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... use of the Irish ?rode Mark. It is now used by over r. 7 0 Arms, and Mr. Boland anticipates that in a few years there will be no Irish homes which will not be taking adman' tar of it. Those Arms, however, which are still indifferent to it &cold hurry up ...
... carrying arms. It will make this country odious in the eyes of the world.' Mr. Hendeisoo read a letter he had recriced from tko mother of Xdward Potter, OM of the accused. and the reading was art ompanied by groans. THE WORST WAY Sir John Simon Examines ...
... it. Grattan praposel it in the House of Commons, and the slavish Haase of Commons was afraid to coil IS, aril it was thrown out. The moment it wee thrawa out, Grattan fell bAek and saw the 50,000 aimed nice, ant sa.d.— Here are meta with arms in their ...
... pariormald. in the employment of Dr. Parsons. Further charges were now satered against the wetessel. namely, stealing from Grattan Hotel two gents.' overcoats value FM, the property of the proprietor, Mr. McCarthy. Evidence was given by Mi t e Morph y of ...
... LECTURES FOR JUVENILES. Oo Wean.aday next Mr J P John-00. M A, will giro olio first of • atria of az lecture. in rim alma.* of r. &gal Dublin floeinty. beginning at pm. Sim leo: nem am intended for audience.. and it may b. .•fely pr.di dad That ilay will ...
... asks for some details concerning the career of John Augustus O'Shea, the celebrated Irish journalist NEW WORLD WIT. Any t. 41 ran make war, says feed Curs.,. That in the moon why wise ogee hare to arm Otarrehes.—Boateu 'frau script. A writer !aye ...
... and nine in.. while driving a bone and car across Grattan quay a horse yoked to a lorry was proceeding along thequay; that he (defendant' pulled up. and after starting the horse again a cyclist, Mr. John MT/alter, came alone behind the lorry and came into ...
... PROMISSOET ricers MIL of and shallot* Wed. lust Letters dnalicatioa prompt attertou. and mantling bd. are waited by • la coniplet• %arms akttually amerced. CHASSE actually Special quotatansa for Short Leona In (emitters. , to - ADVANCES (Leicester), Ltd. 11.EXCHEWER ...
... IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC. JOHN JA MESON AND 80$15 • • • WHIt4KEY, M. J. MALI'S, KNOCKXAROON HILL 234 Ott YOUR 11. SPIRO. taws M lbw I bass sod pus-Maths. I still In wort dr. Polak prior Worsts 1. Ibis . I. Matt won I A A Loos a.Nerin. *dad. Jos ales, kept ...
... Parliamentary is oboes dam podia,. sod hard Inds, at went amerhar—Charles imam Fos. I North Allele of the New.]3. mauls@ of John 1 11sater, the wens rammed here twee Ps 1659 by the Nepal Ostlers of 8. • trio of architects he tegethor—Sir= Ifew.7. drips ...
... of she trade iie gold letters. Presi• dent, Mr. Thomas Fri); secretary, T Bryne; trade marshal, Mr. John Timmons; stewards, Messrs Charles Mortin and John Maher. Irish National Foresters—Branch Owen Roe O'Neill. branch will he represented by 100 inernbeee ...
... Irish Parliament had only to stop the voice of Grattan and every patriotic man. By that act it was declared illegal for every Irishman to carry arms; and the Volunteers were disarmed. No sooner were the arms, the guns and artillery taken from them, and ...