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... Captain John F. Csvanangh, commanding. Lieutenant William Sweetman, Irish coast pilot. Eneign Henry O’Neill, second officer. Thomas Hardy, seaman. John O'Connor, seaman. Andrew White, seaman. James Lawless, seaman. John Mullen, ship’s conk and steward. John ...
... Richard Walsh, Castlebar Thomas Bodkin, Esq, M D, Tuam Rev Thomas Walsh, A. Clare Island Rev Patrick MaoNamara, P, Cahirllstrune Mr Denis Shine, merchant, Mr John Ryau, Tuam Rev James FJannelly, P, Miltown Rev Thomas O’Malley, Islandeady From a ...
... the prooeedines in the oouru-martial held in the cases Sergeant M'Carthy, Corporal Thomas Chambers, and John 0 Brian, connoted for breach of the Articles of War? Mr. Hardy—According the Articles of War anyone who has been tried oourt-insrtia), anyone bis ...
... AFFAIR. On Friday week the men in custody on the ohargi having killed Lord Leitrim, were again brought before the magistrates. Thomas Carr, County In specter, deposed that near the scene the murdet a piece paper, that appeared to have contained lead, or shot ...
... scalp wound. Sarah Slame, aged nineteen, Millfield, severe scalp wound. Thomas Bruce, aged twenty-seven, Alton-street, labourer, contusion of the head, and scalp wound, Catherine Hardy, aged twenty, Grattan-street, incised wound of eye. John Holden, aged ...
... proposed the settlement of the Land question by some such plans have sketched in the pamphlets herewith. “In my letters signed Thomas Brown the Younger,’ published in the Ikishman some four years ago, I showed by unerring figures that Ireland lost two thousand ...
... papers please copy.) Information Wanted of Thomas and Bridget Kenny (maiden name Browne), who emigrated from Dublin for Sydney about 15 years ago ; when last heard of Thomas Kenny was employed by Messrs. Hardy, Brothers, South Head Road, Sydney. Any i ...
... own colonels, some of them gentlemen of the Pale, some of the old Irish. Colonel Byrne led his regiment (rather his clan) of hardy Wicklow mountaineers. Colonel Wall's of the same region followed. The regiment Lord Westmeath was recruited among the Nugent ...
... throughout Great Britain: they are simply alterations of the old Cambrian name, Ap-Howell; so likewise with the Welsh name Thomas or Ap-Thomas. The late Lord Chancellor of England was Welsh Celt: he called himself Bethell —the family name is Ap-lthil. Evans is ...
... Murphy & Co, £i; J M’Carlhy, George Lynch, Martin Hayes, Thomas Daye-, J O’Sullivan,! M*Dsncolt, Jcretniah Finn, X) chan, £lcach; John O’Mahon y, Michael Sullivan, SO’H Cusrcn, Joseph racy, John Hardi*‘ir. O'Brien, O’Sricn,'B J Alcock, Michael Dunne, R O’Sullivan ...
... notetaker convenient to the platform. On the motion of Mr. M. Harris, seconded Mr. J. S. Dillon, Mr. S. Hardy took the chair, amidst great cheering, After Mr. Hardy had briefly explained the object of the meeting, Mr. J. M. Hubon came forward and read n»c letters ...
... announced by telegraphic despatches to Mr. Shea in Killamey, and Mr. Hannifin in Tralee. filled up on Tuesday morning. Among this hardy band of hope” were no less than one hundred young women. This large body of emigrants were principally from Dingle, Xarbert ...