... Rangers. Mr. D. Martin acted as referee. and lined out the teams as follows: —Glenvale—J. Stewart; P. M'Grattan, T. Rankin; C. Al'Alister. W, M'Grattan, A. Clarke; J. Doherty. J. Todd, T. Martin, J. Millar, and .1. Edmundson. Rangers—N. Camels; G. Gage, ...

... Centenary. Gelatine beat Cherry Whisky. Midville Sweep beat Coat of Arms. Olenstrae beat Gutler. Mrs. Grundy beat Hie Celer. Judge Hawkins beat Hazy Vision. Long Glass beat Drizzle. Bear Cardigan beat Countess Methuen. Peerless Beauty beat Glenbervie. Hullabaloo ...

... Sia—We are directed by Mr. John Btdmood to request your attendance in the Hon e c( Commons on Thursday, the 16th Inst, whr n business the almost importance affecting Ireland be debated.—We run «ln yours truly. Thomas H. Grattan Donelan, Patrick O'BrifO ...

... CHAROES OF ASSAULT, John Stewart, Drumclamp, county Tyrone summoned Arthur Quinn, Drumoghill, for assaulting him and felonionaly taking away a bores and car, the property of complainant. the applies, tion of Mr. Oagg, D.1., the latter charge was withdrawn ...

... opposit’on. and to his defence the American Expediting of 4,000 Irish troops sent on his plea that they would out as “armed negotiatvrs.” Grattan, in an attack upon Flood, delivered in the Irish House of Commons. October, 1783. in regard this matter, said— With ...

... held Wednesday, before Captain Crosbie, R.M. (presiding), Do.ssis Teague Magee, Thomas Kee. Wm. MOl.ce, John S. Johnston W. 11. H. Donaldson, John Haiti, and Hastings. Over one hundred arsons were summoned by Peter O’Donnell, Charles M'Laughlin, Charles ...

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... school-house windows, horror strikon the clash of British arms, preparatory to wholesale eviction, near the historic blrtbplaoe of Bt. ColumbkiUe, parish of Gartia. known Derry veigb, the estate of John Adair, and I remember when man of passing through this ...

... JOURNAL, FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 16, 1905. NORTH DONEGAL I'ARLIAMEN- TARY VACANCY'. MR. JOHN MULDOON, 8.L., RETURNED UNOPPOSED. Yesterday, in the Courthouse, Buncrana, John S. M‘Cay, Sub-Sheriff of the County Donegal, attended at the Courthouse, Buncrana, ...

... IMPORTANT MEETING On San:lay night next a meeting of the Grattan Branch of the United Irish League will be held in St. Colurab’s Hail at 8.30. The business, it is understood, will of importance and large and prompt attendance is requested. MR. MacCLOSKBY’S ...

... attendance, which included Rev, Fathers Mark. Benedict, Edward, Bcrnardine, Clement, and John, 0.3.F.C.; R -v. Father O’Ryan, C.C., Joseph Mooney, J.P., T. J. Byrne, John Costello Conical J. Whitmore, J. M'Shane, J. Scanlon, M. Leahy, M. Fitzpatrick. T. Devine ...

... asked he , 0 » y° QG the latter replied ** No; that he fired in the air, John Charles Martin, stated that after Irwin and Adams were struck heard the report of firearms and M'Grattan shouting that be had been Alexander Adams gave corroborative evidence. ...