... on Nl' Wei. J P (Chairman) presiding: also preseolt—ilesara .1 S lia.mh, A Doyle, K Dwyer, J Doyle, Graham, John Braman, P Brennan, J P, John Hayden, Jaulta Doyk. she periwig. Mr Wholes again pointed out that the Coantill had pledged keel( to the Techninal ...

... bears Right Hon U Brae. (Chairman), M C J EagWow, It It Kennedy, It Id, and Arthur Fiiroeurice, a young men named John Doyle, of Grattan, charged Francis lloasihoe, a middle aged _ m , o, with having used threateolog language esieela.ed to a breach of ...

... WEDNESDAY. The meeting was held on Wearies. g i p Present John Hammond, M Li/s i gm a; ; Walter IPMurrotigh Ksysnagh, C; CJ Engledow, Pt W p ; V ~•• as, J P ; Thomas, j p ; J o yce, John Whelan, John Joules Murphy, W Ellis, M Neill. lit E T Q Awn, C E, County ...

... Patrick Byrne, D C. ; Joseph Doyle, D C ; John Purcell, D C, hon secs ; Slichaol Doyle, D C ; Pairick Governes, DC ; Peter (Irverney, D C: Patrick Byrne, Thomas Joliao, Michael Whelan, Francis Farrell' Matthew Hughes, John Keating, Patrick Brawls°, William Conway ...

... error Win it may as he as el Wk. whoa old Dimes isteerogred the p priest el who armed hie that 66 pee of drier sore roll bid sit nest se bur). MI Wailed Is laird he Wee remote arms Ward swill pot the end. Having type. the Min honey is Wird. Wrests the sehesl ...

... times described the reouts of the attuned by John Collins. lie did tee scented reseet In air-me,' to Mr Kennedy wane. said there ea- a strong current in the stream, end she river evae about 2 fret higher than John Collate.. Sleety-etre-et, wits next called ...

... attention; he turned around to behold an enormogs lion canrying it off to devour it. Saint Ecistace placed the child he held .0 his arms on the , and rusheil into the river to save the other. tie had scarcely arrired at the opposite hank alien the child wits seised ...

... The Chairman. Mr M %rash gave notice that he will at the next meeting more that the , name of Qtality.row be changed to Grattan- St r,.t . While at it why not take the scheme round and lISITIP all the streeth% Why ahould Maryborough retain its Coote-street ...

... Tetindock. (Minty Wink. low- and granddaughter of the Right Horn. Henry Grattan. 34 P. !lath House rowans mains interesting relic, trf the lit.. annul u.ork of the famous Grattan, and tine iri.in 'oloin. teen movement, and Mr Dense cherished memorials ...

... cases on the estate of Mrs Price. The hearing of cases on No. 2 District (Queen's County) then taken up. Landlord. Reps of John °Vide; tenant, Matthias M*Wey. Holding at Grange; area, 72 acres; rent, £80; valuation, £57. Mr Paul A Browo appeared for the ...

... Patrick** Day. • • • creamer of the u Zz l of the foundation stone of the ram' be performed en XAy 117 h hi Sir Thos. H. Grattan XP. date will be the of the _battle of Inniacoetby. 71e denim of Xr. Sheppard, 01 Dublin, has beam selected, and it is estimated ...

... Murphy. R Murphy. junr. Dublin: John ('odd, A Daly, Thomas Nolan, Aidan Murphy, M Murphy, Denis Connor. John Gallagher, Edward John Doyle, Thomas Doyle, C Synnott, B Connor. P Roche, T Byrne. .1 Doyle, Thomas Furlong. John *Cues, Edward Lancaster. M Hanlon ...