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... Chenu, addresang the jury, said Madame I Eer j 4 . on T ues d a y 4,000 rifles were landed on redoes at needle, near Kinawky, Co- Fer°sale was a clever and self make woman I the Vivi*low coat, at, a point between Kilbosh- managh. was brought up in custody ...
... the choice of candidates for Ulster vacancies, a general policy as to the Land Bill, the labourers' question, and fiscal policy. —• :o : WOMAN BRUTALLY MURDERED. —A young woman named Margaret Donoghue waa brutally done to death at Bootle on Saturday evening ...
... RIDETED ARMY RSTIMATF.B.—The ofS• Mal memorandum Mates that Mar army estimate for 19074 provides for the szperwliturs of 027,760,000, against 029.796.000 for the current year being diereses of £2.36.000. This d••- crease ,however. it is claimed. does ...
... Omagh, at Omagh, on Tuesday, ard July, at 10 o'clock a.m. In the Division of Omagh Land Busiest' will be taken on the Saturdays previous to the ' above dates for Land Business, and in Dimming and Omagh Equity Business at the termination at the Crown Business; ...
... COURT ON THE IRISH LAND COMMISSION. LAND PI a-::IA3E ACIO-IgIfiII.LAND ACT, 1903• Record No. K. C. 9'. FarTATE (C. .101 IN ALEXLNDZR HOW, Cott NTY FERMANAGH.' 1 lIEIIEIIV GIVR NOTICE, that upon the application the abovemarned Jot n Alexander Hoey, of ...
... monarch hid for his personalso each King had a tract of land for lifexpenses, e, or as long en b tinned Chief, for the support of his tel along with the payments he received bra under him. This land, on his death, weitAl his family,hut to his successor ...
... ladies' paper. Nothing unwomanly, you see: nothing harsh, or unsexing--oh dear, no, not at all! A WOMAN INVENTOR. And thou I know another woman, a woman of an inventive turn of mind. She has been married a number of rain; her children are grown up. She ...
... plots for torbary for the use of the tenants, but in the opinion of the Land Judge the action of Colonel Adamson bad not been unrenecable, as 811,z:tested in the munition. The Land Judge considered it only natural that Colonel Adamson a. purchaser of the ...
... to marry him!--I didn't know much about him. You know that he afterwards left the army owing to being not eight in the head!—Not at ail. Did you hear why he left the army!—NU. Did you hear that he was not right in the head!—No Is he not a stupid man!—He ...
... and massacre was fatiltated by the drinikenneas of the patriot. army. Again, another way of helping Ireland. Take a Icaf from the book of the Italian ladies in their treatment of the armies of the usurper. Boycott them. Then again, you can educate your ...
... assaulted an old woman named Eliza Callaghan, resides in the above locality. The dfendant did not attend. Sergeant Lyadon stat e ed that the accused was an idle loafer, and since his retarn lately from the army took up his quarters with the old woman who reared ...
... with erneluments, and prises of gold, and other vapeury offerings. 'Tis not the brpt, and only record of on English man or woman making peace overtures to • strong-willed IrMllman; the whole story of our poor country is dotted with atones deception and ...