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... than fifty policemen, but notwithstanding this display of force a mob armed with heavy bludgeons obstructed the sheriff's men, and ulti. mnately compelled them to return to Cardigan. Only one distraint, to which little opposition was offered, was actually ...
... his address. TnaE Rv. JOHN ROe3vRTSON ON lSAVONAROLA. The opening lecture for the session of the Literary Association of Nicolson Street United Chur2h, Edin- burgh, was delivered on Thursday night in the church hall by the Rev. John Robertson. Taking as ...
... far a long cross-examisatiox, the suggestion of the Attorney-General being that the phyical force party, as represented by Mr John O'Leary, Mr Devoy, Mr J. WV. Nally, andd Mr P. W. Nally, wers identified with the starting of the orgamsation. Mr Parnes e ...
... S. M. Johnston, T. B. John- ston, IV. C. Johnston, W.S.; Andrew Johostone, J. G. John. stone, J. G. Johuotone, C.A.; J. S. Johnstoner. %. Jobehtane, ; iun., Johu, JpoTl J.ConsingSasve. Kay, John Keay, M.D.; Dr Raillier, BRe. John Keith, Cept. Ut-tercos ...
... oggan,£ers John Grawford, D. Daugall, J. N. Patero, J. Start Johnntono, Jame Baird, Josephl Boyd, James Blair, A. Buchaan, nd obert Chambers. Letters of apology for absence were intimated from blr A. L. Bfrown, ?? Blessrs George Elder, John Wilsn, Ililibead; ...
... have been removed by the p discovery on the body of a cheqne book bearing s' the name of Richard Pigott, a license to carry o arms issued in Ireland, and a letter addressed to c Mr Labouchere, dated February 25. This com- E IniunicatiOn states that the first ...
... Black only; Fast Dye, is 3d per Pair. Gent.'s SHIRTS and PAINTS, ail Wool, from 3s 9d to !Os 6d-the Best Makes only kept. CARDIGAN VESTS, CHAMOIS VESTS, KNEE CAPS, BODY BELTS, SOCKS, SLEEPING SOCKS, &; 5 PER CENT. FOR READY MONEY. LETTER ORDERS HAVE PROMIPT ...
... County Wicklow, was lkilled by the fall of at tree. C CREW IN DANGE&- A tbree-masted vessel went aground during a galeI in Cardigan Bay, yesterday; The Aberystwith life- I boat was launched, but had great difficulty inE appronching the vesse. ' Up to a ...
... going to give up their c~ national birthright of Grattan's Parliament for one this contemptible mesa of pottage? We are very gen much obliged to those gentlemen for taking so the m iuch~caro of us. Grattan's Parliament was what bet wo asked for because ...
... opportunity of showing us how they will conduct f 6 themselves in a really National Parliament. . It t 6 would be absurd to call Grattan's in any sense a t National Parlia ment. Imagine a National Parlia- J ment for Scotland, from which Presbyterians were r 0 ...
... accompanied by a very heavy sea and. I bitldinu storms of hail and raia. The coast- |guard at Holyhead, nuder coinurand of Me r.! John Willianms, were sumarmoned at 3.3) A.M., a, signal of distress having been soen from a vessel outside the breakwater. The boat ...
... gravely . implicated Mr Wms. Abraham and Ur Pinucano3. Three were the names of Me T. J. Condon, I Mr J. Dillon, Mr John Demsy, Sir G. f Grattan Esmonde, Mr 3. Fimucae, Mr P.- J. Foley, Mr J. C. Iynn, Mr J. Gilbooly, htr T. Healy, Ur Edward Harringtofn, Mr ...