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... carrying arms. It will make this country odious in the eyes of the world.' Mr. Hendeisoo read a letter he had recriced from tko mother of Xdward Potter, OM of the accused. and the reading was art ompanied by groans. THE WORST WAY Sir John Simon Examines ...
... pariormald. in the employment of Dr. Parsons. Further charges were now satered against the wetessel. namely, stealing from Grattan Hotel two gents.' overcoats value FM, the property of the proprietor, Mr. McCarthy. Evidence was given by Mi t e Morph y of ...
... forty persons are lying More or less seriously wounded in the hospitals. During Curfew hours last night a party or parties of armed men. some of them disguised. visited many houses—principally in the Northern district of Belfast. and inquired for a number ...
... Sul of Eyes, from whom this street received its name. was Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. from 1672 to 1677. It'saex Bridge, as Grattan Bridge 'ear formerly called. was also named after this nobleman. 1 Dublin. and for that matter. Ireland, hie 'little cause ...
... Victoria, Windsor, Ca. ilogan, and a host of other similar titles, whilst the esteemed names of George Petrie, John O'Donovan, Eugene °Tully, John Hogav, .1. T. Gilbert, Charles Halidav, persnnsges intimately connected with Dublin, together with the vast ...
... so up to the rather portion of nineteenth century. Many mindsets of the Irish Parliament lived here in the palmy days of Grattan's Legislature, when Dublin was the capital of a country goviened withl the consent of its own people. Among the great ones ...
... Hamar Greenwood said them could be ro peace mitil the Irish Republican leaders bad surrendered, delivered up their arms, or been arrested. John Fleming, vicer of Jutland Battle, shot dead in Cork. FAUNA% debate in Commons. Ede;nle and Martin Fitzgerald sentenced ...
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... which • military dispatch rider was mortally wounded and docamenm, • revolver, and, it is believed, • motor cycle seised. Two armed civilians tool. up • position at corner of Mount Shannon road, and as the leading dispatch ntUrr appoariote 04.. Ir.. ordered ...
... as,' celebrated lamb Marmot: or Monthly John Mitchel, who too ill to be prevent. however. too mash interested in what es me Asylum o f ist ep t ar s e d H nsg , ap b y .o 'lbis pub. The chair wet occupied by John Blake heard. end asked if his comps • knew ...