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... fano in 92; 1 became tenaut on my marriage in '94. John Connor gave evidence that he was temporarily employed by the two Cardigans. His Lordship held that John Corrigan was the reed debtor, and he armed the decision of the County Court Judge against him ...
... Conimittee—l' McNomers, lintght, Michael Callaghan. James liontek, Jams Cawley, Thomas Brown, Michoel Connolly, John Sweeney. Henry Boyd, !Award John Cregg, and Andrew Cotmick. Mr Corr said the very pleasing now devolved upon him of proms ing a voted thanks ...
... only brightness amid the gloom was the work of the Young Islanders, Davis, John Mitchel, Smith O'Biren, Meagher,Devin Reilly, etc. They soled heroically for Ireland, and took up arms for nationality in '4II against overpowering odds. as did the Fenians in ...
... England tried the game of pitting religion against religion and caused bigotry to w!tieve a victory that the arms of England corld never secure. Grattan made a great fight for religious toleration, but he failed,and the time came when the halls of Ireland's ...
... Council; W. J. CVNNANE, D.C., Tice-chairman Executive; JAMES M`GARRY, treasurer; THOS. BRETT, lion secretary; FRANK BURKE, D.C. Mr John O'Donnell then rose, amid loud prolonged cheers, and said : Mr Chairman, I deitre to offer my grateful thanks to this Dielainnal ...
... friends armed invaders. With fire and sword the fierce free-boaters entered at once upon the work of turning Britain into England. According as mountain, marah and forest yielded to their advance, and the too feeble defenders dropped their arms before ...
... Ihnsi N i ft . H . &room Nationat hi John Flamian-Case.ot Michael O'Boyle-Ls Mott. Frank Walsh-Hanna( Saddle, Sr. I. M. Quin, C.C.-Set SehmeN. Harness. or H. mcmuhy, IS Mrs Murtagh, KnemStresi-ebte II Basket. Mn John Sweeney M. O.lCoolicaa'n, iss o i T ...
... princrples. btu that pledge must be, I as binding on Jolts Dillon an Wm. Oiriee, ion CnnOT 0 . /Catty se on John or ito John Redmond at on John rollinaor how are coy conertions, and if &ward rne tones of ho. no-i--f know yen nye in. play—ham if you I ...
... Seardanne. was . giveit first prize: Mr Ilailigan. ef Cantlegar. getting ars! prize in the two-yeer-old class for sonic, and Mr John Coyne, Cherryfield. first prize in the three.year-okl 'rot the bent pony not exceeding 14 hands Mr H. C Bourke. Balling., took ...
... every case, so that the claims were premptly JOHN L. 81:MUTAN8 BIRTH. dealt with. In Snugboree-well, there DAY. another person there who ei 1 lbe same. thing. Of course the onus of provin:: the Boston, Oct. le.—John L. Sulliess, who ace of an applicant is ...