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... Sir Bernard Burke, Ulster King of Arms. T. Crofton Croker. Martin Arthur Shee, P.R A. Patrick Duigenan, LL D. Colonel Charles l'ereker John, Lord de Blacquiere, K.B. Arthur O'Connor. Lawrence Parsons, Earl of Ross. John Egan, K.C. Mr. Secretary Cooke. Charles ...

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... the origin and history of Irish Arms Acts, and I found that, with few intervals, sure* the kind had been in force that country ever since the Revolution. In the halcyon days of Home Rule, under Grattan’s Parliament, the Arms Code was more stringent than ...

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... Oraflon street, sned Bernard Lyons, butcher's aasinant, of 7 Grattan parade. Drumcondra, to recover the sum of for damages caured bis property by negligmoe of the defendant. Mr. J. M'Loone Mr. John Moran) appeared for plaintiff, and Mr. T. H Craig for defendant ...

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