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... law', and ordered them j for execution on the Monday enfuiog, and their bodies be given for diffe&ion.—John Mara, for a burglary in the dwelling of John Fitzgerald, at AtlacOa, and dealing thereout a conliderable ium. —Sentence not pronounced. Saturday evening ...
... Lough near this town. The gatekeeper of John Hyde, Ksq. M. !’. was attacked an armed gang, consisting eight or ten persons, whom heat oil'. Wc are sorry to state, that Friday night, the 22cl ult. a party of armed men attacked the houses of two fanners ...
... paragraph purporting expvefs an.opinion of Mr. Grattan concerning Mr. FiooJ, has been in feveral Englifh Journals milreprefented. It contained An aofwer paraphleq entitled, the Speech the Eirl of Clare, &c. Henry Grattan, E'.q/' and is as follows ; Mr. Flood, ...
... Sons, John Graham, Mack, Williams, & Gibton, W. B. Finlay, Patrick Boylan, Samuel W Tyndall, John Mallett, Barthw. Hatton, Thomas Wright, Andrew Woods, Lewis Anthony Morgan, John Barrett, George Gillington, Chrktmaj Peter, John Carrick and Sons, ...
... pleasure, and we have no doubt hut it will highly relished by the city Dublin. Accident from Firk Arms many accidents arise from the improper use fire arms, that it quite amazing the public are not more wary—an unfortunate circumstance occurred at Chapelizod ...
... Lord Downes, Knij'lit of Kerry, and Missel ritzgerald, Lady and Miss Punsonby, Lady Pulleney. and the Misses Stuart, Messrs. Grattan, Latoucbe, See. repaii ed to the mainson the Earl of Cbarleville, id Cavendish square, (who, regret say, was prevented by ...
... yourselves and your wives. Take arms brsve IWusveltnans, against the fiussiau infidels—repair five times every day to the sacred temples, and there put up the prescribed prayers that the favour the Prophet may insure the victory—arm brave Musselmans in defence ...
... replied, and told Grattan was in r, whereupon Grattan seized a hat, and violently struck (t in the lace. Gibson took up a hat, and retaliate.] striking Gtattan with the hat also in the face. The Hi.-jh Sheriffjherc rose, and told Mr. Grattan would not billow ...
... PIER-HEAD, E. Tidi, Ft«. 24, 1815. ARRIVE!) FROM John Brown, Goods, - • Cork. Roiiert Neilsou, I’atteson, bound to Trinidad witli Gcod:, put back. James Watts - - - Chepstow. Hannah, Jenkins Bark, - - Cardigan. Stag Cutter, an Express, - - Holyhead. SAILED ...
... paid twenty-five years ago ! At’armed party of Whitefeet entered the dweliinghouseof William at Ballycannon, near Three Castle, Sunday evening, placed his son on his k.-sts, and swore him to his father’s having any arms concealed in the house.—On searching ...
... , , , EfT-STRF.ET, DL’Bi.IfJ. roRFORATIQM of 'the ROYAL TX- assurance company «f S • JOHN MURPHY, of Fleet Dublin, Agent for the of Go'i, Merchardile. and 1 arming Stocks '' I'ia.iia2e Fire'—and alfo for the Aliurapce,, Public the following ft, tilUfance ...
... in the louse of the gate-keeper to Sir Charles Coote, Bart. Guilty- to be hanged. John Butterfield, fur stealing five pigs—Guiltyto be hanged. John Kelly, John Burke, John Creagh, and M'Donnell, were indicted for a riot and assault in the town Moumrath ...