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... it at once surrendered. On this ooesion a convent of Augustinian Friars was plundered, and the fraternity, refusing to bear arms against their country, put to the sword. Mr. Bore, as usual, scoffs at this silly tradition. But a far more detailed aeenunt ...
... . Mr. James Mackey. do.,and Mr. Edward Sheehy, Coolsleey. All fires were dealt _ with elliciently.. last John F. Reynolds, Burris, and Garda John Galavin Bagenalstown have been successful in the qualifying examination for promotion to the rank of sergeant ...
... hulked Irk* 2d, llid. Bd. 4d. Great doable width, mimed to 6id, ed, lod. saddles@ is packet (61.) mad (1/. b4r.. 2/. Delicious arms. dietetie esstalsiog properties—Vide Acelysta. Of all Mom, Groom, Obenlets.sad Oesfecitiosers or Neestecitauters Commis (Pum)ces ...
... the Minister for Finance from the decision of Judge Doyle in the Wexford Circuit Court awarding Senator Sir Thomas Henry Grattan Esmond. £&5,100 compensation for the burning of his mansion and contents at Ballynestregh Co. Wexford, in March, 19`x1. The ...
... Statu_te Acres of Masured Ground_ for Corn. UNDERWEAR, HATS, OVER• .4 htahoPgy %Ober Ts faith Stair Lino, Mahopity• Hall Stana 2 Arm- Stock herded, but no responsibility for accident. COATS. COVERT COATS/FOOT. • 4. chairs Kitchen T faith Drawer, Mahogan ...
... Obstruction. Wexford Corporation summoned DZ. Fenian, Duke-street, and John Smith, do., for causing obstruction by leaving cars on the street. Mr. Kavanagh for the complainants. John fishes, Town Sergeant, stated that on the Ist November he found an unyoked ...
... sacred cause of liberty—in defence of home and altar. The men of '9B by their matchless courage and brave stand against the armed and well discillined soldiery of England, when they had been goaded into insurrection by tortures and persecutions of the most ...
... numbers, and ill-armed, faced in fight the diviplinod legions of their country's :yrant, and on more than one well-oonrested field lowered his proud and naunting flag in the dust, and did not finally lay down their arms till the Whole Armed Might of a Great ...
... and small arms, loaned by Mr. J M Hearne, Chilocanb House, New Rees; old musket, loaned by Mr. T. P. Reenter, Mahon House; battle axe of the 15th century loaned by Mr. N, J. Murphy, P.C. Kibmokee, Campile; blue derbuss and different periods arms collection ...
... M. 'Furlong, Rdfr,w) eaatleh Edward O'Loughlin 'PIC.; John 'Murphy, P.L.U.; Ed: sieplww. Duncannou; Captain Toole, CConnpholly' New r Peter Roes; Connoll 4Ctnela y, Nichs. C .lus FurlaK Deacon, John Furlong, Riclid. W sffo S.. rd, Olanc MI. Ryan, Ml. ott ...
... include all the latest productions of the French, German, and Englisn factories. Iline Cotton Snooks. la. Ild., 2s. 8.1. Cardigan Jackets, Is. lid.. ls. 11.1., to Le. 11d. Cotton .Dbirts, 114., Is. 24., and 1.. till. Knitted Cotton Drawers, 11d., IS. ...
... reel Mr. John 1 1 Voss's troupe—Mary /ennelly, Kath leer lal:on and Chrissie /allot) won 2nd Iprize. std in the four-hand reel 'chary Ahoe Coyle, Kathleen Fallon and Chris, Fallon won 2nd prize. Alll the nbove-mentioned are pupils of Mr John VOSS'S School ...