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... FATHER JOHN MACAULAY. ‘‘He died, full of years and honours;” The old phrase was never more appropi lately used than in connection with the peaceful end of the long and saintly career sketched in our columns to-day. The Very Rev. John Macaulay’s life was ...
... dismiss on the merits, the money in court to be handed to the plaintiff. Jordan t. M‘Grattan. Samuel Jordan, farm manager. Demesne, Portaferry, sued Henry M‘Grattan, 'farmer, Tara, Portaforry. for £5O, damages for assault. Mr. Andrews (instructed Messrs ...
... IN OOOKBTOWN Yesterday, Cookstown, William Rooney Thomas Hamilton, and John Toner were brought in custody before Mr. John Glasgow, J.P., and charged with having broken into Mr. John Doris's public-house on the night of the and stolen number bottles of ...
... Flood was the idol the Volunteers, and Grattan that of the rarliameut. I: were noil that (hope two men had sunk their clifferenees ami co-operated for the cowl ami welfare of their country. With reference to Grattan's Parliament itself, it contained members* ...
... to their several homes after haring enjoyed a healthful holiday under canvas Millnle. The lads were under the charge of Mr. John Campbell, captain of the Company, and Rev. D. 8. Corkey was also chaplain. The weather was delightfully fine for camping, and ...
... famine year, 1547, Ireland was so peaceful, in spite of the appalling poverty which prevailed, that Lora John Hussell’s Government decided to repeal the Arms Acts. Disastrous results followed, and before the Session closed the Crime and Outrage Act of that ...
... Duncan, John P. Dwyer, John George Pottrell, Oswald Hegarly, Alexander J. Henry, J. A. Weir Johnston, Horace Law, M.D.: Hugh P. Lane, R. MacNamara, Count Markieriesy, J. Watson, L.H.C.P.: Edward Loughfin, John Mulhall, W. Lombard Mnrphy, F.8.C.P.: John MTonnell ...
... bodies of that creed now took up arms, formed reg iments in several districts, and placed themselves entirely under the command and control of their Protestant officers and fellow-subjects. All was unanimity in the armed bodies, but a general discontent ...
... *4 Be too Arm Orflso tod opened the eaurpaisa Saturday last at kidenderry. and they their Initial defeat from Forth River they are bo mmns dla heartened. Tbe oommlUee this ronafaks of Meaea. OUter. Soil I ran, Quinn. (XBriee. and J. John, eton. M boa ...
... awaited the decision of the people (.rear Britain on its claims. the morning of that memorable day 1 y Volunteers were under arms at an early j, nl ir Their artillery, under the orders fi limes Napper Tandy, was stationed on quays, and commanded all the ...
... formation of those armed associations the long-established distinctions between the Protestant and the Catholic could not be altogether forgotten. Many of the penal laws were still in full force. Catholics were prohibited statute from bearing arms in Ireland ...
... claim for these Protestants absolute freedom within the law, and, when occasion offers, do not hesitate invoke the secular arm in vindication of their rights. Why should we expect these things for Protestants in Ireland and deny the same liberty to the ...