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... numerous body—considerably exceeding a thousand persons in number, several hundreds of whom were armed with gnus, some of which were mounted with bayonets—and so armed they marched in regular array, with emits and banners, along the public road, in open day ...
... which received my assent at the commencement of the session, was attended by the most beneficial effects. — The open display of arms intended for criminal purposes was checked; the course of justice was no longer interrupted, and several atrocious murderers ...
... COMMONS-MONDAY. Mr. CONOLLT took the oaths sod his seat for Donegal. Mr. Paves Pays. took the oaths and his seat for the Cardigan boroughs. IRISH POOR LAW. Mr. A. STAFFORD, seeing the noble lord at the bead of the Government in his place, wished to ask ...
... Fcrbatie Police Barrack. There are persons in custody on suspicion of the foul decd.—tenuity Express. We understand that Dr. Grattan. of Eilentlerry, who presided at a recent meeting of the Irish Alliance, received a missive from the Lord Chancellor, preparatory ...
... fever patient jumped out of one of the attic windows of St. John's Fever Hospital on Friday evening, and killed. In a sudden violent paroxyism of the disease, he tore himself from the nurse's arms, leaving only his shirt in her grasp. His name was Macklin ...
... small number of fire-arms. mortal man resemble the Almighty attribute, though. It was impossible that Traut swore what was correct, at an immeasurable distance, as in extending mercy, when he said he saw a great number of fire-arms—it if they expected ...
... editors generally. —American Paper. The house of a farmer named Mullins, at Bollermore, near Caherconlish, attacked by an armed party on Sunday night, who robbed the dwelling of Ali in notes a ith money orders to the amount of one hundred pounds. On 'Thursday ...
... to proceed to and cross the Danube at Rust- and to reach our country, where hundreds of thousands of kind hearts and stout arms wait for us to rid the earth from the wretched remains of a bloodthirsty dynasty, which exhibits the just curse of an logry ...
... Norman, deceased. Bernet Major John Wogs, to be Major, vice Pasey. Lieutenant Edward Frederick Ilare to be Captain, Wegg. Ensign George Thome, to be Lieutenant. vice Hare. Adam White Gray, Gent., to he Ensign. nice Theme; John Warren, Gent., to be Eneign ...
... the F.P.—making up the I W.F.P. to whom T.Y. of the 11.0. talked so pleasantly this time eighteen years of turning the King's arms and the King's commission against the King and the King's Tory adviser. ? All the world has cried shame on the Major-General ...
... Windschact, which they took by storm, and afterwards entered. The Austnans captured 12 guns, 10 mortars, several gun-carriages, arms, and baggage, and made upwards of 500 prisoners. The rebels had 60 killed, and 120 wounded; the Austrians bad 8 killed, and ...
... to a riblie mmtiog of the landlords and farmers of the county is in course of signature. Lord Brabazon and Henry Grattan. Esq. M.P. Armed tbo requisition for the Protection meeting in the eassety Dublin; and Lord Cloncurry has signed the regalsides for ...