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... entered the town about six p.m., threw up pickets on the male read, posted a guard at the palace, gave three cheers, piled arms, and secured a roof for the night. The whole force was much exhausted, after being up sine thiee a.m.; but our rest was much ...
... Derry; Mejor Adair, H. Hugh IPNeile, Erg.. J.P.; E. bPNeill, J.P. ; Godfrey Lyle, Esq., J.P.; IMbert Boor, Esq., .11'.; end John Young, hag., D.L. C. Stewart, Esq., Secretary; E. J. Cotten, &q., manner; and LIMO, 10,Ye111., Esq., collator to the company ...
... stealing a coat and cap, the property of John Stewart. John Stewart deposed that the cost and cup (produced] were his property. They were value AI les. John Campbell was °moaned, and deposed that he lived in Grattan Street. He got the pawn-ticket of • coat ...
... suffrage, Ireland WWI • rating one, forge ting that Scotland has a rating franchise as well. (Laughter.) He complains of the Arms Act; but H be think. that that is a harsh measure why does he not submit a proposal to the House for its Lion t (Hear. hear ...
... the chair. After the minutes of tLe previous meeting had Leen read and Armed, the wijourned debate, Whether Grattan or ()Tanned was the grrater Irishman, was te-opened by Mr. John Berridge. He was supported by Mesers. Corr and Kane. Toe side of iSConorll ...
... many men in Belfast, and I sad I did not know how that was. l'he mater of the caid WtSullagh had a widowed mother and a one-armed brother to support, and ought to have made it up, and witness rep 3 that it was all very well for them to so, but that he would ...
... Street, Donegan Square East, and Upper Artier Street, Talbot Street. Grattan Street, Academy Street. Curtis Street, Baird's Court, Great George's Street, Edward Street. William's Lane, and John Street; and at Old Park, near Belfast. For particulars, sae previous ...
... 2he were—M, W. E. Armstrong. 1.2 2s Mr. Jas. Megre. £3 8. (puichaseG. Lot 2—Prendase in Brown Square. in pouribion of Sir. John Conolly. don founder, held by vendors for a term of years, which will expire on Ist Augu.t. 1875, outject to a yodly rent of ...
... to sea once, and took another boy with him, and he say. he has been at Calcutta. Mr. John Duddy, on being examined, said the prisoner called at his place in Grattan Street on Monday morning, and said he had come for the Christian Brothers' subecription ...
... pa-riot Pr itestant fellowcountrymen P What Irish Catholic is there who does not worship with all the energies of his mind Grattan, Curran, Minket, Wolfe Tone, Boone, Fitzgerald, and Sheara—.4ll of them Pre estantii? And, therefore, it is abundantly evident ...
... Elraisy, WILLIAM LOi w lr s / Y, Arms ; WILLIAM SHIELB, WOINAMIDIAM, MkeinATALT; JAMES T. *HENNA, Duran rows; JAMBS BIMPSON, Lass HALL &MM. BOUTIN CHONMERY, Downerruca; THOMAS HAWtHORS, Amnesia', Mamma ; JAMES MAHON, JOHN THOMPSON, 41, &muss JOSEPH LYTLE ...
... who bad their eoustr7's welfare at heart should assemble were to be oto served distributed in all directions, and the Mil to arms was received and responded to in a manner e minently beoomior. Reports from the various districts were isid before the committee ...