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... ther voices they were immediataly attacked. A body of armed police, nnder Snblu{eflfl lewin, marched dows sileatly,aund in the beight of the distucbance were drawn up at one side, and grounded their arms, ominously waitiog for the order to load. In s minute ...
... only son of John Doberty, aged 18 mounths. | Faxxan—July 11, at Bal'imore, Md., Thomas T D mos. %flynn.numw~m & native of the Parish of Lough Glyn, » County Roscvmomeon, aged 43 years. i @aarTan—August 2, st Rathgar, Duhlin, Miss Faany Grattan, daughter ...
... demonstration dicl;an:!. 2 r: O'Racke, shat gand ; John Doy, h'::d;'omn:. ceed, and the processionists returned to their bomes |LI breast, dangerous ; Daniel Dewlin, wounded in ia quiet. ® leg; Thomas Kelly, i arm; Owen -I:t:k . A porty of botween three and ...
... people settled in the soil fairly, and Lave|others. (Loud cheers.) It must be admitted that Mo*{hfifigw'hichothmdo not poesees. | John Bright aad Wilixm Qlvdstone are great Our wish, I believe, is to have all the ppople in & | statesmen, snd that might be the ...
... 23 94 10 34 3 percwt ; turnips Swedes, 104 to 11d; do. Aherdeess, 7d to Bd. Mangel Wartsel, 11d to 1s 2d. 8 h '3 BRAE. | (v) John Sweeney was the wn of the lte THE BATTLE OF DOLLY |G A e n.f.ucwiuhmoo.dndnd the notes on l[):h'unothctotwqhhlk-t men named ...
... tha ene.t JOHN IeKENNA & SUN, TX .I,ID SPIRIT HANTS. Iv. YORK STREET ROX t. wor r3cted to oar. oriwar7 to •othcr orb •.r lentWilational). tint tte. kork. Sold •ocA. by I. t.e.w nj;I: •r, lot f) toy the i• 11, 15. r, kgront ,. . Fos Grattan and hnra r ...
... further sheave anent debates. pow e r s to mch fur arms .ml emmumition. r to prevent from assembling or mewing tees of wee When the report from the Committee on the zietemeling for the purpose et taking arms seed' Attorney-General's 1111 for the better ...
... J.P. ; David Taylor, Thomas LP.; Professor Camino. Professor Gordon. Dr. John Moore, Dr. Janes Moore. M R 1.A.; Dr. Whitla; Messrs. R. L. Patterson, W. H Dixon. John Boyd, John Barbour, William Jackson, Thomas Cunningham. E. (YR. Dickey, H. 'Tyndale?) ...
... Courtney, J.P. = and Mr. A. C. Montgomery, K.M., John M'Coy,l Ballymarpeak. summoned Arthur Birtt, Arthur Birtte jun., and Francis Birtt for meaulting him on the 80th Hey last and Patrick Birtt, John Birtt, Francis and James Morgan for ', aiding and ...
... extended into Stephen's Green West and South. Earlefort Terrace. Grafton Street, Westmei el mei Street, O'Coanell Bride., Grattan Br elec. College Green; while at the same time a cooaderable crowd wintered outside the Loud league offi.e, in Sackville Stee ...
... out of the tramway from Fortwill.am Park to White well hos a practical shape. The tender of Mr. John Smith. Whitt* Street, has been accepted ; and Mr. John t.enyon, is the engineer. It is expected that, the line will he open for traMc about the latter ...
... offie • and the Irishmen who dined out six, days in the seven. Sir Henry James thiuks much Grattan. S. do we. But hie times art nit our times. If Henry Grattan held a seat in Parliament b.-day he would find !opposite to him a liv young gentleman of the ...