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... suet exciting scene which was enacted in Harcourt-street on Friday afternoon. Oar correspondent, Mr J C Fitt- Acliary, of Grattan-terrace, Leinoter-road, Rathmines, says :--'• On my return from town this evening I withered a very minimal and exciting scene ...
... destruction, and others attacked Mr. Howiton,whoe daughter had raised him in her arms, wid had ,warded off several blows made at him, receiving severe injuries on her hand and arm in doing so. She states that but for the interference of two tneit, members ...
... ASSAULT OF A LADY AGAINST HER HUSBAND. At Fermi Petty Sessions. on Monday (before Major Lice., Mews Furlong, Richard Eaton, RM., John Beecher, Matthiae Henley, and Charles Bell), Lady Louisa Mogan charged Wchard Soread Morgan, her husband with an tumult, committel ...
... the value Thome Bridgford, John Grattan, Samuel H. of the improvements if the tenant left, or was Bolton, Jahn Shaw Smith, Richard Croft'', turned out, ahich he would receive in a lump Valentine Ryan, Patritik Norton John Ilinckson sum, whilst provision ...
... honourable position of a Judge for a Charlet' Riohoe Curran, Eq,A B, T C.D , eighth full quarter of a century. son of Henry Grattan of Birr, iu the The Attorney-General, Mr. O'Hagan, succeeds KV& County. Esq,, Barriste , -et•lew R.N. to the seat on the bench ...
... of the Velanteer forces se Me metted thee is mas le make Ireland pay ed *Um, eite was not allowed to artioimin lie et Wring arms for the de ol the UMW Neither the manner I. which the was raised nor the spirit shown by those wino in was favourable to the ...
... exhibited to the public gate for a week —or lain in state, as the phrase is—the mortal etmains of the late Fenian Head Centre, John Maliony, were on Sunday depeaited in what, we. Presume, is their last resting-place in Glasnevin , Cemetery. The funeral obsequies ...
... 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 ...
... the county. In addition to Mr. John Ennis, the followiw , gentlemen will become baronets :-1r. Dud'ey Cutts Harjoribanks, M.P. for Berwiek-upor.• Tweeds ; Air. P,yse L3veden, a relative of the late mepiliet for Cardigan of the male-ainnrrand Mr. Tempest ...
... countrymen. ChilpofiCii are Iriahmen, serving under the goterninent of Ireland. In Oude alone there are shindy enrolled 11,000 men armed, drilled and commanded hie ordinary soldiers. .4boat 4,000 of these men are Punjaubeee, 1 It has been stated to me by one of ...
... 'But, sir, he is not guilty I am sue !' 1 put in. hope not, for hill 41111 sake. But why Old you send him to that little in Cardigan 'You surely recollect, sir, the I v t last week my college chum. O'..ck Mal?' I MI-. red. he was about to start on • yachtios ...
... parish would any a ro d. oa m w w p. 64 e the sod oSib y pone* de Hon. L. IL benefit from the glebe-lands I wretched completely arm tie aa 1 for not renortio,; the ormorrmies on ,I. Itn2ere. he am a nealialfUnl g•at ;* sod , . • the o ._ „„.,,,,,,,,,. ...