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... EtboHad Dublin. Ddydd Gwener y cymerodd yr etholiad In am ranbarth St Stephan, Dublin. Yr yougeiswyr oeddynt : Count Plunkett (Cenedlaetholwr), a Mr Campbell (Undebwr). Cylsoeddwyd y caulyniad am ddau or gloch foreu ddydd Sadwrn, a chafwyd fod yr Undebwr ...
... THE RIOTS IN DUBLIN. The most serious riots which have occurred in Dublin for many years took place on Sunday afternoon. The disturbance arose out of an attesnpt to hold a Fenian amneetyPneetn in Plvenix Park, which was prohibited by the polioe Account ...
... TRAGEDY AT DUBLIN. A MOUIChOiI before Mr. Keys the Dublin Police-court on Mooday, In which a respectable man named Michael charged with the murder of his wife. He lea warder of Mcouttjoy Prison, aid Ida wife Margaret, 10 years younger than himself (be ...
... THE ARCHBISHOP OF DUBLIN AND THE NATIONALISTS. Lord Archbishop of Dublin. speaiing at • meeting, said: There are some at this primal day who reiin to loot forward with dismay to the futon, and there am some who as that those who Wag to our Church, or ...
... CRIMI IN DUBLIN The annual repel of the Chief Commissioner of Dublin Police is very mt.-resting. It is stated during the the number of ppnwno arrested for drunkennew was tr.. 29. Two-thirds if then. were pennile-s, and the remainder had in their poseesition ...
... THE DUBLIN OUTRAGE. Writing with reference to the Dublin outrage, ft London correspondent states that he bears on what should be good authority that the Dublin police imagine themselves to be in the possession of an important clue as to the perpetrators ...
... THE ABBASSUIATIONS IN DUBLIN. On Sunday racrelag, at St. Michael's Creek, Or ion Fleming said :— Oa last I 1 Dublin for the ' National kr Os I *sold not help feeling that than was a amnia lateness in the subject Arssotthilr bl d, sr present. to all thall ...
... THE DUBLIN TRAGEDY. INDIGNATION MEETING Ai Fi^L. On Tuesday evening, in accordau.-e with a num- erously .signed requisition, a public meeting was convened by the Chairman of Commissioners, to express horror and detestation of the horrible crime committed ...
... of Wales Hotel in caba, end the ether three were liberated, with an intimation that they would not be allowed to leave Dublin: Dublin Taylor 01TIt ALLIES. Daily spgrident with Admiral Rewetes expedition writer , Abyssusuin army of forty thousand infante ...
... SUNDAY AT DUBLIN. weather favoured the Dublin agitators on Sunday, and the nleetig on the Fifteen Acres was numerously attended. The estimates of the numbers vary; however, than usual. correspondent says that at the beginning of the proceedings there ...
... CHLIITILL DUBLIN. Golwg anhygyroh syddi'w gsafod ar y Us hwn sr y cysts!. Deehreawyd ei atda yn yA. 1206, • gheawyd of yny h. 1220. IJwokben y tynedfs, hyd - yn ddivred, yr °add stnrai fagyrsa, a niter o feryeill rhyftil, bidogsnorhallass, yn dwyn i got ...
... DUBLIN OUTRAGE. The remains of Reid, the bricklayer who is Cardiff-lime, Dublin, wino. Saaday interred at It generally OstLb. lemeeel wo.ild bar on a large sad it would Ihe sod bend. and is eamssquaris sumo of people al the gain tumoral, however, of vow ...