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... TlmrlUay until urther notice, at the Lodge, Phbenix Park. Ytfterday the jrofs poll for the City f'ocd ns follmvs For Mr. Grattan, 1513; Mr. Shaw, 1502; .Mr. I-a: touche, 1397. The nurtiber who polled ye'kialay amoiinted to 421. On ay the Hon. Mr. C. H ...
... economy on this subject and withdraw its bounty, it would a great aggravation of the misery the city of Dublin. (Hear.) Sir John Newport hoped that lion. Gentlemen would bear in mind that the whole of the taxes which had been remitted were diffused throughout ...
... harmony of the evening. . . __ James Dnlacke. Esq., sworn—Deposed that saw Mr. Rogers surrounded by several gentlemen, and hia arms were extended, and was gesticulating and swearing; Captain Irvine put his hands to Mr. Rogers’ breast, but not to his head ...
... supported by that name which shed splendor on all it was connected withtin; name of the immortal Brougham—(cheers)—by Lord John Kus. sell, Sic. He felt sure these men would i ever be party to using force in support of the present system—(hear). Mr. Shaw ...
... Countess Fortrscuc. Earl Countess Bareriry and Lady Louisa and Coontaaa Delaware and Ladles Elisabeth and Mary West. Earl of Cardigan, Earl and Cowpar. Lord snd l-ady WII oughby Erasby. Hod Mlaa Willoughby, Lord snJ l.sdv Byron. Lord Lady Glcnlbon, Lord and ...
... e provisions the possession of arms are urgently required ; and, aa a means preventing the lending of registered arm*, tracing and recovering arms which have been stolen, and of delecting (he oolicenecd holders of arms, the proposed system of branding ...
... Sunday the Rev. Thomas was granted institution by the Lord Bishop of Killaloe the valuable living Tomgrany, in the gift of John Brad , Eap, of lUheen, county of Clare. GLASS TRADE. CoLi.EGE-srar.ET Police Office. —On Monday last, Mr. William the proprietor ...
... poflell of, and lowered out from under fail of the line one a three decker, in lat. 31. N. h avy fire from tlie batteries, armed Ichooner long. 69-W. (teerifig N. N. \V. and kept company of eiglit guns and a large merchant trig. The With them 3 hoursi” ...
... Dellaiina ; Alexander Ugilvy, K«q , of Rillipu-House; John Smyth, E«q., Ardmore, and Hugh Lyle. E»q., Oaks l#odge, to W deputy lieutenants for the county of Londonderry. Sir William Hart., and John S:ott, Esq., to deputy lieutenants for the county of C’lara ...
... MARCH ‘29. An unfortunate rencontre took place between Mr. Queen M'lntosh, and Colonel John Hopkins, in the streets of Da.ien, on the 26ti. instant, both were armed with pistols! The result was, that lntosh was killed, and Col. Hopkins wounded, bel. Hopkins ...
... white the ,h>hn KocM'ort Thomas Clarke j vsams. give KJTZGIUBON, MAU 11N - CO. the llenrv Grattan ’iliomas Donnell keeping their Stork spurious William Murphy John Taylor j Article Woollens made Manuftc- Mauds Michael Cullen turers, which, from Counsellor ...
... him and his colleagues. recommended he to arm themselves, and resist the death the continuance of the new poor-law, the introduction of a rural police, and any attempt that should be made rob them of their arms (loud cheering). If any mercenaries of the ...