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... throat was affected ; , Mr. John Burke came in from the store at the mio- ment, and witness said to the deceased, in hie pre- since, Take care have they given you poison ? he then went into Mr. Burke's office; Mr. John Burke came running in, and asi| ...
... minutes after I t had placed him, Lord Cardigan called. Lord William was in the house when Lord Cardigan called on Saturday; he was in the drawing-room. I can't say if they met. Where I Lady William was when Lord Cardigan called, 'I don't re- icollect. I showed ...
... 'ROBBERY OF ARMS IN BELFAST. I On Wednesday right, or Thursday rmorning, the ,stablisl-nent of Mr. John Neill, gunmaker, High- street, was felontously entered, and fire-arms of different descriptions stolen. It appears that the s wap was shut and properly ...
... thirtywomenand children; anda alad wan heard swearing that his arm was so tired with killing that he could ecarce lift his hand above his head. The main authority for all this Is Sir John Temple, whoed story Is foinded upon the famous follos of Depositions ...
... DIrrisio--(Before Mr. O'Donel). a ?? s A voung man. named James -Frawily was I echalged on remand with baring stolen a cardigan jackes frtom .r John KM'DuDnenls shop, 4 Capel street. a Mr. Patriek Martin, assistant in the pawn offie, n1ig9 Gurch-street s'ated ...
... refased. John M'Crystal, Eagle House, Dean's Grange, refused. Patrick A.'Hugh, Abbey Viev, Little Bray, twice, refused. Ellen Moffttb 60 Grand Canal-street, confirmation, granted, Patricia O'Donovan, Castle-street, Little Brajy, tranifer, granted. John O'Neill ...
... D Smithwick, Alderman David Fenton, ex-Mayor; D Her- wick, Alderman John Goyle, Arthur MINMahon, 3 P; John J O'Shea, Alderman Patrick Rowan, R J Cal- lanan, Daniel O'Carroll, John Campion, THiFnds. T C; Robert O'Shea, M Byrne, T C; H H Beaman, Michael ...
... examining the books, the name of hir. Grattan ers was found inscribed on the fly leaves of several of the books. in The prisoners having been lodged in the station-house, in- kat formrtlon was sent to Mr. Grattan. es IlMr. Grattan who was in attendance to prosecute ...
... tkae a end use the suruname of Grattan in addition to and t before that of Bellow, and quarter the arms of Grattan Ii with his family armcs, in complianoe with a proviso in . the will of the lato Right Eon. James Grattan, of Tin- l- nebinob, county Wicklow ...
... brought o up inustody of Police-Constable. 147 B. c harged P by a Corporation watchman named Grattan with the following singular assault. From the evidence of Grattan it appeared that he was on watch at some Corporation works which are at present going on ...
... taste to resume the dress as prescribed by regula- tion for this arm of the service, and at once discard the s dirtv-coloured trousers, ?? nosy worn by this corps, a whim of Lord Cardigan's, and with which we understand Prince Albert bled nothing whatever ...
... ordered them to be put, bank. NRIAL OF JOHN SHIIUIDAN AND EDWARD F5TZGlBaSD, John Sheridan and Edward Fitzgerald were then placed at the bar, and indicted for that they, on the 5th of March, 1867, being armed with certain woa. pons, unlawfully did rise ...