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Full Title	The Irish People, v. 2, no. 3, December 10, 1864.
Contributor	O'Leary, John, 1830-1907. Luby, Thomas Clarke, 1821-1901. Kickham, Charles Joseph, ca. 1826-1882. Stephens, James, 1825-1901. Irish Republican Brotherhood.
Date Added	8 October 2015
Format	Newspaper
Language	English
Publish Date	1864-12-10
Publisher	Dublin : Printed for the proprietor and published at the office, 12 Parliament Street, by John Haltigan
Source	Joseph McGarrity Newspaper Collection
Topic	Ireland > Newspapers. Ireland > Politics and government > 1837-1901 > Newspapers.
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Disclaimers	Disclaimer of Liability Disclaimer of Endorsement

OCR ter \ no aba [ P Be ella : AT a UNSTAMPED, TWO-PEN' You IL—No. 3.) a DUBLIN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1864. PRICE Nien, THMEE PEROme . [Registered for Transmission Abroad.] THE CITY MANSION, E oF THE BEST SITU ATE, CHEAT MI TTEDLY ON: UATE, CHEAPEST, AND AP AMILY AND COMMERCIAL HOTELS IN THE CITY. Most COMPORTABLE BED, 1s.; BREAKFAST, 1s; DINNER (Orprvary), ls. 6. Doma and Sirrexe Roons, Set apart for Ladies and Families, Free of Charge. AccomMopATION FoR SEVENTY-FivE PERsoxs, Nicur Porter always in Attendance, PATRICK S& CAREY, Proprietor. GEORGE HOPPER, MILITARY AND MERCHANT TAILOR; 80, DAME-STREET, DUBLIN, Bo ess ¥ A MOUS TWENTY-SHILLING GRANVILLE OVERCOAT. us COAT, with all the appearance of an expensive Garment, can be purchased for TWENTY-SHILLINGS. It is made in a iy fey, mixed, and plain French Whitneys, lined througout with Verona. ‘They have Velvet Collars, and the edges are double This Overcoat will prove a most useful garment for every purpose where an Overcoat is required, In B. HYAM'’S Stock, wae sarge in the Kingdom, will be found every requisite for warm Winter Clothing, so as to please the most fastidious taste. B. HYAM’S UNIVERSAL COATS, In all suitable Materials, 15s. and 20s. Be UYAM’S. TEN-SHILLING, TROUSERS, In a variety of fancy Scotch and other Tweeds, 30, DAME-STREET, DUBLIN. L 0 Oo F T E E TM. (CQEANDELIERS | IN “ormowu, BRONZE, we JAQUES, Surgeon Dentist, TAL, tmatinnes to supply Artificial Teeth without Springs or Wires upon TALL AND {Osby LAMP: Su new system of Self-adhesion, and without extracttng any Teeth 3 Fittings of every, variety, ‘An Extensive Stock of the Stumps, or giving any pain whatever..,"These teeth are ‘of such Newest Designs on View at the, ‘apusite beauty, and fit “so admirably: in the Mouth that nature suo Ww = OOoOMS: ‘pars to have made good the ravages of time, disease, or accident. |! ‘ ABingle Tooth from Ba. ALLIANCE AND consuanins GAS COMPANY, ASet on Vulcanite'Suction Palates from £4. 1t GRAFTON-: EE Stopping Decayed Tecth with White Enamel ‘from 5s, Ut GRAPTON-STREET. Ut, Jaques undertakes all cases where others have failed to give S PE RYAN -Z A’S*' PPOE MS. ‘wifaction, and will make no charge unless a perfect fit is made On the 1st of Decrwnen, will be ready, ‘iil for all purposes of ‘masticatio In One Handsome Volume, crown 8v04 Giasultations Free, Daily from "Ten till Six: Price Five Shillings (Postage 4d, extra), 208, GREAT BRUNSWICK-STREET, POEMS BY ‘“‘SPERANZA,” DUBLIN. (LADY WILDE). . * (Lwo doors from the Queen’ 's Theatre.) Dablin: JAMES DUFFY, Wextrxoton-quay, and Paternoster- \VALLER, Re iW. CHAMPION’S tow, London. 49 and 50 DENZILEE STEERS, and , Just Published, ' 42 and 43 SANDWITH-STREET, OUVENIRS OF THE EMERALD ISLE. Merrion-square. "A series of Photographs illustrating Irish Life and Character. — | ‘hg Irisliman’s Courtship, from original drawings, by Edmund Fitz- ane A SITUATION, by a young Man, | patrick, 1A. ’ ante ees a thorough -knowledge ot the Hardware and Lene ¢ Sixpence each, by Post Sevenpence. Se 4 procure satisfactory. references from present No, 1, The seiHopeney Boy going to Coort. C Por aaa apply to the Office of this Dane, No. 2. Pat with his Colleen, Wve Sei hewies a uneny No, 8. Meeting with the Good People (fairies), on the rath. Xo. 4 y Hs qa £ “CITY DEP OT,” No. 4. The Hauling ome. puRE, 12 axp 13, GREEN STREET. 