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... in t b t• court. house of Wicklow. 'I he candidates were Mr. James Grattan and Colonel Howard. (th• late Ineuily.ip,) Colonel Acton and Major lloniphreys. (Conservatives.) Mr. Grattan was proposed and seconded by Baron de Itobrek, and Alexander Mr. !O'Donnell ...
... TI I E CARLOW SE ittifftellantoud. CA T ord Cardigan, Lieutenanteolorel of the 1I th Hussars. in reply to the Horse Guar 'a circular, as to the tmeaey of the new system, replies :— My opinion is, that nn real benefit. either a. regards health or habits ...
... same :do 1 0 0 Anne Noonan, same ;do 1 0 0 John Harris, malicious trespass; committed for two months to house of. correct ion. ' Laurence Kelly, drunkenness, fine paid 0 4 6 13th January—James Butler, John 11 helium, Clement Wolseley, James H. Enslave ...
... chose to travel with their Lords, we do not see why, because they happen to be relatives of economical Whigs, they are to put John Bull to a thundering extra expense. But this is not till. The firebrand government steamer, we perceive, was ordered the other ...
... Luustnittee un dry night Lamheft, J. Lambert. More OTerrrall, H. Grattan, James Crattun, l'u weir., Sir John Milky Do) le, Sir Y. Bellew ,Shcil, Chapinan,Leader, ea,ltalker,Wanace, Sir John Burke, Sir H.latuell, S,r K. Musgis%v, Lord Killeen, Mann Nlawnaniara ...
... Richard Latter, Sited, M. P., Henry Grattan, M. P., Nicholas Ball, M.P., William Finn, M. P., Christopher Fitteimon, M. I'., James Power, M. P., L.eut-Col. Allen, L. Crostlisaite, Wen. Murphy, Corn. Rua M' Loughlin, John Poser, E. Hudson. J.itnes H. O'Brien ...
... letter 'to the people of Ireland,' in September. 1030, the sedltioes 'sotto to which is as follows : Is there then no native arm. Whose veins the Irish blood cloth warm ? Is there no heart In the trampled land To spurn the usurper's vile command In the ...
... Itlatibew Morgan, bit arms. es Morgan, hisses. ma Morgan, biases the man who bas been shot. Easter Mogan, the worker. and Margaret Morgan, her daughter At site ticiock a large tweeting of the magistrates was bold at the 'fownsball. Sir John Morris ih the their ...
... pistol at Mr. Wllride's breast, mod to!d him to prepare for death ; however the villain was surprised at being seized in the arms of his intended victim, who with desperate courage held him fast, at the same time arresting the weapon, so that the discharge ...
... Daly. but Ito appeared tcal.t ; *ants of Mr. Martin. After a sitting of day*, the committee in this case lime unseated Sir John Poo Beresforil, and seated Mr. Alderman Copeland—and they bate decided tle:t the right of luting at elections for Coleraine ...
... where such was ellegeel to have been found. The Bench user. ruled the objection. The following witnesses were then sworn t John Davidson sworn— I am an of f icer of Facies ; 1 am stationed in this town ; I was so on the 7th of January last ; I know the ...