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... have brought together this : “The Health John Martin” (prolonged cheers), meeting to do honor to my old Weod tSrnJJlv The tout wee drunk with eothuium. elected member for Meath (hear. hear). To the | Mr. John Martin, M.P ,en riaing to raapond, strai ...
... silk wearers; David OToolsl marble sawyers ; John saddlers ; .John Byan, cabinetmakers; Myles Comber, President Carpenters’ Association; Mr. Ou Noyer, Secretary, Carpenters; Miohal Cooke and Tbomae Evans; John Redmond, ooachmakers; Wm. Pearson, hatters; ...
... brought up in custody of Police•Conatable 147 B, charged by a Corporation watchman named Grattan with the following singular assault. From the evidence of Grattan it appeared that he was on watch at some 'orporation works which are at present going on ...
... CHURCH. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. on TOMORROW (Sunday) EVENING, March 19. Service at Seven o’clock, p.m.. By the Rev. JOHN LYNCH, M.A.. Incumbent St. John’s, Monkstown. Subject—“ The True Sacrifice and the Fake.” ...
... Hospital, and it was found necessary to amputate one of is arms. Byrne was sent to the City Sessions for trial charge of having stolen two coats, a shirt, and some other articles, from the shop 45 Sir John Rogerson’s-quay. NORTHERN DIVISION, [Before the Chief ...
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... Regiment of Foot—Major-General Wm. Raikes Fiber to be Colonel, vtoe Lieutenant-General John Grattan, C.8., deceased. Ist Life Guards—Oernst and Sub-Lien tenant John George Henry William Dunbar to be Lieutenant, by porchme, vice George Robert Viscount Dnpplin ...
... 23rd, barqno Mary Cardigan, North Amarioa, for Liverpool ; myself, captain, via seaman Moaped in OSS font, but do not expect to live long: not sighted land ; etarving ; « Almighty to land this send word say wife Cardigan that I tnore—John William Ditch* ...
... brought o up inustody of Police-Constable. 147 B. c harged P by a Corporation watchman named Grattan with the following singular assault. From the evidence of Grattan it appeared that he was on watch at some Corporation works which are at present going on ...