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... DUBLIN. Wednesday Nigfif. In political circles the chief topic of con* versation to-day was the sudden flight «jf Mr. John Redmond from Armagh without having given his host the Cardinal any rf*a. son or excuse for his behaviour. Is it that the Nationalist ...

... M‘Connell, 1, Grattan Street, lacerated scalp wound, knife ; William Millar, Lemon Street, lacerated scalp wound, fall; Barney Rooney, 45, Milford Street, lacerated wound to noee, knife; John Hunter, 24, Paris Street, lacerated wound to arm, and Mary Robinso* ...

... to their several homes after haring enjoyed a healthful holiday under canvas Millnle. The lads were under the charge of Mr. John Campbell, captain of the Company, and Rev. D. 8. Corkey was also chaplain. The weather was delightfully fine for camping, and ...

... famine year, 1547, Ireland was so peaceful, in spite of the appalling poverty which prevailed, that Lora John Hussell’s Government decided to repeal the Arms Acts. Disastrous results followed, and before the Session closed the Crime and Outrage Act of that ...

... with Dr. Dren they never the chair, and Rowan, armed and clad e de- uniform, acting as secretary. The tab covered with copies of an address writ Drennan containing such phrases as “ ; Col- soldiers, to arms! ‘Take up the shield « f the dom !” and “ In four ...

... Duncan, John P. Dwyer, John George Pottrell, Oswald Hegarly, Alexander J. Henry, J. A. Weir Johnston, Horace Law, M.D.: Hugh P. Lane, R. MacNamara, Count Markieriesy, J. Watson, L.H.C.P.: Edward Loughfin, John Mulhall, W. Lombard Mnrphy, F.8.C.P.: John MTonnell ...

... n of Irish bagpipes about the year 1760:—“The Irish pipes have a small bellows under the left arm and a bag, covered with crimson silk, under the right arm ; from these passes small leather tube of communication for the wind to reach, first from the bellows ...

... The Maid Arm* ia way* certain audience whom to relate his stories. “The Beckoning” is one of series of romances dealing with the American war of independence, of which the present book is the third published, the first and second being “Cardigan” and “The ...

... Right non. K. S.un- Hiall. P.tlt. ,' Deasp. *Brooke. Fane Vernon. j> f«h?ra.oaba i2h. Montgamcry. John PnCT ’/' i ' ' 8.1. A,; - - 3 Atkinson. jSS' John C. Wood. C 001,,, h. ’J (nr,- ™ ”> Sohia, Colonel J. F. yi : PF. rrall, William J. C.W + . . , ...

... and have therefore arranged give on embarkation each individual sleeping suit and cardigan vest, and each convalescent a woollen uiidervest and pair drawers and cardigan vest, for their benefit in the cold weather they or© likely encounter arriving in ...

... died. and Most William Stuart, D.D., cted by To his Worship—His mother went h of Arm son of | » Centres the drawers in t the house and searched for TIl.’s famous Minister, John, third } took away even a flower Bute, The present peer ft Carrick Hill half covered ...