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... Moore. Jos. F. Crain, Wilbam FAiwirdr, John J. Kerne. Keno Bailey, Thomas Keens, T. St. John Gainey, James Keegan. Michael Shredy. James Durkin, John Brennan. M. J. Weal= tatepheo M`Partland. Mr. Burin. Mr. Murray, John B. Kelly. The following reeolutima ...

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... Battalion of the Dublin Fusiliers were:—Billed-1 officer, 1 sergeant, 3 privates; wounded. 18. Whilst sitting in ler room is Grattan street • woman was strati by them bullets, one of which pierced her lungs, and she succumbed to her injuries. Mr. Scully, ...

... LOUTLI—Mr. John Byrne. LONDONDERRY—Mr. W. Cathy. LONGFORD—Mr. John Belton. Mr. John Thompson. LEM.AN—Mr. Edward J. krgeorean, 4 Market street MANOILMAIiILTON—Began. Ward and Co. MONAGHAN—Mr. John J. Campbell, Market Arm*. MOUNTMELLIOE—Mr. ...

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