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Finding the attack concentrated on one point of the stockade, Lalor gathered his handful of rifles here, and they met the charge of the regulars with another volley, checking their advance. A volley from the carbines replied, and the lead whistled into the stockade. A pikeman ran forward a few steps, plunged on his face at Jim's feet, and lay still.
I suggested. At the name she twisted her face into an expression of great scorn. "Lalor!" she said; "well, and have I not countered him?" She had, of course, but as far as I remembered there was something to be said about another person who had at least helped. Now that is the worst of girls. They are always for taking all the credit to themselves.
Crean I appear on his behalf, but I believe his personal attendance is necessary. Mr. Dix Does anyone appear for Mr. Scanlan? There was no answer. Mr. Murphy, Q.C. I ask whether Dr. Waters and Mr. Lalor appear in court. Mr. Molloy My client Mr. Lalor, is in court. Mr. Crean I believe my client is not in court. Mr. Murphy, Q.C. I will prove the service of the summons against Dr. Waters.
"But no," she added, "he would not have married me, even if he had kept me shut up for ever in his Castle of Dinant on the Meuse!" Then all at once I began very mightily to hate this Lalor Maitland, Governor of the Castle of Dinant. I resolved to charge "King George" to the very muzzle, wait till he was within half-a-dozen paces, and let him have it.
"So would Lalor Maitland," he retorted, "and he is a gentleman." After this Irma discussed no more. She felt it to be useless. Naturally, also, she was hurt to the heart that Louis, once her own little Louis, should compare her husband to Lalor Maitland. Well, for that I do not blame her. All day long Louis stayed in the Wood Parlour with his books.
For Lalor was so wise that he never asked him out alone. So Louis had been silent, bribed by the liberty and the golden guineas, which were as plentiful with Lalor as they were scarce with Irma and myself. Then with what unwonted and flattering deference the boy's entertainer had treated him. To him he was Sir Louis, the head of the house.
The contrast between the two men was every way extreme; physically, mentally, and politically; but it is pleasant to know that their differences never degenerated into distrust, envy or malice; that, in fact, Daniel O'Connell had throughout all his after life no more steadfast personal friend than Richard Lalor Shiel.
Martin I protest against this manner of selecting a jury. I do so publicly. J.J. Lalor I also protest against it. Thomas Bracken And I also. The sensation produced by this scene embarrassed the crown officials not a little. It dragged to light the true character of their proceeding. SAMUEL EAKINS, Foreman. The Solicitor-General, Mr. Harrison, stated the case for the prosecution.
Devoy in a letter sent to the Freeman's Journal in Dublin, the outlines of a scheme for overthrowing British rule in Ireland by revolutionising the ownership of land in that country. The basis of this scheme had been laid thirty years before, in 1848, by Finton Lalor, John Mitchel, and the present Archbishop of Cashel, then a simple curate.
The appearance of her cousin so near seemed somehow to sting her. "Your brother and yourself are both under my care I suppose, Mademoiselle Irma, you will not deny that?" "We were," Irma answered, in a clear voice; "but then, Lalor Maitland, I heard what the fate was you were so kindly destining for me after having killed my brother "
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