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... tbe favour from without, but witiiout e!fe_l : and the intrepid veteran, taking immediate advantage of thedifcharge of their arms, rsfhed on them like a lion, ran one through the body with his bayonet, and, whilft the other was running away as fart as pollible ...
... n, The fame day, at Carmai Friday at weft. '.Town and Count) HavcrjordwrJi, The day, at. Rhr*crf»>rd«*lr, ' April 13, at Cardigan. trie3l? ulr. married* at Sr. drews-Church, Samuel Moody, to M.is Patcrfm, of Margain, G-iamoigan- I(hire. The Bflfober thole ...
... Hargrove, alias Hathaway, for Healing a Marc; William Strutton, for Healing Mare; —John Steptoe, fur Sheep-Healing;—Richard Powell, for Sheep-Healing; 1 homas Dennifon and John Wilkins, for Houlebreaking ; and William Cripps, for the like Offence. Struttun ...
... Sheehan, Ihoemaker, of Mallow, received fo violent a blowwith a candleliick, that be lingered until yetterday, when he died, A John Nagle has been apprehended and lodged in Mallow Bridewell, by the Mallow independents, for being concerned in faid riot. Ennis ...
... Mr. Hams, Aitoi..:y at Law, . ' 1 Notice creditors. Creditors of the late Thomas Griffith, dec Pcn-pont-prcn, in county of Cardigan, a C ' cr, d an account their re- t -a- lV , e dfmaiuis, and the nature ihe fame lo Chai ,'> Elq; Pen pont-pren aforcLid ...
... a neighbouring county, who had forced into feveral houles of the genirv and farmers, from whence they carried off what fire-arms they could lay hold of. There have been no reafons affigned for this hoitile procesure, which, however, we conjeCture has arifen ...
... tol. with intent to defraud him. John Sparrow and John Wells, for aflaulting Edward Edwards the King’s highway, and robbing him of 101. and upwards. Thomas Brett, for houie-breaking. And John Smith, for rob waggon. John Whitby, Robert Rayncr, Frances Davis ...
... body of John Duncat), the perfon killed near this town in the feuffle between the revenue officers and a number of others, as related in a former account, when the Jury brought in their verdidl in the following terms: We find that the decea'ed John Duncan ...
... far in the Hoofe, of enabling a particular gentle- DIED.] In Green llreet, Mr, Thomas Doyle. Ibldicrs and armed were , |yj d e biJ jj acro fj this arm of the fea, which man to afford a twelvemonth’s credit to his cuf- —ln bycamnrti.llcy, Mrs. Doboe, wife ...
... which empowers the magiflrates to place themfelves and their armed banditti at different quarters of the town, to fupprefs unlawful affemblies, and to break open houfes, and carry away arms, if found in polfefiion of men not qualifiied by law to bear ...
... it is folely a minifterial eftablithmen;—, }nillcrial patronage, [ Right hon. Mr. Grattan. The risht Member profefies to Rate the expence of the ‘tablithment of this armed Patronage in one {; and has ftated the whole of that expence ip ther, and his laft ...
... tally obviate the argument, thatthe crown wi to extend its influence in the city. The rig hon. member who objeéted to the armed patrona, which this bill is to give * bad n'u'uu-—filjalfi —an army in difigmfi—ln Jirong for the conflinti — 100 aweak for the ...