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... on Saturday last a tramp who gave his name as John Sharp, Bin. was charged at the suit of the Guardians of Dunshaughlin Union with breaking 250 panes of glass in the workhouse, value for /4 13s 4d. Thomas Arm strong, porter, proved the offence, and said ...
... of the Irish Party in attendance last evening for the anticipated division. Mr Nannetti, who looked remarkably well, and Mr John Cullinan, who is also greatly improved in health, both braved the orders of their doctors, and inaisted on coming down to record ...
... steadfastly have we been looking there for the past century or so (since we lost Grattan's Parliament), that we have •almost developed an eastern squint. We speak of John Bull and his doings day and night ; we acoept his outlook on life almost as•onr own ...
... country, which, as producer, would have food dear, and the city, which, as consumer, would have cheap, there is a sort of armed peace. In Ireland the strain between them may very well call into existence an Agrarian Party set over against the Labour Party ...
... year. Come in your thousands and join the society which follows in the footprints of Henry Grattan—Unity, Nationality sod Benevolence. Be a brother in arms with John Redmond, Lester of the Irish Hare. tAt.t. thou'', Itsciscso.l THE MAN FROM BALLYRAGGET. ...
... years later when hese revived in Engleadand in a much more dangerous, aggreseive and tyrannical form in Ireland. In 1680, arming out of a quarrel between a Protestant and a Catholic in County Armagh, religions factions were set in motion, and ire Protestants ...
... leg, as •it were, to London (though Heaven forgive me for using such an unladylike expression) because I must wait for John, and John won't be back and ready to start for our country cottage until Christmas Eve at the earliest. And me with a maid that' ...
... was objected to. Clem 11. let prise Mr D Brunton, ploughman, Jenne Callen. 2nd prixMr James Odra. 3rd prise Mr John Brady, ploughmen, John Clam 111. let prim Mr James Cle r itL lP Ploegleman, owner. 2nd pre Mr Therm Well, plongiunse, owner. 3rd pries ...
... number of boats using the canal, and for which you are entitled to charge Li per. trip. At present only one Arm have boats on the canal, namely, Maws John Bpioer A Co, Ltd, Navan. The following letter hem been received from that firm showing that recently they ...
... in every part of Ireland they have found a universal National demand, in view of the fate of Grattan's Parliament, for the immediate organisation and arming of the Volunteer force and for the maintenance of the Volunteers as the future safeguard and defence ...
... Ireland A Vast Armed gimp._ LONDON, July, Ist—When the Bill to amend the bilk Home Rule Bill came up today for second reading in the House of Lords, the Marquis of Lansdowne, the Unionist Leader, announced that Ireland was one east armed camp, it was necessary ...
... glorious swetherien, and above all, was it connected from immemorial with the name of one who, in his opinion, was a reel patriot, John Boyle O'Reilly (applause). Therefore be could easily usderatand how an organisation like the Volunteer movement which bad been ...