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... e of England's illgotten power. !Mali Coffey John Downing, James Sugrue, John f this country can never be properly safeguarded (Cheers). Referring to the Garlic revival he said O'Shea, all O'Donoghue, John O'Su ll ivan, Jams ' or secured until a full ...
... Macaulay Boyd died, 1764. — Thomas Rummell executed, 1803. Tuerday. 20--Insurrectioo of the O'Toolea and O'Kavanaglis, 1641—John Fisher Murray died, 1865.—Michael William Bade died, 1670. Wednesday, 21—'fhouta• Prior died, 1751. — Laud League founded, ...
... Created a peer, Lord Mount Sandford. Edmond Stanley. Appointed Commissioner of Accounts. John Staples John Stewart. Appointed Attorney-General and created a Baronet. John Stratton. Hon. B. Stratford. Renegaded to get 27,500, his half of the compensation for ...
... passed away at the age John Leery, Cronin low, was fined 2a idence, sent were— Mears. T O'Leary, P J O'Leary, Mr. J M Murphy sworn, stated that on of 65 Years after a very short illness. Ile fer druakennees. Mrs. Casey Cots. Mahone John Daly, Miss the 11th ...
... that breaks to say It never more tan love thee. I press thee to my aching breast— No blush comes o'or thy brow— Those gentle arms that once caress'd Fall round me deadly now The smiles of Lore no longer part Those dead blue lips of thine 1 lay my hand upon ...
... unwise as it warn ungenerous, and, instead of lessening disaffection, added a new element 'o that which already existed. t►r John Monis, who was acting as deputy for Arcy, the viceroy, convened a Parliament at Dublin, in October, 1841; but the Anglo-Norman ...
... long dreary centuries. to be broken, one by one. by her orator patriots, Grattan, O'Connell, Butt and Parnell, the last remaining for theolionoured successor of that glorious baud. John Redmond. Sarsfield never saw the old land again. His merits as a s oldier ...
... i ela a period of our patriot'a history which me, hard me and said what I nkVel SOCIETY. i by the occuitaial outburst& of Grattan and bad laths or mu conuecteet with mother- : It t• heaveu to Irre' to are you.' i his fellew•patriots wearied Lord land ...
... response to a well-merited encore sang ‘‘ The Minstrel Boy.” Muaster John Bennett next camo on the stagze, dressed in a huntsman’s costume, wind having three hounds, and sang ‘‘ John Peel,”” for which he was vociferously epplauded. Mrs. Moe. O'Sullivan ...
... grand annual ball : — Nicholas J. Crean, president: Thomas Reid, vice-president ; John D. Breen, secretary; Denis J. Harrington, treasurer: Thomas O'Connor, sergeant-at-arms. Trustees : — Maurice D Reid, Nicholas J. Sommers and Cornelins Reidy. Chairman ...
... Cork. 1802; 'lied ',John Augustus in New York, 1845. O'Shea. Wrote for Cork Papers. then went to America. where no Iweame distinguished journalist. He belongs to the O'Connell period of Irish polities. Oli, kindly, generous. John land. Locke. So teal ...
... 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 ...