... retease the plaintiff, from all claims and demands, and that Mr. John Malcolm, the Reonver, should discharged and his recognisance vacated. Mr. Pigot, BL. (instructed Messrs. Johns, Bates, and Johns) appeared for the plaintiffs. Mr. Charles Morphy. B.L. (instructed ...

... Nolan, J. O'Donnell, Conor O’Kelly, Dr. B. Ambrose, John Dillon, P. White, J. M'Keao, Dr. M. A. M'Donnell, J. J. O'Kelly, J. P. Hayden, W. M'Killop, J. O'Dond, Kendal O'Brien, P. J. O'Brien, John Culllnane, O. Murnaghan, P. C. Doogan, J. E. Redmond, ...

... izroßDrr, 'mat NATTOHiLISTS AID THE CORONATION. MR. JOHN REDMOND ON PHYSICAL FORCE. meeting of the Irish Nationalist Parliaments Party was held Saturday in the Hall, in accordance with the resolution adopted the Party to meet in Dublin on COfonetion Day ...

... amll dux ta (root. Held lor about 900 jean, £3 ! ...

... produced the bowie. worl d he biped by the rod given to them by remits throanbout tha Empire, area, an of their race. by ere We John Moe Mr. E. W. Ittninyari M.L.A. in emending It. (choral. by able, worm.. men liko We entron. mot It .e at* abet meld be, ( ...

... from another quarter—aaotriy, the Keflfaa. England, eaeerted, bed armed them bat auragu aad antnwvwocthy tribes to fight for her, and now the war wag orer the had not retained their arms, hot had ratmatod with them into in the mnantame, where they were ...

... ADDITIONAL ANNIVALB AT DONCANTTA. Oniad, laminaloa DOOMMO. &..k ll.r T, ?Woolama, EMMA., Maw way, Maas (firt, W, Da:aaam&Lm . . arm r Ming, Nusakt, IL, Um, Lady Madamaki, VU.. eat Mid at Palmit rok. Nana.. My Low. Orin, IN Ma, Pampa++, Ilfarek. L. Made., Diaper ...

... of remarkable, feats in this direetion. In June she mauled from Hyde Park. London, and rode to the Land's End. from theme to John o' Croats. and back to the starting point, covering the distance, 1,860 miles. in 20 days. Next she essayed to do the task ...

... of the English Cabinet, to confer Grattan the Viceregal Lodge in the Phoenix Park, offer which Grattan in> mediately declined. The motive* which prompted this offer were cleverly grounded anticipation that if Grattan accepted the Lodge place remdesee ...

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... examine tbs bankrupt, John Mac- late of near Dungannon, farmer and bone dealer, and bin lather. It wen alleged tbe bankrupt thta had now prowrty, and living with his father, who any cattle and horse* now tbe lam where iraidra John MaeKeuxie. and examined ...