44, LOWER ORMOND-QUAY, —., Meran Brive. GOODS IN STOCK. ‘A large collection of Irish celebrities always on Sale. Brown ‘ Pelson’s Corn Flour and Starch, ymington’s venared res and | Barley. Borwiek's Baking P. A SSISTED EMIGRATION TO AUSTRALIA. ia hooling’s Prize Medal bee ‘Sweets, & Co.'s Picides, Jellies, and Ginger Wines The IRISH EMIGRATION COMMITTEE. will assist’ Fifty Red Li Young Married Couples and Fifty Single Young Women to MEL- B nit doe aes eee BOURNE, VICTORIA, on the following conditiovs:—: akey's Knife Polish. 1. Each Married Couple 0 contribute £12 which will defray ¥ the expense of themselves and their two young childre Baker, Signo & ae Beets een ‘2. Each Single Young Woman to Condributr£b, and her age not Trade Diee x Seton Cos Biscuits, every to exceed tuitee gene yen 6 Wee te WM. GRATIA\ holesale Liouses, and for cunt The a Tyevtion T for Assisted Passages must be accompanied HAM, Manufacturers’ Agent, ‘PP! 98, CAPEL STREET by a Baptismal Certificate, or other satisfactory evidence of the nee ss caren ‘sine “° of each person, by a Marriage Certificate (in the Married Clas) by a Medical Certificate testifying the possession of robust health, free- ANS my Waite F REN CI POODLE DOG, | fom from any bodily deformity, and tlat the person has been vacei- all size, “Thorough Bred, and highly trained for a Lady’s | nated, anda Certificate of moral character and fitness as an emigrant 5 Apply to MR Gu from a Clergym: D 1, Lown MaceisecnccrRex. All applications for Passages must be addressed to the {Teun bli t elsew) HEERNMIAN Gas LiGwT COMPANY, | Bxommo# Spore a iy a *, FOSTEE-PLACE, DUBLIN. $ W. KAVANAGH, Hon. See. City Hall, Dublin, tach April 1804 out . seovonon iis b Dat | f ING ne ato of. ONE SHILL! er "in the Price of COKE at. the Works of the Ilibernlan MPUE VIGOUR OF YOUTH RESTORED Gu Works cuEAT anusswicic STREET, ‘Dublin, the IN FOUR WEEKS, by Dr. RICORD'S ESSENCE OF Movs N, and at the Gas, Works, BRAY.— | LIFE. This wonderful agent will restore manhood to the most 'y Order, shattered constitution, whether arising from excesses, the effects of terate case is four weel A N oo EL IL OTE L,| instructions (which are very simple), failure is impossible. . This tomer NS’ QUAY. life-restoring remedy should be taken by all about to marry, as its conveniens, of this cutleboe will kindly take notice that | effects are permanent, . It is acknowledged by the medical press to °0¥ at an end, they have been subject to during the rebuilding | be the greatest discovery ever m: Aaibed and treet having two new Corridors of Bedrooms completely | « Dr. RICORD'S ESSENCE OF “LIFE is Sold in cases, wit al an of Festa) ia (one especially set apart for the accommoda- | instructions for use, at 11s, and jinay be sent to any. a YM, 3 ny in addition to the front buildings. carefully packed, on receipt. of remittance. = N takes this opportunity of returning his sincere} To behad only direct from the PROPRIETOR, 96, STEPIIEN'S- sh ce umerous Gentlemen, _ throughout Ireland, England, | GREEN SOUTH, Dublin, who may be confidentially consulted. in “Ot continued their patronage. all cases of Nervous and Physical Devility Skin Diseases, &c,, from and FIVE o'Clock TABLE HOTE as uaval, Ten till Three, and from Gix till Nin G. SANDERS, Secretary. climate, or natural causes. The time required to cure the most inve- T HE ks; and, if used according to the printed UNITED TRADES’ ASSOCIATION APTAIN KNOX AND THE PRINTERS. At a Public Mesting called by advertisement, on Saturday Even- ing last, vnd held in the Theatre of the Mechanics’ Institute, Lower Abbey-street, Dublin, “to refute the Gross Charges preferred against the Printers of the City by Captain Knox, iu a Letter ad- dressed to the President of the Grocers and Vintners’ Society,” Mr. JOUN M'CORRY in the Chair, ‘The following Resolutions were unanimously adooted :— Proposed by Mr. S. Bolger; seconded by Mr. G. Barber, and Resolved—That Captain Knox, by his insidious attempts, for selfish purposes, to upset a society upwards of forty years in exis- tence, by collecting together by incorrect representations a number of young men from every available quarter, with the avowed object of destroying the usages on morning newspapers, deserves general reprehension at the hands of all goo osed by Mr. J. Kee, egan 5 seconded by Mr. E. C. Ferris, Resolyed—That-the attack made by Captain Knox on the cha- racter of the Regular Printers of Dublin being unwarranted and unjustifiable, we beg to record our entire disapproval of such pro- ceedings by the proprietor of the Jrisk