... shade of brown, the carpet is ark grey with green border, and the six small chairs, arm-chairs, and two settees of the old-fashioned kind, with small back and one arm, are all covered in plain apricot-coloured casement doth. A more expensive settee in ...

... just as the incorruptible Grattan, and Plunket. and Beresford, and Foster all were at later period. Does impeach their honesty? Was Clare sincere •*s separatist, and was he a hypocrite only because he did earlier what Grattan did later ? But if all these ...

... charming lathers**. The part of the boy, always played by a female. for the first time represented by a boy, &Neter Henry Grattan. and his performance was astonishingly good. The other parts were s•tidactorily played. The scenery and mounting is equal ...

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... heard second shot. was wounded the shot, and I fell. Rooney fired the shot. The prisoner John Quigley, now present, handed the istol to I saw Lizzie O’Neill there. John passed the pistol behind Lizzie O’Neill’s back to Rooney, and I could not any what Quigley ...

... Pursuivant of Arms, and Portcullis Pursuivant of Arms, two attendants, the Speaker, full dress, with msco-boarer, and then the members of the House of Commons lines four. Mr. Chamberlain being observed in the front rank walking with Sir John Mow bray, the ...

... Sub-Constable John Redmond against Patrick Nugent of Kulygarran, for having unlicensed dog in bis possession. Fined fid and coats. Same complainant against John Scullion of Castletown, for like offence. Fined 2a fid and cosU. Sub-Constable John (Sonlnn, Innisrush ...

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... community the bereaved husband and relatives. The chief mourners were John M’Keown (husband), and Hugh Feeney (brothers), T. M’Kdlop Magil , M Killop, J. M Killop (relatives) Rev J Grattan P.P., Bullyclare, assisted by Rev E Diamond, P.P.. Glenarm, recited ...

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... made eight runs in his usual solid fashion, was bowled by W. Dalzetl. This bowler, bowling off a short run w.th a round ■'arm action, made the ball whip off very fast from the pitch, and no Ballymena player hereafter seemed likely to last long. S. Al ...

... that battle. Nelson is reported to have asked the midshipman, What have you come see, boy—an old sea lion with one eye and one arm?” The late Lieutenant, who '.•nod in the Abyssinian and Egyptian Expeditions, had met Livingstone on the African coast. A nice ...