. defended. The evidence of the policeman wits to thou effect fleet a man, John Brien, a dealer in fish, from Tinter., came up to him and said ...
... removed the child first to Mr Fanning's, Ballymoney. in March. 1898. I removed it from Mrs Hughes: , John-street. Gores, to Margaret Robin. son, in Grattan-street. Gorey. I arranged to pay her 7e. a month for its keep. It was a healthy strong child on the ...
... Wexford, d, 'B4 Walter Talbot ap. Clerk of Crown, Wexford, 606 Finding of the Crone. Nupdeon 1. d, 1820. Ulm Bntt d. '79. St. John, bef. Lat. Gate. Be. L Roggen. d, '96. Meeting of James' Irish Parliament, 1899 St. IViro, B. Siege of Clonmel, Cromwell repulsed ...
... Essnonde will preside, and propose The Memori . of the Dead, and Ireland a Nation.' , Mr T J Hea.y, M P, and Mr John E Redmond will be asked to /arm/ to the latter. Those who wish to be at dinner please forward their names to the secs. THE PEOPLE Office, by ...
... Loran of a brass plate, engraved Henry Grattan's chair;' :et into the broad rail in the middle of the back. It is a comfortable piece of furniture with nothing extraordinary about Be appearance excepting that the arm rails around the hack are much higher ...
... search of a police-constab l e. Nearthe Swiss-cottage, St. John's-wood, be fo _nd one. The constable at once went with him and found the woman, her head covered with a man's sleeveless Cardigan jacket When this was removed her face ere seen to be blood-stained ...
... does quite enough for Home Rale by talking of Grattan's Parliament. Well, now, to talk of Grattan's Parliament at the preeent day is simply an absurdity. Grattan's Parliament is simply impossible. Under Grattan's Parliament the Irish had no voice whatsoever ...
... at Rosa before John Taylor, Sovereign of the town, on the let day of September, in the 10th veal of the reign of .t..-ng Henry VIII. (1518), by the undersigned, namely: Henry Weigle, William Blake, sent; Thomas Butler, Robert Dargan, John Lang. Matinee ...
... bat it is well to remember that when compared with the long, fierce, and sanguinary straggle month* maintained by the badly armed Wexfordians their opposition to the Yeomen and soldiery was merely a flash in the pan. The aims and ends of dices new apostles ...
... consequently its celebration to be unwise, if nob positively evil. Others may in their hearts believe that the men who rose up in arms during that year were justified, but question the prudence or propriety of recalling to men's minds the terrible events which ...
... Clot 10/. 12/, 18/ Men's Shirts and Cardigan Jackets Wee's Skirts (Plennelette], 1/, 1/4, 1/8, 2/ Men's Chest Bbirtg, 1/6, 2 1. !/6..011 Mes's Wicity Shirts, 31. 2/6,1/. 4/ each Men's all-wool Shirts. 4/ to 7/6 Wee's Arm, Orey do. 1/, 2/6,1/6 Men's White ...
... WEEK'S MEETINGS. Br. MULLINA.—Met on Sundry, ird hest. The Rev Peter Delansy, C C, Bt Manias, was eke ed president as the R•. John Mooney has been r 4 to Kiltegan, county Wicklow. A vote of thanks teas gives to Father Mooney fr his service. is the Federat ...