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... their arms, • %Teem's. concealed ta •sod cite sur6 proof of their • :r allegiance as shell appear application oil! be made to •fl.rmovnt send the army at tree •• cot.. pirislies as shall fail to fon &Se to d by Eduerd Percival. (*.flatus' , John Henry ...
... Viscount of Mountgarrett ; Nicholas Devereux. knight; John Syn• non, justice of the liberty (sheriff of the Nullity), Nicholas Rerun, gent. ; Patrick Browne, Eaq ; Anthony Col- Ll° ,l lth and John Furlong, gentlemen ho keepers of the peace for the county ...
... personae. The parts in The Coiner were filled by Messrs. John Cullen (James Canaty), Patrick Teaser (Catherine Canaty), James - O'Reilly (John Cannatt), Thos. Lynam (Tom Mc- Clippen), John Sheary (Police Sergeant). There appeared in The Lord Mayor ...
... Patk. Dunne, J.P., presided. Other members present were: Alesers. J. Fanning, M. .1. O'Connor, John 31urphy iJohnod.), John Murphy (Stouh-%t.1 A. P. Bolger, John ('Sullivan, P. N. O'Gorman, .1. Brewer. Meagre. M. .1. Finn. town clerk, end Mr. J. Shortall ...
... llosaiter, V.F, P.P.. Gorey. who acted as chief marshal; Very 11ev. Martin Murphy, P.P.. Craanford; Rev. John O'Grady. C.C. ' Riverehepel; Rev. John O'Brien, C.C., Gorev • Rev. W. Kane. C.C., do; Rev. J. Otigley, C.C, Kilmselial; Rev. Tobias Furlong, C ...
... county 'ery Ret. tho Ab6ess of Convent of Poor Clare., Grattan. Mae Grattan Nit daughter of the late , son of the Rt. Grattan, the illustrious cot. Her other sisters inagdale, of Haughton Vale, Ars. Grattan Bellew, of County Galway; Mrs. House, Queen's Cbunty ...
... quantity of IRISH UMBRELLAS. '- • LADY'S CARDIGAN—Another excep- Ladies' Vests before the last big duty DOWN QUlLTS—Outstandlog Bargain Miami or Coloured. HOUSE SLIPPERS, • tional Bargain in S.B. Wool Cardigans; was in,pouti on all = d emur. Th ese Oise ...
... would not supply men of his class. The party then set off on foot, and coming into the vicinity of Cools, each seemed to be armed with revolvers and guns. Having arrived at Cools they proceeded to the residence of Patrick Lacey., and let out every four-footed ...
... (1249). AN their priories and churches in England, in this county med elsewhere. were dedicated to St. John the Baptist. Thus, in Dahlia, the present John Street PerPetosee the name of their boepital and chuck foundiet : , Aired the Palmer, a wealthy Danish ...
... Jelin Dillon, Mounded by Mr. P. A. liCeetum, Mq John B. Redmond was unnnianonely ri airoted chairmen of the Patty for thi ensuing Mr. Redmond then took the chair. Tres:omen. Om the motion of Mr. John F. Redmond, seconded by Mr. P. A. Wl!ugh. the following ...
... Friday night last. The late Mr. O'Leary was a native of Jamestown, Oylegate; was the youngest eon of the late Mr. and Mrs. John O'Leary, Jamestown, and was brother to Mr. Bernard O'Leary, Whitefort, Kyle, and Miss Dora O'Leary and Mrs. J. F. Kelly, Cornmarket ...
... of the Act of Union- The Chairken then went on to examine the conatxin of Ireland pclitically and inrlur treaty prior to Grattan'a Parliament. Thelistate of the country was very bad and 'avidly grew worse. The woollen manufactures and finer kind of linen ...