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... O'Ferrail, Mr. G. Limbart, Mr. R. 51. Ardagb, Chief Superiotentlent 516nithon, Supetinlenalent Finnatiene, Dr belsual, Mr John Robinson, Mr John Martin, &c. being first admitted. the collegians, &c., crowd, d round the horse police cod eagerly emitted their ...
... promoted ; John Linton Arsbin Symmons, promoted ; Richard Tyldcn. vice Hainley, promoted; Philip John Stapleton Barry, vice Beatty, promoted Henry Arthur White, vice Gordon, promoted ; Paul Bernard Whiltingbnm, vice Dill, promoted ; Philips John Hornby, ...
... provocation. The cowardly conduct did not stop here; fora poor woman, an Englishwoman, who was carrying mulatto child in her arms, was struck in the face, and the child knocked down. In both these cases no defence was made. These republican sailors were ...
... Worcestershire, one; Ang:seea, Carnarvon, Denbigh, Flint, Mirrioneth, Montwimery, 055; Pembroke, Carmarthen, Glamorgan, one; Cardigan. Ra bun% Brecon, liereford, Monmouth, oar; Derby, one; Nottingham and one; Warwick, one; Northampton and Rutland, on'; Lincoln ...
... Thomas Dooly, 'John O’Connor, 'Joseph Thomas O'Connor, Pat M Mic’-.a'l M'Nanr.ara, John Kean, Thomas Kean, John Doherty, Thomas M‘N’amara, James Doherty, Edmund Doherty, John M'Cormack, Pat Neylan, John liloy, ...
... gentlemen. nunUs of Springfield College, passed in the *nd di«. Master Thomas Turner, eon Dr. Tnrn« sf John's. Tuam ; end Mato fc“n t he late John Melon, Em,.. I.P r ...
... bought laondon; they pretended that if they cave ns money we would buy interest in relieving the distresses of the people, arm;, and it required all tho were engaged in delivering tickets, when the In ofllce to induce them to give some money for the pur- ...
... like excesses in Ireland. The house and all its galieiHs and avenues were crowded nt early hoar, and at quarter before Lord John Russell rose to make his promised appeal. He had obviously been bestowing considerable pains upon ; but lie seemed to oppressed ...
... was treated—Ceesar H. Hawkins, William Ferguson, T. 11. Curling, James Paget, Presoott Hewett, J. Ashton Bostook, John Eric Enchsen, John Birkett, George Polloot. Bouvrica's POWDER is sow used by ell respectable faniiiies for making delicious custards ...
... tBOo. FENIAN TRIALS. {Continued from our Fourth Page .) | All Ibis, gentlemen, is for von. But do not be led | astray. The arming of the people is high crime , , but it is not treason. d not become treason half mile of tbe Castle of Dublin for that is ...
... Miehael Kennelly. Kih/uanr. —John Eagar. Ki/garrglandr —John L. UalliHacuurti/. —James Moriarty. Ballinruher. —Timothy Moriarty. Dat’u- M'EUigotl. —J. Hurley, Francis Chute. - tleisland. —Edward Hartnett, John Poncl, John Miles. John Lloyd, ...
... complainant’s land. The defendant did not appear. The offence being clearly proved, the court imposed a find of 6d and costs. John Fahy summoned Michael Moylan for leaving bis service. The plaintiff stated that he agreed with Moylan on the first March for ...