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... Memm. *ferment & Co.; two nice were, killed and it is feared that two or three are fatally injured. Terre young men, John Connell, John Barrett, and Desk Burke, were on Monday lam, drowned in the Abbey river, mar l.im.•rick, by the momtting of a to at ...
... Hon A Cole, T Connolly, il L Cony, J Devereux, Dickson, Col Dunne, W. Fagan, Sir R A Ferguson, Fitzpatrick, W 0 Gore, Il Grattan, J Greene, Edward Grogan, G A Hamilton, J Hamilton, Lord Edwin Hill Captain Jones, R Ker, W Cnllagh, T Meagher, Hon J Maxwell ...
... it is thought, set fire to unoccupied thatched home, the property of Mr John Lanigan, Tcmpleinore, lor the purpose of making a bon-fire” in celebration of the festival St. John. The house, which must have made huge bou-fire,” was burned to the ground ...
... Ton,, Tynan's' I.ragu-•. 1 • .on Men's Society. eh•. Amtrig - J threw pretest were Rev E CC ; Messrs John D001y..1 P. Co C. Chairman Urban Couiteil ; John Bergin. Chairman Board of Guardians; Paarisk •Egaii. Chair man N.. 11/ IV; MA I. Kenneilly..l ('hair ...
... spirit ; and determination which exists will, we feel convinced, pul a stop to the outrages. The farmers arc ‘standing to their arms,’ they ought to do. If they can catch any of the miscreants without shootingthem.wcll; but let them make sure them, at any ...
... precious metal, while hie compatriots bewailed Erin's starvation. alma Amtnov.—On Tuesday night large party of armed men attacked the house of John M'Doonell, of etonestown. About belt the men entered the house and assaulted the owner and the other laureled ...
... urging Lord Cardigan withdraw those charges, did not officially intimate him his deliberate decision that every one them (Lord Cardigan) was in the wrong,and Ins commanding officer in the right Did not Lord Raglan also point out Lord Cardigan the deplorable ...
... and the noble institution of the Royal Academy. Seventy years aco Music was scarcely • popular the complsic ion,' of Arnold, Arms. fladyn, Beethoven, Mozart, Handel, and Mendelsohif delight the multitude. Seventy years ago Howard ball not travelled end ...
... Sunday evening last, Mr T Timmons, T. presiding, • very in• tcresting paper on the Patriot Parliament. 1689, wan read by Mr John Mahon, Assistant Secretary to the King's Co Council. A NATIONAL PARLIAMENT. In they' days when we seem to be on the eve of ...
... kketoral Ilia I'InTY SESSIt iNn—S irr en ‘r. previding—Richard Ilarkett. phoirmant. Thomas Harken. 1).1.. Jam,. nollearon. John I'. Grattan Curran. R.M, and the J•ooplt Morahan. A unman who hated her name to he Midget Rrf I. was hron,ht up in eh on by atith ...
... Gamy, Mr Henry Davis wee moved to the chair ; Adam Mitchell, George Dooly, Edward Treaty. Stephen Mathew a, T. Winter. John Grattan. Thos. Go den. Wm Fitzpalrick, B. W. Foyle, Thomas Roe, M. Keane, Harker Thacker, J.P, William Kingston, and William Woods ...
... with a farmer named John Mooney, of Canyeroar, Gortavoy. She took the child there with her in perfect health, in which condition it remained till about a mouth ago, when strange swellings and dark spots appeared upon its legs, arms, and face. From day ...