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... happened on the scene, and with all the characteristic majesty of the law ran in the unfortunate foreigner and Jacko for having arms in a proclaimed -district.” . Magisterial proceedings followed, and the pair were ordered, under dire threats, leave the town ...
... the band occupied the rere. The handy boys were armed with rifles, and now and again they were put through little drill from time to time keep their attention. Alert and quick they were to present arms. At ten eleven their Excellencies the Lord Lieiitenartt ...
... Ito- at house windows, on roofs, and by those who I w ■quantlj, and aoainad plaeaad with the oordiality of »d climbed up on Grattan sMd other o«e HOUSB OF LOBDB—Testekdat. AT KINGSTOWN. J V. ■Diatnot Gonncil of Kingston, who ning. the Bond woo Commission ...
... arraaya for a aariaa of Beating* ba held forthwith—Haaan. John A. Qaiaa, aolio-tor. Dnngannoa; John Tayyart, M.8.C.V.8 , do. John Doria, J.F.. Book) M'Crory, BD. EildNMi Falla Lirarty,. K.D.C., Arboai John Darlin, 8.D.C., dc.j W. J. Harbltoe, Cookatown, Jaaiea ...
... BRILLIANT CEREMONY. A« intimated in itniw last evcnms hin Majesty ...
... Ferguson, Mr. John Fagan, Mr. John M. G. Foley. C—Recorder of Galway, Mr. 0. Graham. Air. Alec Gam bell, Mr, Spots wood Green, Mr. T. P. Gill Air. Geo. Greene. Air. Samuel Geoghegan, Major L. Gorman, Rev. B. Gibson. Dr. R, W. Griffin, Air. John Gordon. K ...
... Viscount Ikerrin. Viscountess Ikerrin, Mrs. Butler levers, Mr*. Irwin. J—Ur. Henry lellett, Mrs. Henry Jellett, Mrs. Johnson, Sir John Johnston, Lady Johnston, Miss Marion Johnston, Mr. Arthur Jackson. Mrs. Jackson, Lieutenant-Colonel S, B. Jameson, Mrs. S. ...
... place before the next meeting . The meeting was beld 27th July. John O'Connell presided, old here was an immense hushed and excited lig. Smith O'Brien, Meagher, Mitchell, d Henry Grattan were there and so also Daniel O'Connell, jun. The first business ...
... Killygordan—Mr *Gowan. r e l i t= - Mr Murphy. Mr Charles M'Cormick St Johnston—Mr Brown. Bum:lrwin—Mrs. M'Colgan. Donrus.-- Mr John Carr. Dungloe—Mr B T Boyle. BOrtonport—Mr O'Donnell. entered the park, and then these mow a great outburst of loyal enthusiasm ...
... at school: —.John Ferguson, 54. Hardingo Street; James Woods. 19, Welbeck Street; Samuel Heading, 61. Kilronan Street Margaret Huff, 58, Little York Street; Ellen Connor, 38, Ship Street; Wm. Martin. 107 a. Little York Street; Hugh M*Grattan, 5, Frederick ...
... recalled the gloriona namee in history to amongst those who have passed through the halls Trinity, each as Edmund Bnrke ...
... present—Meaner John M`Dermott, (ft), Jas burning in it . Dillon, DO, Hazlett Hastings, James Gallagher—Are you aware that it's Simms, Samuel Consuls°, Samuel Alexan- no offence for • publican to leave his der, Robert 8 Johnston, and John Hen- premiss open ...