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... with being drunk and disorderly, and fined 6d and costs. John Duffy, similarly charged Constable Brydon, was also fined and costs. Alexander A. Richardson, The Castle, Buucraiia, summoned John Doherty, town commissioner, Buncrana, for trespass of ten ...
... and before him to Charles Stewart Parnell, Fintan Lalor, and Henry Grattan. Because what the Fianna Fail Government is doing now, Griffith and Parnell and Lalor advocated, and Grattan actually put into practice with results that made the Irish farmers ...
... told what John Dillon preach***—that this was international question for the British Empire, and that the Br Empire could settle tide internal question. Therefore, not merely would we give ( Ireland« case away, but also our moral right. As John MacNeill ...
... 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, ...
... his son. Viscount Dunrannon, and t nptain Bryan («oper in support of the movement and Sir Hutcheson announces 1,1 at he will arm and ©quip 100 men. Lord Lieutenant intimates that the following telegram, signed bv the Prime Minister. had l)©en received his ...
... CHRONICLE COMMENT NOTES ON CURRENT TOPICS. Volunteers to remain armed and organised, and urged that the entire manhood of the country. Catholic and Protestant, should be trained in the use of arms, because they “should never cease to remember that as it was ...
... 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. ...
... the body of John Donaghey, who lived alone in tenement house Cara Street, Clones, was found dead beside the bedside. had been in delicate health, and when discovered death had apparently occurred some days .ionsly. The marriage of Air. John Randal Parsons ...
... Hugh O’Donnell, do.; Eugene Doherty, T.D., do.; Af‘Cauiej-, (X.T., Aleenacross; P. H. O’Don nell, John APCauley, do.; John Doherty, X.T., Boirtonport; John Gallagher. X.T., Mrs. Al‘Fadden, Hotel, Gortahork ; P. Bonar, X.T., (Darrycounor; Mr. Gillespie. ...
... P. MCalhon (Eire Og), James Coyle (Eire Og), Mellon (Eire Og). .100 M‘Callion (Eire Og), J. M Grory (Grattans). Porter (Eire Og), Mea-rns (Grattans), S. M‘Callion (Eire Ogj, H. Coyle (Sarsfield), J. M‘Callion (Eire Og), Peter M‘Oallion (Eire oe>, D. ...