Times, and we pledge our- selves not to cease our exertions until we obtain full and complete reparation for the slanderous imputations on this respectable section of our fellow-citizens. Proposed by Mr. P. J. Fogarty; second by Mr. Cuttle, and Resolved—That having taken into consideration a!l the circum- stances connected with the lock-out of the Printers by Captain Knok, we call on our fellow-citizens to sustain them until the pro- prietor of the Jrish Times places his office on the same footing, as regards the Printers, with the other morning newspapers of the city. Proposed by Mr. Kearney, seconded by Mr. T. Leech, and Resolved—That Captain Knox, in his letter to the’ Grocers’ and Vintners’ Society, having, cither by himself or his co-operators, wholly failed to substantiate any of the grave charges therein con- ‘ ined, we characterise said letter as an insult to the common sense the Vintners, a3 well as of all concerned in the matter, and only worthy to emanate from parties blind to every sense of justice and fair play. Proposed by Mr. W. Barrett ; seconded by Mr. Drummond, and Resolved—That the special thanks of this meeting are due, and hereby tendered, to the Licensed Grocers and Vintners’ Society of this City, who, while successfully vindicating their body from'the unjust charges preferred by Captain Knox's so-called Typographical Association, in a document partly written by the Captain himself, fully exculpated the Regular Printers from the grave charges im- pute Po roposed. by Mr. S. Bolger ; seconded by Mr, T. Cuddy, and Resolved—that the foregoing resolutions be published “in the Freeman's Journal, Daily Express, Morning News, and Saunders’ News-Letter. M'CORRY, Chairman. Mr. M'Corry having vacated the’ ‘hair Mr. Shanley was called thereto. Proposed by Mr. Keegan ; 3, seconded by Mr. Barrett, and Ttesolved—That the best thanks of this meeting be given to Mr. M‘Corry for his praiseworthy conduct in the chai P.J SIAN LEY; Chairman. T. CUDDY, Secretary. * . © Cc AR O DY? S . Neo SURVEYING, AND APHING OFFICE, CAPEL STREET, Plans and Metamsnatta of Drainage, Earthworks, and Buildings, Surveys and Valuations of Estates, Maps for Leases, &c., accurately made 3, Rentala, Circulars, Bill-heads, and Cards neatly printed, > Law and General Stationery ‘Warehouse attached, SOLICITORS _, SUPPLIED WITH BEST PARCHMENT. All Sizes, Ruled and Plain, at Reduced Prices. Large Size, Ruled took 1s. 6d.; Small Size, 1s. 4d. FURNITURE, N NEW "AND SECOND-HAND, , * At the ROYAL CIRCU; Nos. 11 gad 12 PACITELOR'S WALK. UNG and GROVES. Action Valuators, Upholsterers. a, Undertakers, Proprie THE ROYAL crRoUs. ‘SALEROOMS, land 12 BACHELOR’S-WALK, Dubli EEVIL’S | CURIOUS PHOTOGRAPHIC BRIAR PIPES (a great Sensation). Sent Free and s Safe by post, on Recent of 24 Stamps, the Great Pipe Warehouse, 27, TieRcHANT'S. QUAY, “DUBLIN. CURVY, Eruptions on the Face and Body, Pimples, Boils, Sore Eyes, old Wounds, Gravel, Piles, Rheumatism, &c., speedily and effectually removed by LLOYD'S BLOOD PURIFIER. Quazities—Those of sarsaparilla, but, it cleanses all impurity (however caused), in half the time, and is uot half so expensive. Every family should take it in the Spring. With the Ointment it is a sure cure for the Itch. ‘The 2s, 9d. packet makes a quart of medicine, twice the size 6d., five times the size 11s, Free by post to any addzavs for 39, 66, or 162 stamps, from the patentee, Mr. Lloyd, Chemist and Dentis 425, Scotland-road, Liverpool: ‘Agent for Dublin—Mr. RICHARDSON, Chemist, 2 21, Corn Maiket. EAFARING Men, Emigrants, and others have borne testimony to the invaluable qualities of LLOYD'S VEGETABLE PILLS in all climates, They promote the healthy action of the liver and digestive organs, purify the blood, act mildly on the bowels, remove bile, indigestion, wind, colic, dysentry, heats, pains in the back, lowness of spirits, &c. They suit all ages of either sex. Sold in boxes, 13}d. each; thrice the size, 2s. 9d.; free to any eddress for 16 or 36 stamps, from Lloyd, Chemist, 30, Mount Pleasant (oppe~ site the Wesleyan Chapel), Liverpool ; North Branch, 425, Scotland= road (near Bourdary-street). . Sol las a 62, Dale-street; 151, London road; 2, BMill-street ; and 201, Park-rond Agent for Dublin—2ir, RICHARDSON, Cimmisl, 21) Cora Market,

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