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... 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 ...
... from the line of (he crowd the entire strength of the 16th Regiment, under Colonel Horne; were stationed. The soldiers were armed with guns and bayonets fixed, ready at moment’s notice to quell anything in the nature of a riot. ■Further over, near the Falls ...
... way they remained for about half an hour in a field balongmg John On the,arrival of the procession at Hannahstown platfoar; was erected, and it.wao rumoured that Mr. Biggar, M.P., aad Mr. John Ferguson, Glasgow* were to deliver addresses. After nearly houu’c ...
... blow on the back. Sub-Constable Daly a nasty scalp arm. The two last wound, and Constable Sherlow a heavy stroke of | to the | ' men, at on ~ 16 off to the barrack at the end of | | Waterford Street for arms, and the rioters then | ; istic | to do some eminently ...
... LONDON. ' WILLIAM J. VIAN, Starttary. SOaMTS Mr. E. W. PIM, 27 and 29, High Street. Ur. W. H. MALCOLM, 39, Queen’s Square. JOHN LAMB A BON, Devie View, Road, Ur. CHARLES J. JOHNSTONE, 1, Skipper Street. Mia. CUNNINGHAM. IBELAND AND SCOTLAND royal Mail ...
... at 7.30. es, 40s and 30s ; Lower Boxes, 4a Upper Boxes, 2s: Pit, 1s; Gallery, 6d. Nosecond price. under twelve half. to all arms not parts of the house except Box Office open daily from 10 Seats to Lower Boxes be secured for any night free of extra charge ...
... excellent quality of the Land. A portion of the purchase mi may, lesired, of interest as ma: remain on the security of the be ‘arm at such rate oD. For furtber apply to the Ar tioneer, Mr. JAMES MORTON, 9, ; the Owner, Mr. AND ERSON, on the K. ELLY, Soliciter ...
... 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 ...
... had not seen any of the men armed. After he the blow he was ren- dered insensible, and not know what after- occurred. He had not seen the Islandmen do any to his being struck. He had not been able to do anything since. John Officer, jun., gave evidence ...
... Bkill.] Assaults. Joseph Williams and John were charged by Snb-Constable Simpson, who stated that when on duty in Waring Street last night he heard cries of Murder * and Police” coming from the direction of Grattan Street, and on going down saw a crowd ...
... ought know this time that Ireland not aide coerce Knplaud : that cannot extort anything from England by force of arms, bccaut.c the arms in the bauds the Irish are mere j«o|'guns com pared with those which England has command, and would use w ith des|K*mto ...
... &mimed. Ih., hearieg of thew cues ,reatrel interret• a the al smelt: arm. ,mt of a salaam al the suit of Hagt coder *Here, George. W. Boyd, reporter of the Ann,A law .fled • armed Hinter threatenint; to moult lasi at the railway stain es the =oh lust ...