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... Franks. Wm. Somerrillc, Bart (MP), E. Burroughs, Bart; Thomas Esmonde, Bart; P. Bellow, Bart; P. Nugent, Bart; John Kennedy, Bart. General Sir John Ormsby Vandcleur. Major-Generals—Sir Hopton Scott, Sir J. h* Burgoyne. The Governor of Bank of Ireland. The ...
... Do., Cows. First, I/, lbs.; Second, V John Nicholson, Charles IVl‘Alte, and John First John second diaries M*Atee. (7aM 17. Do. four Cows. John Rainy, John Hryans, Peter Sherry, James 31* llree. Adjudged to ...
... suspension of the habeas corpus act, either in this country or Ireland, could produced this instance. Mr. SHEIL and Mr. H. GRATTAN contended against the suspension the habeas corpus act. The SOLICITOR-GENERAL defended the clause, and maintained that the ...
... PACKET.' FLAXSEED. Twmlteth Clast. —Five Shillings. SweeptuLu, tor the best bushel of home-grown Flaxseed. A, Saunderson, Esq. John Richardson, Esq. PUTTER. Twenty-first Clns*. —Sweepstakes of One Guinea each, for the best fiikin of Butler made in the Su ...
... part of the head, which was completelv crushed, and the left arm, which was broken above the elbow, and which, when the body was moved, appeared be connected with the upper part of the arm merelv bv the garment and integument* of the skin It is needless ...
... J antes James Fagan, John O’Neill (C ork-sliett,) Francis Tuite, Charles P. Gavin, Cons. P. Shannon, James Fallon. Janies Barke, James Bur), Bar iholomew Andrews, Jas Sheridan, Peter Lynch, Richaid Grace, John John Campbell, John Clarke, Michael Staunton ...
... record was withdrawn without Ins (.the Karl of Cardigan's} knowledge. (.Sfrtni/unl) hare received from land William I’agel a letter, what do willr which hardly know. Hit: letter is addressed the Kart Cardigan, and, bo- I shies the complaint which are about ...
... countrymen will bo proud to emulate.” The Late Trial the Earl of Cardigan.— Such was the doubtful character of the issue of the late trial in the House of Lords, entertained by the Earl Cardigan and his legal advisers, that his lordship, in the event of being ...
... rush became tremendous. As s«*ou anything like order could obtained the High Sheriff, Tl. Waldron, Esq. having read the writ, John Godley, E«q. camp forward and proposed in brief but animated speech, in which he adverted the claims which his friend had on ...
... subscriptions were handed in. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 184! LORD CARDIGAN’S DUEL AFFAIR—TUI AL AND acquittal. In onr Parliamentary columns will found abridged report of the trial of the Earl of Cardigan, for shooting at Captain Harvey Tuckett, with intent to kill ...
... Barnewall, Mr. Fitzwilliam Hume, of Hume Wood, Colonel Allen, and .Mr. J Grattan. the left of the Chairman sat Lord Rossntore, Mr. Pierse, Mr. Ponsonby, and Mr. Henry Grattan, Sir John Buikc, Bart., Sir Thomas Esmond, Bart., Sir Charles Morgan, Sir F. M’Donnell ...
... was tr.ed and’acquitted, as proved bought it. g John iwom—Lives'‘in “ the Mary Anne exa.uined-On Sunday Mr. Be- John M Evo} sworn . resforJ was at; saw two 2.J July; was going i ...