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MONAGHAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1876

... During that time she lent deceased .240, and his brother's son got /10. Cross-examined by Mr. GIVAN—I was nine years in America, and I brought .810 G home with me. I was to get .82 101 every half year. He paid me well ; and by his will be left me 1,40 ...

THE PEOPLE'S ADVOCAT, ►AY, NOVEMBER 4, 1876

... M'Williaw defended. Defendant said he some bone manure from plaintiff, but he paid him for it. The plaintiff's agent had went to America, taking books, dm., with him, A. dismiss on the merits was given. and 76 6d expenses allowed to defendant. Jas. J. Quigly ...

1:DIIE RULE M 681710 IN CIVAN

... emphatic, and irresistible demonstration of public opinion. He knew the cause of Ireland had millions of warm sympathisers in America; bat to secure the moral electricity of public opinion in other countries the electric current of a nation's resolve must ...

PRESIDENT GRANT AND THE Holls2

... him, and he himself surr_munded by broken feast, win low frames and cushions. A young woman n mod Ward, ju..t returned from America. was the only one injured in the third class carriage, whieh still remained on the permanent way, although off the rails. ...

THE FIFTLLI3RAEENTH OF AUGUST CETIONS

... the erase :it the meeting, regretting his inability be present, as he was in the midst of pre/*ration for an early visit to America. Be jibed them every success in their undertaking. Mr. JOHN FEROUSC N, of Glasgow, who was received with prolonged cheering ...

MONAGHAN, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1876

... itself by the number of zea'ous, holy priests whom it has sent forth to the world as the diocese of Clogher. Go where you will—America, New Zealand, and even the Indies, both East and West—there they aro. Familiar names wit meet you at every turn, and the ...

sa , ierl grasyypposed by the Soots& members through the dread that it would interfere with the monopoly they enjoy

... forward and said he was left as guardian over the child till the mother would come back. The father of the child went to America before it was born, and he wrote a letter to the mother telling her to bring it up as he wanted. Mr. MA onias—l think Mr. ...

3IONAGHAN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1876

... lodgings, Darby, and the torrents of rain runninl in cataracts from the roof to the floor.. Why, man, I thought it w‘s America in it and that here we let 1 the Falls of Niagara. Dry lodgings, indeed! Who ever saw stwii dry lodgings before? The conversation ...

HORRIBLE DEATH

... Mother Stewart said it was noneenso for ii.en to say that they could not work on total abstinent*. All the prize-fighters la America ignored drink as tending to enervace the system, and her Yankee Imother (Weston), who was now performing PllOl extraordmary ...

MONAGHAN ASSIZES

... believed, had been bound to the peace some twelve months ago, and he also understood that about ten years ago he had gone to America— Mr. ANCILTILL—Yon are wrong. That's James Conker you are speaking about. Mr. Ras—John Coulter was a party to the proceeding ...

TILE PEOPLE'S ADVOCATE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1576

... Rosary. 12ni0., Ss. Blessed Virgin, Devotions to. From Ancient Sources ; or Regina Stemilerutn. Ss. Blessed Virgin,in North America, Devotion to. By Rev. X. 1). Macleod. Bvo., 7s fid; soiled cover. 4s. Blosins,Spiritusl Works of:—The Rule of the Si iritual ...

THE PEOPLE'S ADVOCATE, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1876

... week, of paralysi4. He was born near Mounttield, County of l'yrono, Ireland, and was forty-six years of age. He canto to America when only sixteen years of age, and finished his education at Montreal. NEW HAVEN is a Puritanical place. The P.oLrd of Edtication ...