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... tessions were held on Tuesday when I the following magistrates occupied on the leach :—Mr. John *Nally (in the chair). Messrs. James Johnston. James M'Climond, John and John Fleming. OLD RIVAL& James Hand. Not tiratreet. summoned I Peter Breen. nest-door neighbour ...
... reduce these aiding tribes to order. and I endeavoured to complete this work negotiation, and. when necemary, by the use of armed foroe, with the result that the Nundi and are I now absolutely settled, friendly, and under control. The Turkana ndds have ...
... polishing of arms and accoutrements which are never required ? Suorely it is time that such nonsense be ended. And where is the self-respecting Irishman—be he Unionist or Nationalistwho does not resent the imputation that such an armed force is necessary ...
... William Br o wn. James English. urge Ferguson. John Fleming. .I.l', Willi am .1. Fleming. John Joheston. Edward Lunn. 1% illiam Millar. John McNally, .1 P. JoshuaNeiee. Robe' t I botulism,. James Weir. LURGAN It URAL DISTRICT. eagh. Henry Kingrough. Br ...
... Boconnell, was fined 2s 6d and costs, the prosecutor being Mr. Henry Mahaffy, school officer. Cases against Joseph McDonald, of Grattan street, and Robert McGivern, Shankill street, were adjourned for three months. Mr. R. McGeown was the complainant. MINUS A ...
... 0 Waring st. Blaney, Grattan :.4atuoel Wright. 36 Union at. ll'llwkiiie, Ann at. Ilichanl Burke, John sts Neilsom Church walk. Jam, ll'Clitskey, 21 Castle lane. 17avid Cooper, John et. M'Crory, Church walk. James Teuten, 49 John at. l'Alward Calvert, ...
... granted against O’Neill in respect of the same child. POSSESSION OF A HOUSE. Mr. John Fleming, jun., sought and obtained possession of a house in Castle-lane owned by Mr. John Fleming, J.P., at present occupied by David McNally at the weekly rental of 4s ...
... father could not possibly have been there at the time of its occurrence. After a lengthened hearing, The Chairman said Wm. John McAlinden would have to pay sixpence for trespass, and Margaret and Hugh McAllinden would each be fined 10s. for assaulting ...
... Ireland is ceasing to sneer, and the other day the young students of Galway gave three cheers for the North. Captsin White, Mr John Mac Neill, Sir Roger Casement, spostles of the ideal Natiouslism, scting independentiy of the «ficial Home Rulers, have asked ...
... J.Bjeeie. Ruddell, J. Oarke. and J. to be sergeants; Corporal A. Patterson be Lance-Sergeant; Lance- Corporals McAteer. Grattan, Henderson, M. Irwin, S. Hamilton, J. .Mackm * corporals; Riflemen S. Hams, J- I Hastings, W. Orr, J. B Woods, %r. T. Whetan ...
... the days of the dandies may perhaps be recognised in the famous Lord Cardigan, whose extravagance when in command of a crack cavalry regiment made him the talk of the service. Cardigan was undeniably a brave man, though shockingly indiscreet in his championing ...
... (foreman), Felix Prenter, Arthur Mec- Cluskey, James McGeown, Jolin Doran, John Carter, Jos. Kelly, John Smith, Thos. Murray, Terence McSherry, Hugh Byrne, Francis McAtamney, and John Walls, ' 5 Mrs Rose Ann McKerr, the deceased’s mother, deposed that she ...