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... Mary DalzeU, aged 11, Grattan Street, school* flrl, suffering from injury to knee; Patrick agon, aged 11, 17, Balaclava Street, schoolboy, general contusions ; John Ends, aged 17, 34, Oldpark Road, labourer, injury to arm; and John Murphy, aged 60, 46, ...
... chairman. presided. The other directors present ?? Albert Henry Petre, deputy- chairman; Messrs. John Abraham, J.P. ; James MIlo Burke, D.L.; Sir Thomas Henry Grattan Es-monde, Bart., MY.P.; Messrs. Philip O'Reilly, J.P., D.L.; P. W. Stafford, and G. N. Taylor ...
... dead. Dr. Henry Grattan Day, mident surgeon, Jervis Street Hospital, stated that Daniel Close admitted to the hospital on the previous night at 7.30 o'clock. He was then quite dead. There was a large lacerated flash wound on the upper arm, and bruises over ...
... the older Irish generation, and is a son-in-law of Henry Grattan himself. la the course the next few weeks Lord Charles Bereeford will **a Rear-Admiral of her Majesty’s Fleet.” Now that Lord John Hay has retired, tho necessary shufflings leave Lord Charles ...
... other A Lwdon writer says don not think it has yet been pointed out that in mintending that the, Irish uugbt Loin • ParGement M John Itedinond is dratiortly at with hie late leads. Mr Nowell, rot it undoubtedly the ease. The authority this is the language ...
... Rotal —On Saturday and yesterday following cases wore admitted :—John On, 37, Hews Street, Acrewor io the employment tbo Irish Flax Bpinning Company, suffering from lacerated wound tho right arm, caused by coming in contact with wheel; Agnes Davis, *l3, Arran ...
... wind the Inspector were Rouge mn-, and Porteulh- £ Poraivant of of Arme, carry their and ¢ subducad Letitting tho were the two scutor of (M Hauiblo and i tive and ch: Me. Erekine, Se Arms, bore th mac the Spe: wore his robe of bls and gold wig, and was ...
... property of John Dunlop. The ?atter was playing football in Mayrnoont Street, on Friday evening, when Snowden kicked the ball to Greer, who lifted it, and both the prisoners ran away with it. Tue case lwas adjourned for three months. Wim John Hope was charged ...
... P. J. Rogers, eon. MEMORIALS. UOSSES, MONUMENTS. AND HEADSTONES, -I It LIMEHTOHI, ORANITK, BTOll* AUS. PULPITS, AND FONTS. JOHN O’NEILL. '• IAMA'-TICIL & ScCLPTO* -i BT., IAL'.S ROAD, BELFAST. VOL. XLII.-NO. 9,220. Theatre ro a l . Propiietor A Manager—Mr ...
... Captain Armstrong meets the Brothers Sheares for the first time, 1793. Henry Grattan died, 1820. 15— Catholic chapel at burned, 1799. 17—Proclamation Viceroy for lurrendering arms, and warning people not to join United Irishmen. 1797. 19—Capture of Lord ...
... ideas in regard to the department with which it connected. The dethronement of an Emperor, or the abdication of King, an armed revolution, the outcome, may be, of years of tyranny by a despotic ruler with subservient advisers ; the death of an illustrious ...
... neighbourhood there were the Bight Hon. Win. Brownlow, Thomas M. Jones, Right Hon. John O'Neill, Hugh Kennedy, M. Dalway, John Bruce, W. Cunningham, F. Dobbs, Charles Brett, John G. Smith, Stewart Banks, the brothers Sinclair,. with other gentry and merchants ...