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... number of Catholics were visited during Curfew hours, and the premises ransacked masked and armed men. This week the house of Michael Trainer, Realtons, was visited armed and disguised men about 1 a.m. The occupant and hi* family were ordered leave the place ...
... was. And My, 1907, Ur. John M'Dooceii was possession this {arm Coahgh? Y«s. W*a that- discharge of finanns sHsgod b» in with- tho sgdsticp No. that ofavge-of (fisohaneiog-Aeamwrja you faonad peace*. Tan Wen TOO one tbs apbrf John M'Donneffl No. _ Did you ...
... Ecclee street, Dublin. ROGERS AND PlKE—March 6, 1915, tbs Church of St James, Beading, the B«t. Francis John Kern an. M. 8., assisted the Bev. John Doran, Charles Edward Boulder, son, Lieut- 7th Berkshire elder *on George Edward Boolderson Rogers, Kendrick ...
... CITY AND DISTRICT. WaMi Chain tfalan.—Mr. B. D. ettie, 4 EfUnton Park, Dun Laoghaire, was held up ...
... wearing the of office), end Cept. Lendy, wee driven tiie Held of inspection. The Brigade, which drawn up in line, presented arms, end Cdooel Davis inspected the men. They die p.i.-ed smart end well-ordered appearance, «iery mao being well equipped, the ...
... those who had the Co.C., BruS; Mr. .1. Bourke, Co.C.; lege being present. There could not Mr> j, Coleman. J.P., Co.C.; Mr. John hare been less than 14,000 o»en forming Donnell, J.P., Newcastle West; &Jr. J. P. the parade, and of the*e undoubtedly the| ...
... Henry Grattan, an Irish Protestant called William Orr, and Lord Edward -Fitzgerald. - There was also Irish Protestant called Robert Emmet, all of them rebels' and, therefore, I sure, subject the contumely of the hon. M&iBMW But HENRY GRATTAN DID NOT ...
... Norton Traill haa aftnved Grattan n * â¢J etarwmll.âThe Con- Vicpratown, .Qa««'a County, from Naafa- , â⢠Tarawa Province, Northern Nigeria, Weal ,0 » âfe* ~tabUJ«n.nt of eaw-milla Africa. intenda .laying at Grattan la an Lodge for six months ...
... Daniel O’Connell and constitutionalism.. John Mitchell, all glory him, and the Tom Ireland rebels preferred the sword. But « Swift, the first exponent stitutional independence, said, I®**, “eleven men well armed will certainly subdue one man his shirt ...
... ♦nice the lo#» ot lemp/.al |iutter 1870, 1922. .4* •nd. rtar 1853. r round Free S ait* lirgun midiiiglit, 1923. Armed l»> ..d.-t ..f :»u- Arm> founeil. I.K.A. Kvecutive.” raided rretiuM printing oitire*. smashed every piece prink'ed premise# with petrol ...
... Vice-President, John J. i M.‘Keon, re-elected; Treasurer, P. J. Cunningham, reelected ; Recording Secretary, Chris. J. Lydon, re-elected ; Financial Secretary, John C. Crane, re-elected; Corresponding Secretary, Luke first term; SergeantatAr-ms, John Nilleny ...
... branch on Sou- in tie future, day, March and. The following reply was Southampton (Grattan), read from Mr. B. L. Outhwaite, . ..I'. lor Meeting on Sunday the Wareham Arms, Ha-ICT, in answer to reedtation thanks Mr. D.Tw. P. O’Meara, J.P., presiding over ...