Secretary said that he had duly notified to the gei.tlemen who were named to down to Stameen with reference to the quarry, that the board had re?u. sted them attend for that purpose on Thursday. 'believed th it they had not as yet proceeded there. The Mayor was unable, through i
25 February 1865 - Drogheda Argus and Leinster Journal - Drogheda, Louth, Republic of Ireland
In him tho Romish Church in England has lost foremost champion. His Eminence Nicholas Wise nan. Cardinal ol the Holy Roman Church under the title St Podentiana, and I’itular Archbishop of Westminster, was born in the month of August, 1802, Seville, in Spain, *here his lather, a
25 February 1865 - Drogheda Argus and Leinster Journal - Drogheda, Louth, Republic of Ireland
The programme of this meeting circulated during • past in Liverpool, when ten siibs<ribers acre obi line i the Champion Stakes, of ten guineas each, r 32 dogs, to wh ch handsomo piece id.ite wi I ahdei Mr. J. Cunuingb tin, ol lUackbum, tho winner of the slukts list seison. Sever
25 February 1865 - Drogheda Argus and Leinster Journal - Drogheda, Louth, Republic of Ireland
THE BRIEN MONUMENT COMMITTEE At Ute meeting of this body, the following subscriptions were announced Lei.ky, Angleseft Anns, Kingstown, Fer J Leonard, Paris, £10; Terence O'Brien and Friends, Kilmstthonui, Henry M‘Knight,Crawfordsburu, Is £l2 7s. £6lB lbs lid. Total received £o3l
25 February 1865 - Drogheda Argus and Leinster Journal - Drogheda, Louth, Republic of Ireland
Patrick Mocan, one of the tnrnkeya in the | ge..l, enramoned John Crayton, a prieorer at present awaiting trial for larceny, on a charge of | assaulting him. The complainant appeared hire been severely cut on the cheek, and a large piece of •ticking plaster covered the wound. Mr
24 February 1866 - Drogheda Argus and Leinster Journal - Drogheda, Louth, Republic of Ireland
George Robinson, Robert Smelly, and William Howard, three Englishmen, recently employed labourers at the new Waterworks, were brought in custody, charged with the larceny quautny of female clothing. The informations of Elisa Ashcroft were to the effect that she left carpel bag w
3 June 1865 - Drogheda Argus and Leinster Journal - Drogheda, Louth, Republic of Ireland
Jane Duffy, well looking woman, somewhat the middle age, came upon the table on (he cu elusion of the business of the sessions, to preler rstber novel charge against neighbour Conway. James's appearance in court cited considerable merriment, aud rather well known character in th
3 June 1865 - Drogheda Argus and Leinster Journal - Drogheda, Louth, Republic of Ireland