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... the Sheriff of fai d €0.---to take my trial at the next to be held at Cavan for faid co, of Cavan, for alledeed mu rder of John Duffy---whereof dll perfons con- are here | by defired to take notice. this 4d of OSHUA GORE 0 THOMAS DILLON, F PARLIA MENT-STREET ...
... Haroid’s-crofs, John-Wilmot, Efq. LONDONDERRY NOV 7, laft John Darcus Efq. was tlr cTter’* Mayor*' and Thomas and Wm. H. Afli, Efqr», Hj SherifTfc for the enfuing year. * The following very curious cpiftlc 'wr telv f«ntbv prifemer in Cardigan gaol, to crechicrs ...
... bill * Prefented.—On eading it, Hon. Mr. Cc UFFE exprefied bis difapproba- of ix With ett to the county he reprefented, as a arm he ace On it the unneceflary expenee ATT, N. fapported the principle of the bill t been it 3 he vin, th nd “icated it from the ...
... were net now war with an army, bur an armed nation,â?? This, taken in one point view, was a very alarming cnm(lance ; forks believed no pofition in modern politica would be more recdilv admitted,. than that an armed nation, long aãled on the defen five ...
... Saturday lad, John Collins, Efq. Lieutenant in his Majefty’s 14th regiment of foot, and lon of Mr Sam. Collins, late of this city, merchant, to Mils Rugers, of Col- Icoe-grecn.—ln Durrow, Mr John Dunn, to MiT* Mary Mulhall. both of faid place —Mr. John Sullivan ...
... Sixpence, illattrated with the folio - ing elrgau Copper- plates 1. The Manning the Navy, or the Humours of a Prcfs* fan*. 4. The Arm* of Hanger, 1-ord Coleraine. 3. Chive LoidClire 4. Phipps, Lord Mnlgrave. j. N«-w Mnuc : l.nve thou mad’ning power, bee. 6. ...
... goods to th 1501. A day right, Mr. Vigne, jun. green, paffmg the end of Porter’s-alley, brrouglvftreet, was attacked by fire armed footpads, who robbed him of his hat, watch, and money. They offered him no violence, but threatened tofhoot. him if he went ...
... Contsininy, Manning the Navy ; or the Humours . of a Prefs-gang— Memoirs of the lace John Howard, —Cuftom among the Orientals of ufi ng Liquors cooled with Ict,—Life of the late John Elwes, of putrid Smell Account of White Serjeants—CharaGer of and Lardella—Employment ...
... of in.-j.e Robert Beaty opened, taking awtty e, , arms. Comfri f r the The Attorney General Mr. Mr. Mrearfy Mr. Mr. Ruitrn. , The above prifonefs were Roman Catholics Wiiliam Adgers, Wm. Craig and John Hutchnick were then .tried For a fimitar oS>nfe a: ...
... power, and fapp->«ed by Itft own afluraoce and audacity, became dangeroui. No man could forget the National Guardi and other armed ruffians {Turning the oame of Volunteers, who, few months fiace, patroled through ftreeta day after day—-threatroihg fubrerfion ...
... trade of Conventions, and in 1793, meafwres were taken Government to thatelteif; then became more concealed, refting upon its arms, until it could a& with greater ; until foreign hoftility accepting its invitation, would aid its efforts and accelerate the ...
... Alexander Jaffray, E«j 5 Lord Mcuntjoy, 13 AbrahamWilkioloß,! '6 Rt. Hon. the lid. Mayor, 14 John Gdsle, Efq. •‘‘7 Rt, Hbn. Henry Grattan, X wm. Cope, H!q. 8 John Prendergaft Smith, 16 Arthur GttiTieb, Efq.^ A ROBBERY^aKHIREWABD. MRS. -WRIGH fSON’s honfe ...