... to Anne, daughter of Sergeant John Pinden, late of the 88th Regiment. At Trinity Church, Marylebone, Edward Charles Hampton, Esq. to Elizabeth Sarah, eldestdaughter of John Butler, Esq. of Dublin. John, only son of Sir John Haller Yarde Sol- Per, Bart. ...

... or be imprisoned two mouths, for bavin.; arms unlawfully in his possession j and John Allen, imprisoned one month hard labor, for stealing timberby Richard Mason, Esq, Edw. Nunan and Daniel being of an armed party who robbed sundry dwelling houses at ...

... he called them a second time to arm, arm, arm (loud cheers). Had they armed four months ago they would be four months nearer their liberty that day. Let them arm now ; and when they had armed, they would ready, ...

... more or less known, and admits of changes and inodifloations, from the influence of Ucas. like all other human affairs. Grattan meditating among the groves of Swift and Vanessa fashioned in his brain the coming revolution as it was afterwards enacted ...

... Middleton, Sussex. The command of the 18th, or Royal Irish, in China. has devolved upon Major Grattan, by the death of Lt.-Col. Tornliusou, who fell iu the arms of victory at Chapoo. Extract of a letter from Captain Cumming, 78th Highlanders, dated 24th ...

... ty. Imposshlel so said prudent men to thejmung enthusiast. Henry Grattan, when he cried, •* This great Council of Irish nation shall stand up free. Eighty-two arose, and Henry Grattan was hailed as saviour (hear)— After the senate had been emancipat ...

... Jacob’s house at Mayo, and stabbing Mr. John Magee ; John Dclany, hanged the SOlb, for shooting and wounding Mr. John Bayly,siiicedead ; Patrick Dunn, be banged for shooting at and wounding Miss Young ; John Dunn; William Dunn, and Patrick Keenan, be ...

... Thursday erenlng v;., , way from that town towards the Tillage Athea, in with another man. inquest waaheW Coroner. ao^mmUof who armed with gun, mitered the field of Mr. Wilhngtoß. near Thurles, orderad the labouring men to quit work, and deliberately shot mare ...

... imir .uue act with intent t > maim I. >riUhi|n> to say whet her i> vo i. i 1 ui- charge-l tie . this, ’hat •t the liar I Cardigan louglit >n C'omnon. with ('aptam ! him ji’ tJv if» second •rp ym.r I ilia ion. cam- i the r'.ad that lea- i,-’ Lc'w I th ...

... subject may be communicated to the CHARLFS GORE. John O'Brien, E , q. The Couucil then adjourned. LONDON. FEBRUARY 9. A very numerously attended meeting of Liberal members was held on Saturday at Lord John Russell's house, in Cliesham-place. The most perfect ...

... up at Carrigogonnell on Saturday night. At Carlow Assizes, after Monday’s trial, John Kinsilla was acquitted in putting out the eyes of two hunters the property of John Watson, Esq. of Ballyardon.; the crime was committed through revenge, because Mf. ...

... James Liston, *John Dowling, 'Dr. Ambrose, *Daniel Murphy, John Roche. Guardians returned for the Ennis Union :—Thomas Cullinan, William Lardner, John Morony, John O'Leary, Cornelius Hickey, William Keane, John B. Knox, James Green, James ...