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... right arm swathed and siting in a handkerchief from round his neck. He pats with his left hand the epaulette of Bomba, who, in the shape of monkey, rests like child on the inside of his big brother's left leg. The monkey holds in his folded arms a cat ...
... the jury:— Richard Perrin, foreman ; Richard Downing, John Doyle, Ambrose Nugent, Thomas Mathews, Riehard Wm. O’Callagban, John Edmondson, John Kelly, John Grattan, Robert Greene, John Coghlan, and ...
... Kepple—Claimant purchased the farm from John WA lecie. Hu was now the tenant and paid the rent. He lived with his mother. Could not say who was rated. The Rate Collector—This farm is still rated in the name of John M'Aleese, the former tenant. Mr. Dickie ...
... LATE REV. JOHN M CONALOGUE, P.P carried ine school from which there 'went forth 137 young men who became priests. C'Donovan, In his Letters, refers to the school, and says that he did not meet in Ireland a more cultured man than Mr. M'Cioskey. REAL LEADER ...
... SIB JOHN FRANKLIN’S ARCTIC EXPEDITION. following report has been the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, from the Hudson’s Hay Company Kiddle House, Detroit, S., Feb. 28,1832. Sib—l beg aci|iiaiui you that arrived here to-day, and that ray search for ...
... 28—Rev. John Henthcemn nals some intecesting articies inclui'!b:;gneDD..icholar. author, and ing “State Craft in Ireland,” “Notes antiquary, died 1869. Jchn Bovle cn Irish Dress and Arms in the 16:h O'Reilly ‘Feniin, poct, journalist Ce‘mu:y.lThe Disaster ...
... Rangers. Mr. D. Martin acted as referee. and lined out the teams as follows: —Glenvale—J. Stewart; P. M'Grattan, T. Rankin; C. Al'Alister. W, M'Grattan, A. Clarke; J. Doherty. J. Todd, T. Martin, J. Millar, and .1. Edmundson. Rangers—N. Camels; G. Gage, ...
... On Wednesday John Tawell, merchant, aged 61, was indicted at Aylesbury for the wilful murder of Sarah Hart, by administering to her deadly poison called prussic acid. He was attired in a suit of black, made after the fashion generally adopted the Society ...
... ew arms. The Rrvrd will promote to (lie rank Major-Octtonil, Tiikrs Shall b« no mobk a—A »hip It on lli« oeetn ; Lieiilpii«ni-(,‘oloi>*»!* nf Ilia followina regiment* 3b ...
... returned the fire, but it is not known any person was injured. The police left the seised arms Blarney Barracks, apd, returning to the district, found more arms and ammunition in another house. Early Wednesday morning the military stationed Dundalk made ...
... Anmy of Defence -established since the great days of Grattan.” The letter states: “The Irish Volunteers will be an arm and a possession of the whole nation.” ...
... InuiskilUig*’ Gallantry cess of the old Foot St. Lucia. The 87th the time was serving »n John Moore’. Brigade. the morning of May 84, 1796, the regiment was ordered np to attack the petition, and after » brisk engagement it drove in the strong advance ...