... duo to the fact that armed bodiet of denim' have been continually allowed In pared* in sod through the streets of Dublin and throughout th e country without intorterenoe. The result was that tho movement of largo forces of armed civilians, particularly ...

... proclamalion was tlie commander of the German Division. The main points were that all arms were to lie handed in at the Town .Hall at onco, and all fiviliniifl found with arms would shot onco, that no person was bo in the stfoot after dark, that lights were ...

... areurred two men of time—John Wall/set and Lee & Son, while the corner ender the Belleter and Winton Hotel (then conducted by James Mentell, who bad some across Hem Lyeshim, and fad= of LB., ea well aellm labs Loess and John Illanteg) by Mtn .Pother ...

... in memory freak and green Are the kiasea and the words of in that primnieedeckeil hareem I'. C. WALSH. CAVE HILL (C'runilini—John Keogh, the niost prominent Catholie leader before time, n. it Dublin merchant, and II Ai born in 1710. According to his own ...

... draug ht. agricultural and Kenna horses, Mr. John Bamber, genera! l lur Mr j osep h Carson, Coagh. Ballymena, I landley , Westmorland; Cattle- JP Killylea, County The mas A. - Fraser, Dublin. Sheep. Armagh, arm • j ohn MacKenzie, Doragcats tewart. Poultry—Mr ...

... ellerreame courtier hpnying off his •G'sateen . wae abotit to make A. the 1 • 1 ; 'firlin; 2`a`T his arms, Lie ' herald and oracle,ef 'hie armed viiA public siopey, neve he moved .the amendment Which s' bas Man naked r- naked the:Jiightt. of Irelapd ...

... Wad Reliant, 7 Palea Mittens. 1 Moir (Doves. 1 1 Cardigan Jacket, 1: Ibis Wool for Suck. Dagen Maerikerehnsfa tt nueen Khaki Handkerchiefs, Down Whit* Hainikm,lonsl- : In Treasure Bans Tnekonh l'oarls 5 Arm Slings. Pais Deanne*, 1 Shirt flame, Patinae, -Onisends ...

... behaving decently. Mr. Heatley taken all the blame iff yon. Defendant—l thank you all, gentlemen. Constable Cu.cbeon charged John M'Laugh- with drunkenness the public street on the 2nd Inst. Fined and costs. Constable Mt*cheU charged Biward M‘Known, of ...

... “Thia is homo.” said Mist Grattan. “A poor little place, and vet we’re very happy here. Hugo and I: I nope that your lordship will give us the pleasure of vieit someday.” Lord *Greenlow offered his hand. ’* Goodnight. Miss Grattan, *' he said. “I shall certainly ...

... greater seeu. rity and freedom given' by the Gaelic Legislature presided over by The O'Neill. • • • PARLIAMENTS PRIOR TO GRATTAN'S. The Parliament at College I:reen was the outcome of an institution set up in the Pale by the English invaders to protect ...

... said, brother.” Witness saw Boland and lady crossing from the store to Boland’s house. Witness told the police. Sergeant John Grattan deposed that 9.35 he went to Mr. Russell’s store, and saw the body of Patrick Anderson on the footpath, lying partly on ...

... the Recorder of Dublin, ex-Judge Andrews, the Attorney-General, and the Solicitor-General, Sir Lambert Ormsby, Sir Henry Grattan Bellew, the President of the Royal Hibernian Academy, and the President of the Dublin Chamber Commerce, were among the large ...