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... James, 18 High street Chapman Joseph, 15 Essex quay Carpenter T and J, 45 Thomas street Connor Patrick, 160 Thomas street Carroll Patrick, 124 Thomas street Connolly Thomas, 80 Thomas street Clarke Michael, 25 High street Carey John, Digges ...
... the condition of the people re-111111114 unimproved. They cannot support themselves in the laud of their fathers, and the hardy and loyal Highlander is in danger of being converted into a profeseional mendicant. There is need of a complete and final remedy ...
... Brewing-pans. for the most respectable houses through Ireland. The highest price allowed for copper, brass, or broken bells. 15, Thomas:strret, March. 1852. To the People. acts are Stubborn Things. IT IS A FACT—That It is a part of a man's nature to love the ...
... Capelstreet O'FLAHERTY and DILLON, Solicitors for the Plaintiffs in the cause of Koran v. Nolan, 31, Upper Ormond-quay ; WILLIAM THOMAS GALWAY, Solicitor for Receiver in said cause, 90. Lower Gardiner-street : PA MICK NOW LAN, Eeq., Solicitor for the Owners ...
... silly southern maids, who bad so often thought before that there was naught in nature fairer than themselves ; whit,: a few hardy southerners, proof against such awfully cold weather, got up a little excitement in the way of sleigh-riding, imitating ...
... to remove suspicion from himself, implicated unjustly the following individuals :—Owen Burke, Thos. *Muth' James M`Donald, Thomas M'lnalty, and .John Boyle. Tha statement he had made in,his second declaration at the trial, of having seen the above five ...
... purpose is not to teach men how to sin, but to teach the Priest how to discriminate between sin and sinhow to terrify the hardy criminal, and, if need be, to comfort the scrupulous, and bring an erroneous conscience to the light of justice. We will also ...
... the first hour of the riot, that four Irish houses were operatives, as a class, are concerned, is such as to thus stated :—Thomas Eskrigge, Esq., of Heaton I sacked ; and it was in Rock-row that Mr. heetham baffle the most penetrating and experienced lawyer ...
... mob there break the windows of the house, chapel, and schools ; saw Thomas Walker breaking the chapel door with a staff; others were doing the same; after the door was broken in Thomas Walker went in, and l after two or three minutes he came out with a ...
... from the Maje st y of would have been my portion. If I had consented to the request of Sir William Bet ham—(it Philip Dixon Hardy but Sir William Bethr v.!' acted as Sir Culling's friend)—and arranged with him. to send a letter of indignation to Marseilles ...
... nts for hi+ day, as aLso to Sir Thomas Esmonde, D. L. ; Charles Kennedy, Esq. ; Mir Murphy, Richard Kelly, Esq. T.C. Kelly, Esq. J.P. ; John 011agan. Coroner ; lohn Ferguson Esq., T.C. Butler, Esq., T.C. ; Joseph Hardy, Es Win. Ford, Esq., Town Clerk ...
... MINISTERS OP OTHIP.R DRVONTNATIONR. 20. Dr. O. A. Browuson, Boston. `2l. George Leach, do. 22. Prot. Oertel, New York. 23. Porter Thomas, do. The army and navy have afforded large numbers of converts to the Faith. Among those whom we just now remember and know ...