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... End: By. Yradley, siiltedder. Miss Hoare. J. /rally, P. I Melly. IF. ' Mrs. 3.1. Donaghy. ..11. Doman. Dada Daiwa, Kmeady, John DM., P. J. Mae, IL esia, Den Ilia Hardy, 11 ie. *Wm, Mira Mies Kolly, J. J. MD.,. !lair, Jshe 'lastly. Clarks OW, se. Lamellae ...
... Michael's Square, Pembroke, injury to bead and face and inn-tared leg. Reece Manton Lary, Ludlow, severely crushed arm. Jobs Anderson, Horn,. Craven Arms, internal injury injury to the head. Achonon, Mount Pleamust, Lisadnndod Wells, scams:, wounds. Theophilos ...
... HIGHER and prouder and more resolute than at the present time. That meeting was worthy of Dungannon and Hugh O'Neill and Henry Grattan, was worthy of East Tyrone. It was worthy of his brilliant and distinguished colleague—the member for West Belfast. (Cheers ...
... tue names of a fair number of laudlortle and their relations: men like Sir Edward graadtather of William Smith O'Brien ; Sir John Parnell: Thowlat Goad herastioirh Lord (of the family of the great Father Mathew); Colonel Hugh LEDnitteU; Sir Laurent* (ancestor ...
... bodies of that creed now took up arms, formed reg iments in several districts, and placed themselves entirely under the command and control of their Protestant officers and fellow-subjects. All was unanimity in the armed bodies, but a general discontent ...
... time. Draw s deep breath, hold it in , as long as you comfortably can, and then let it go. Stand easily with feet together, arms hanging, and shoulders braced. Breathing exercises not only expand the chest and fill up unsightly salt-rellars. hut they improve ...
... —lreland's Past. 51WAYS AND INCIDENTS IN OUR HISTORY. BLACK JACK FITZGIBBON. . r to he .0101101ra pa,. John Fits! .0 Clare, whn. in works NI, Fr.iik.•• NI the. abject v‘errat ern. tie Was :nlie wit). rums. awl upon hi, toßin. HP product of the British ...
... IV-Meagher Condon and Mr. John O'Ctillaghan had rendered to the of our common motherhood. the address stated that no welcome seemed more fitting and none would he more acceptable for the purpose of welcoming the dminguished exiles arm that the Corporation ...
... in memory freak and green Are the kiasea and the words of in that primnieedeckeil hareem I'. C. WALSH. CAVE HILL (C'runilini—John Keogh, the niost prominent Catholie leader before time, n. it Dublin merchant, and II Ai born in 1710. According to his own ...
... Robert John Gilmour, Knox Hinds, Portaferry ; Thomas Lynch, Lisbon, and Mrs James lbomptetn, •Kirkiatown; John Gilmour, •Ratalla John Gilmour, Kirkeubbin; Robert il•Kibben, Ruereogls; William Car. Ballieranncirc; Hugh M'Carthy, do.; Edward M.Grattan, do ...
... rider.', as to the bril: array of their own armed adoicates. fh t that memorable day. two year later, when the Volunteers had increased their power •nd numbers. in the land. one hundred and forty eorre of armed men met in ion in Dungannon Parish Church ...
... PrwsPertare eseeaeLaktriejt ooye, *John' Sara a. apparently in,, value of the line-though the Syndicate Patk. Msgennis, R.D.C. Joseph JUKen.Wy, but the ;myopia had DO more to do with any probable in- John 3l•Cartan, John Owens, Miss Burns. falling vertically ...