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... MR. JOHN J. HORGAN. Mr. John J. Horgan, solicitor, who was received with great cheering, then addressed the meeting. said they had taken off their coats in this fight and they were going to win (cheers). They had taken off their coats but they were going ...

... a. heed mearuro whr Grattan, becked iV Insb Voisotcef*. law In 1800 Ineh Parliament •■*• destroyed Act Union, and Ireland bad always atnee protested against usurpation the English Government of tV government She had protested armed imwirrection, and lives ...

... IRISH FAMILY NAMES And EACtit seat stun publish a different Sanity eilatiry and Coat or Arms. Your own pin appear In daft MM. Look eat It. Readers' repasts ter pealing lath Mated names will Wanted mitten martin to tin ardor 111 Walk applieettau are mares ...

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... effort, When he was attacked by a police patrol, and in the scuffle which ensued he had his arm broken. On the next day, in the Courthouse in Green street, Reilly looked his last on his more than brother, Mitchel, and they never met again in life. A month ...

... ARkLUW oho to Arleow--On Sun. day last • big excursien party armed i n Arklutt from the city - . the excursion Bloch, *es held under 3 vi t h u orkers' Union of Ireland, was ~,ompained by the band of the union. party was conveyed by three spec,,l gains ...

... JOHN J. GALVIN & CAR-ROLL'S, nitßDWAteg HOtrIE, ilfrroWn. As regarded the Medical Practitioners, To the Editor. equal in caleric to one ton of coal. so the and their fees, of 5 will give the saying on coal. • ---.---- • Tha Chairman maid Mr. Lloyd Geerge ...

... that Ballvhogue was the old , parish, and was aediosted to St. John, but it may briefly, yet definitely, be sta- 1 ted that Ballyhoge was not an old parish and was not dedicated to St. John, the real place-name being Ballysheoge, the townland of the little ...

... Band and Eacort of Cavalry, Slat Laoccrt. U later King of Arm*, la hia Tabard and Collar, and bearing hia Sceptre. Captain His Exosu-ascT ths Field Officer Eacort. LiacraNAKT, of Eacort. On Horseback with hia Staff, Accompanied by Field-Marshal H.R.H ...

... , IRISH INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT. Willa any of Ms following callable Establish. manta to-day for their Mean ARM Sole Agents tow List:— J. 11. PARKER 4 CO., Adiartieleg Combats% DAWSON , MMUS, A B .o, K i, e, l C v 1; o e r L u i N o. ? . o o itt Abbey-ntreet ...