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... THE ELECTION OF JOHN DALY, (FROM TUB TIMES). The unopposed return of John Daly, tha dynamiter) as member o! Parliament for City of Limerick. Is significant reminder of the sent!* ments which animate all sections the Irish Nationalist party: Limerick is ...
... Henry Grattan/ and the third team was dee:sled in favour of the by 2 points. Mr Bedasoad apparently a meet deal of his information regarding the diecosion of Ur Nu. Aaron's Irmo/Pale at Peened hand. For inea.e-, be &elates that the Fromm'. Arms( And ...
... and stood iu front *.f him ; witness, fearing that would be aasaulled, ran away, and defendant followed him, catching him the arm and dragging him back ; Sergeant McKenna in the meantime came down the Q lay and the defendant made off with himself. James ...
... on Tuesday. st the Wakeford Arms Hotel, Colbeck-street, on the body of the late Mi McClelland. of the Bridge who chid at the Grattan Qmiy, the previous day. In the absence of the Cormier, the inquest was conducted by Me John Ryan, J.P, and Mr W. K. Ward ...
... Proposed by John Slattery, seconded Harry Assenting electors—Edmond Drea, Grange Upper James O’Reilly. John street; George Roche, John street Edward Mnrphy, Lombard street ; Henry G M'Coooetl, Gaol street; Tnomas J Freeman, Paruell street ; John Hesre, Peter ...
... AFRICAN SITUATION Whatever may said to the contrary, is impossible to deny that the situation In Africa is grave. The Boers are arming, for what purpose (s unknown. The Matabole are rising. Meanwhile the more experienced offisera of the Chartered Company’s ...
... Michael Purcell. William Spratt, Michael Tobin, Patrick Hickey, James Colleodur, Michael CtIT-y, John Dwyer, M McGrath, Edward Brett, Jautenc, Kelly, and John Scaulan. The Judge d was much obliged for their tendance, and sorry for detaining them ao long ...
... President St. John's College. and the Rev. Father Welsh, Vice- President do. 'rile following are the nsmee of the students who wore ordithed :—Rev. Richard Power. Rev. Anthony Wefih, Rev. John °eery, Rev. Wm Mohan's, Rev. Thos. Godwin, Rev. John O'Shise, Rev ...
... Superintendent of the Bridge Commissioners, who died suddenly at the offices, Grattan Quay, the previous day. In the absence of the Coroner, the inquest was conducted by Mr John Ryan, J.P, and Mr W. R. Word, J.P. Sergeant McKenna and Sergeant Tinder appeared ...
... Hobert WHALLEY on No 39,594 TIIIIIIDLY I 1 I 1)E-NON PASSAU& ARRIVED 5 bap nails W Walsh sod Sou s 100 do Order i 10 cases do Arm , trong and Oo a Comma and Co 1 care e 1 glass H Bell 1 case 1 pcl h ware AR Pool, sal Co 5 cheste tea J sundry bls et e Order ...
... follow:nag were the papers handed in the several Wards : R WARD. Hearne. John (outgoing oosaaillor) bander, Parnell-street. Pr.pose.l by Richard Morrissey. Parnell-et. awl John F Kuuz Peter-street. Assenting Bartpumes—Tames Cahill, Broadstreet ; Richard ...
... SATURDAY. His Honor (Judge Fitsgerald) entered court this morning at aceompanied by Yr Dobbyn, D C P. and Mr Olteily, Registrar. John T Hodson • Duagarnit Distriot Count:lll.—This wee a proems for 24 balms of an election account. La reported on yesterday the ...