... Mr. replied that it was John Patterson. Mr. Russell gave him 5s in tbe presence of another witness, and until tbe attendance orders were served, it was not prudent mention names tbo witnesses. 15th January Mr. Russell was the public-house of Bernard M'Keona ...

... March 30, at Church, North King Street, Dub WH pa Rev. Mr. wai dau ter of the late Aldershot, Augustus Shea, ay money, John Russell, aged 6 years of Thomas A. Archbold. | BELUL—March 31, at her residence, widow of the la the late Funeral priv George, ...

... Hungary not devised such an alternative. And so the cause of @ tenant-farmer became the cause of Irelan , and until Lord John Russell started an anti-Catholic agitation, North and Sonth were united on behalf of the tillers of the soil. Out of the subsequent ...

... Dr. J. B. Moore, Henry L. M‘Donnell, John 8. M'Gee, George Cush, Martir Hopkin, James Murray, Arthur Halpin Jobr Terence patric, M'Namee, John Bernard Lavery, Patrick M‘Aleese, Patrick MGuigan, Patrich M‘Areavey, John M‘Millan Daniel Mi urray St Matthew ...

... was the 12th January, on which day Mr. Russell gave 5s to a voter for the promise of his vote. Mr. Healy— Name the voter. Mr. Moriarty—He is named in the particu- Mr. lars, and his name is John Patterson. Russell gave him 5s in the presence of another ...

... ST. JOHN’S CHURCH, NEWCASTLE. The Easter vestry meeting of this parish was held in the church the 25th inst.—the Venerable Archdeacon of Dromorc, rector, in the chair. The following vestrymen were present;—Messrs. R. B. Le Fanu, Win. Laird, Wm. Wylie ...

... paid sum of £7 Mr. Russell under a written agreement made between Mr. Russell and Lawrence Hoy, son of the first mentioned. Lawrence Hoy had promised to attend that trial and produce the written agreement, which was signed Mr. Russell, giving £7 for the ...

... to M‘Kenna, who chr ding of k and said, ‘* This is Mr. Russell’s tres ng truly Mr. Moriarty— What did Mr. Russell ss other Witness— Russell was canvassing the m An the time with Mr. M‘Cann. John Patterson said he remembered the mithi of ing day and the ...

... Mr. Russell, under a wri agreement between Mr. Russell and Lawrence Hoy, eon of the first-mentioned. Hoy had ised to attend that trial and the wri itten t, which was Mr. Russell, £7 for the hire of a store on the day, which could be got for John Hoy was ...

... Largan Rural—John Henry Bridgctt. Thomas Faloon, J.P. (sitting members), ana John Cnmmine. Montiaghs—Jas. Campbell and John O’Neill. Returned unopposed. Portadown Rural—Jas. M'Crory. One of tie retiring members retains office. Tartaraghan—John Jackson, jun ...

... who threw it back said— This is Mr. Russell’s treat. Mr. Moriarty—What did Mr. Russell say? Witness—Russell was canvassing the men the time with Mr. M’Cann. What did Russell say when M'Kenna said This Mr. Russell's treat”?—Bussell, when ...

... locality; .£3o.—Russell, 64. Royal Avenue. . MAKI.NO.— Nic« Serai VJte; 2 Meting, 4 ted rooms; good garden; good poanran, view.—Rassell, 64, Royal Avenue. Street. Ormeau Road.—Nice Houm; oonvenient position; in thorough order; Al 7 —Russell, 64, Royal Avenue ...