... after which he found waa stabbed ia the arm and the hip. The defendant, not appearing, tbs case adjourned to the next court day, and warrant issued for bia arrest Lord Kenmare summoned Maurice Herliby, Direen, and John Duggan, Badrenagh, lor trespassing in ...

... was born, and her lord hinted that he should be brought up in the Protestant faith. Lady Esmonde, with her little one in her arms, crept stealthily away by night and hid ith her people in Connaught. Sir Laurence, who was a choieric soldier, whose habit ...

... from west to eaat. bis advent, heralded by grandiloquent appeals to bis soldiers, invariably ends in failure for the Gei man arms. Only the other day we were told that capture Calais was life-snd-death matter for the German Empire, and that the War Lord ...

... m is, tho prospect of the High Church Anglican of promotion in hit Qhntcb must, the Freeman thinks, bo remote. this extent John Kensit has triumphed. The King is further bound to declare that ho makes his declaration unreservedly. Thus all tho essence ...

... trees, Ac.” It will be observed that ten years of the period covered these papers were years of Grattan's Parliament—Dublin Evening Mail October, 1895. * John Henry, son William, was 2nd Marquis of Lansdowne, Chipping Wyoombe 1786 1805, b 6 Dec 1765, d ...

... Hnggard-Silenr oandleriickx lull, accept the Chelire and Paten preseuted lot the SUkter. nronored the following :lool ‘.. I and Mre John Stephens-Silrer crumb eooope. are Tralee Church those oonflrmml during bU . . T ioush | ] tbe Bride-Deepatch bos, seal and ...