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... MR. JOHN J. HORGAN. Mr. John J. Horgan, solicitor, who was received with great cheering, then addressed the meeting. said they had taken off their coats in this fight and they were going to win (cheers). They had taken off their coats but they were going ...
... Nationalist in our native land had the eloquence Grattan, the organising power of Wolfe Tone, the self-sacrifice of Robert Emmet, the oratory O'Connell, the skill Parnell, the energy and devoted zeal John Redmond, the abilties of them all combined, it would ...
... witness anid he didn't kn where the Lend got the inelrument« they d that night. The people that came in the! were not armed with sticks oe) John Hughes, vho wee at the he sme Town Hai! meeting on the night of the 8thj of September. said he thought it was in ...
... advertising Columfl?: a meeting of the Irish National Volunteers “hL owe allegiance to the new constitution formu® ted by Mr John Redmond, will be held iP the Cornmarket at 1 o’clock te-morrow- The object of the meeting as set forth in the adver tisement ...
... Constable repreeentel the and mewed. who a *Wage mend his heed, ens not profeesiocally repro rented. Mary Walker, 2 Grattan — I the wife of John Walker, whom I sse present I an, married to tfmn three pars. Bs home from Limernk night me a telegram to meet hint ...
... his speedometer, down the Lower road on the evening in question. When he got to TLower Grattan Hill accused’s car Passed him between Lower Grattan Hill ang Grattan Hill, At what rate of speed was Mr. Phelan’s car going? 1 could not say—it was going rapidly ...
... and the attendance included Father Knowles. 0.8. A. • Rm. J. W. Sconnell, D.D. Meas. John J. * Horgan. ; James J. Hefei*. LLB.. solr.; 81. P. Fitrpatrick, /DC; John Horgan, T.C.; Matte, T.C.; D. R.D.C., James O'Connell, Capt. Collins, N.C.; Simon Mahar ...
... death from injuries sustained in a motor car accident of Christina Bowven, the six and a half year old child of John Bowen, labourer, Grattan hill, was resurmed yesterday afternoon at the South Infirmary, where the child died. The accident occurred on Thursday ...
... glJoratan Cronin. oho boot standing at the took ht, oot. Fitaggrald that ha be armed to record' ht. vote, bet Tho Lord Mayor th.. A gar , announced. . . . , . . dot larril Ilr John Horgan then in a not.. ft that the City bo mkni to prepare an uphaiting Dasher ...
... “In view of the character of the house, and the case hed been met, Se. of the men on the pramrizes was fined 2s 6d. of John Grattan strest, refusing to mises Teqnested to do 20, and with com- the bar mitting an assault on The Sergeant stated that on being ...
... Christina (Christie), only daughter of John Nagle, Doeuraile. LAWTON—WALSH—On October 12th, 1911, at the Convent Chapel, Rushbrook, with Nuptial Mam, by the Venerable Archdeacon Hutch. P.P., DO.. V.F., Midleton, Dr. John J. Lawton, Midleton, ton of the late ...
... 1912. STABBING A WIFE CASE IN CORK. REMARKABLE EVIDENCE. At Cork Polka Friday. llso nmiinst John Walker, 2 Grattan street, of unlawfully assaulted arid beaten wife, Mary Walker, by stabbing her with • lath. ci. again before the llead.canstable Butler ...