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... Body Washed Ashore at Grattan Road The body of a well-built, well| ‘;dresxcd young man was wushedl ‘ashore at the Grattan Rd. strand ‘this morning. The discovery wus‘ !lnade by Mr- John Creaven, | Menlo, Galway who was cycling |past at the time: About ...
... quart*r srm* Grattan with hi* l« arm«, compllvnro w.ib a proviso '■ the *ill lh» la if •? floo. Jatnea Grattan, T nnehtneh. o-u- tv Wtc«' -w At rtpur, Linv* «*n Sunl*T Peter T«jl Keq .of • Al the North Streiid. I.imerKJ:. tlie wife Mr. John Pitt*, » .touchier ...
... Grome, Joseph Philip Daly. George Davis. John T. Egan, James Evans, O'ConnoE Henchy. John J. Lopdell, O'Connor Martin. (One Vacmit). Ensigns— Patrick O'Connor, M. Browne, Thomas Woods, Heim - fetirwan, John D. Devereux. Ann jt —Vacant. Pay mas per —Seymour ...
... Garda Reduction: Crime Increase GRATTAN ROAD ACCIDENT SEQUEL The scenery was ideal, fitting in witn the colourful story of old Spain an! Messrs, John Mulhern and Archie Barnett deserve a clap on the back for a job well done. Lighting, too, was perfect ...
... energy, and when he resumed Ids seat, the meeting gave several rounds of enthusiastic applause. John Power, Esq., proposed the first resolution. Henry Grattan, Esq., M.P., seconded the reso, lution For what had they met Was it not assert the principles ...
... Bag- Square. Join 11cDoegall, Byre John J. Eyre Square. Keg, Flood-street. raiment D. Berke, William H. Holliday. Rm., fleshy Park. George Neck, Fig., Erra-msare, James M. Campb4 E.g. High-Mreet. Moms Grady, Wait. John Ward. Esq.. Malliaalke• Bartholomew ...
... sistenlly Hinl pass the arms act tor I.ngland— hear) . > „„ acr'ounl b» tllu.lnou, .l.scrnt, lor hud uir ,. „f heredtt.rjf lit • o gr. •o y r( m 1 - I . The arms ol 17>- whieh hisf.thor ginr him—'chorrs ; name () I.s - * 1 arms ahii'li, tboir |*o>sr ...
... THE LIFE A BRITISH SOLDIER. Fft OM THE BRIGHTON HKRALI>) The British solder is the most severely tried man-at-arms whom the world has ever seen. Inferior m point of to that of the least of the four hrst rate powers, the tOeh. army has a greater amount ...
... wcaponed arm of the patriot that can alone avail against despotism (loud cheers)- Then, u»v lord, 1 not disclaim the use of arms immoral, nor do believe . is the truth to say that the Got> ot Hoavcn with* holds h»» sanction from tho us© of arms. From the ...
... for John Cassell’s Coffee ; then inquire of that Agent for ings are instituted against the person guilty this flagrant “John Cassell’s Coffee not be persuaded to take any and disgraceful fraud. And John Cassell hereby gives other Coffee than John Cassell's ...
... , , . . i i . , John O’Nt ill, another wa» Arthoi Hill Irwin, Lord functionary there having 8, .00 policemen, armed f ointer l y ma j o r in the army ; but exchan *, t)unirannolli anot | ie r Mr. Trant, good count and furnished with ball, in Ins nomination ...
... AN ENC. 1.1•4.1 BARQUE WHECKE.II-SUI- I . FEKINGS OF THE RESCUE!). - 0 _ Captain John Eynon, of the steamship Cite of 1 Profound in a public ramblers has Arlin, arrive I Yesterday. reports : -December in ' thee neatly deeerdel-• One migle hove the weallairds ...