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... without th* pofitlr* «■ *| fo* p***on uring thorn: at tb* mto* time It i*a* not toyed* *r driay, for aa inalant, the nae uf th* arm when to aet. Tb* invwtor, we badwatand, ha* obtainad be atom ad th* Carman Slate*, and baa applied to dtom for tb* mm* admntag*; ...
... of Physicians, heard appeal Dr. Grattan against the College, for expelling him in consequence of some hook written against some the Fellows, and attributed to the Doctor. The Chief Justice gave judgment that Dr. Grattan should be reinstated his Fellowrhip ...
... party armed with bludfenn# came and the people front tiie carriage; aritoea* aaw atone* thrown out of the eftrird the carriage and the people in it; >H« awiaea atrunk the gentlemen In the carriage; the • mob w»a armed with eery large stick*; aaw John Grattan ...
... Per W F Conway, Esg, ftma the Rer. John H>a , *, r l , C *l. Tbomat Geo. Wood., Boihs. P, Alb boy. County MsoUl, tmdnd. Micbaol Cslbo, Major WHIa, Major Swau. Captain Oseisw, lngsl.flrsmJsmeaL Gannon. SI. from John I*„ot{ u . Porrell, Chri.topbiluo Clmeh ...
... Michael Dillon Bellew, John Walsh, Nicholas Mahon, James Dwyer, Richard O'Gormsti, John Lawless, ' John Dillon, John Redmond, F. W. Conway, Terence J. Dolan, Pierse Ronayne, Nichola* Cornyn, R. M. Bellew, Thomas Clpney, John Reynold*, Jame* ...
... H«o J E..lh..pe John ri^. “ o^nU.w-.L-H K. H «o G *° Trnny—a Kltl-o CulhWrt S>r P B»UbjrEnni*in»re Vi«ct Ja . H. Em.. - N John Fw-kerl y White J H Sir R C T H«r.r. FUMrr.td.Kt HnMW.imo. Ho.^ mM.•«. !*« Hit. Vrilrtmt Vt«i>* Fi.Mrr. FU»*M*ld. 3««h. S ...
... Montgomery street, painter and giaaier. Bel Hard Gallogher, Church street, dealer. John Tierney, of Allcuwood, co. Kildare, fainter. Wm. Gray, Fleet street, of nruaie. John Foley, abbotstieet, bricklayer. James Delany, jun. of Eden Quay, ship «nd comm.«i ...
... Newtown, Thtirles, was at. tacked by fire men, who demanded fire arms. They were answered from within by Mr. Burke's son. Thomas, who was educated loi the Catholic Church, that they had arms, hut not for them. The banditti then broke the windows ihsv could ...
... Motrisney, who ex-1 horled his congregation from the altar on the subject. Tha \ above was solitary instance of the robbery of arms in that i neighbourhood.—ConmW Advertiser. On Sunday night laat, the Mullinahonn and KiL ' maganey Police succeeded in arresting ...
... Moore—Bill to regulot* the buying and telliag «r Hay and Straw, within tbs city, libertiw, and viciaity Dnhlin. 4. Mr. Henry Grattan—T« far Brturm fa CMKnlßtancn of Um Paritif Board, DnUtn {—alao, ffai the CoMinlnloiion of WWa Straata, Dublin; —atao, fr«« ...
... iuniediately returned a veidict of Guilty. Catherine Kelly and Margaret were Indicted for stealing a cow, tlte property of John Kealy. John Kealy deposed that live* in Salima ; that a cow wa» stolen front him on the 14lh ult. out of his field in Salons ; the ...
... men’s in investigatiooa of this nstura. The Ecclesiastical Register, edited under, the sanction tbe Board of First Fruits, by John C. Eick, A.M.,” and which Board consists of the Archbishops and Bishops, the Lord Chancellor, Chief and Law Officcra—the E ...