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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... believe that tbs 111-n rp in arm, during that Wee. justifed. hut queation the prudence or of recalling to men's minds the ter. r.ble •v..ms that rerind no in if,-. h: torn of the muntry. To to prove that the men nf '9B were in in arm. grains( the fearfnl tyranny ...
... .in the chair: T. An-. drew., M. J. O'Riordan. J. Cowart. and Alderman Kelleher. The in which Patrick Callaghan, Are. 6, Grattan hill, awned with , on Constable Nichotes Barry, •nd in which mi. I dearer on. given on that day fortnight. I Mr. Moloney, ...
... sigma that Ireland shout to renew it. youth Phis.); it was root to unite the various ekments of their national life in • great arm trrnty in the near future (apples.). The accredtted representatives of thts country hod year after year told them in Great Britoil ...
... Healy, Bry. Dillon Fbremars; o'slullatie, J. Coughlan, P. Ballivan, C. Hobart, John O'Sullivan, T. 'arty, Ahern, Michael Cogan, D Riordan, E. Barry, Rillsarry Hurling Club; John Bradshaw, It. J. Man. ning, W. McCarthy, P. Curtin, Butter Es. change; J. J ...
... Wolfe Tone wished to do for Ireland, and following wy to and including ] Mr. RIRRELL- The number of magistrete: Grattan, immorta! Grattan, who. “when the liberties of Ireland were in the | in in the ~eare 1905 to 1910 ws forth 190, 299, X81 end 317 balance ...
... bt3llatra•• fa which a arm wad Jammu& Hearigan, of tie timber received yam aware woods on and aad face. the few tkya tbis to has Um temporary quarters of • of tinhorn umbering dose ea tbirty—iatiodial sien, weesen, and reerMq day thugs armed of the tows end ...
... GOULDING'S LETTER. NO SURRENDER. Thr Ilechania' Hall. Grattan street, thronged te inernveniencts Sunday when meeting of the men on etrike mid their porters was addressed by Messrs Walter Halls, P. Lynch. and John Good. Mr. C. Hobart, who preeided, uid he ru very ...
... At the °rattans showed the way to their nwponeetg. sod increased the to the the score : —Henry Grattan's, 4 goals I point; Glenville I noiat. Henry Grattan's—.l. O'Mabony leaptainl. f. D. Casey. J. Bradlee. M. B. -Nol:e. N. McSweeney. T. Ring, M. W. J ...
... well-known work, and is a worthy successor to her former efforts, an the foreword the author states that her story deals with the arms and rules of the Onder of the White Lady of the Green Shield, which was founded m France in the 14th century. The Knights of ...