... o'clock, a double knock was given at the door, and its being opened, upwards of I'd armed men rushed in, and while some of the ruffians went upstairs to take the arms, others commenced demolishingthe lower windowsof the house, which they completed; they ...

... (THe BERNARD aRMs } Presented to the LORD VISCOUNT BERNARD, M.P., on the ocossion of his isying the Foundation Stone of the Parish Church of St. Nicholas, Cork, on the tith Nov,. A.D., 1847. Rev. John Nunn Woodrooffe, and Rector. Church John Ballard, William ...

... attempted to meet tly The demand for Repea! by arms—(loud cheers.) want approaching when England would Piilippe dead, a fleet of steamers would be on t coast ready to transport an army to the shores of Bo pave Irish arm would then be wanted, and they would t ...

... purpose of receiving said deposit. Dated this 4th day of October 1826. John Birch, Arthur Perrin, George S. Carleton, Richard Smyth, John E. Hyndinan, G. C. Swan, Patrick M'Dermott, John Wisdom, Bernard Mullins, Samuel W. Tyndall. James Pike, . PRICE OF IRISH ...

... Ellis; 2,0002. to Lord Moatcagle ; 1,000. to the deputy, and 1,0002. to Sir John for the same duty | which Mr. Ellis had efficiently performed at The | pension of 1,QU0. to Sir John Newport was granted out of the civil list, which the crown, by the late ...

... his house in from a visit tot he Right Hon. S.R Lushington, at Carlton ga sen: bis seat in Ker t Lie te Ce nel the Earl of Cardigan has arrived in the Hilton Hotel, Sackville-street, Dublin. « leave of absence, at Parliamentary duties. en route to Lone ...

... Molyneux, Wm. Blacker, John Whalcy, Leonard Dobbin, John R. Lrwin, Bar- net M‘Kee, Charles Fox, Arthur Cope, Thomas Atkinson, Wm. Blacker, Henry L. Prentice, James Harden, Wm. W. Algeo, Maxwell John Mardy, Wm. Paton, Charles Hunt, John Hancock, Joseph Johnston ...

... regard to tithes such never before affected the property mankind ? Whence proceed those scenes of injustice oppression which Grattan, with eloquence almost vine, denounced ill his p'ace in parliament, when vainly endeavouring to amend the system —Whence proceeded ...

... 1809, to be run for by county Carlow bred horses only, and to which the present stewards will add 20 sovereigns. 3 heats. Mr. John Cummin’s ¢. by Friar, 3 yrs. old (D. Monahan).. Mr. J. Butler's f. by Ishmael, 3 yrs. old 2 2 Betting—2 to 1 on the Friar. ...

... Tew We have accounts from St. John’s, New Brunswick, to Dee. 31. The Legislative Assembly met at Fredericton, and elected a Speaker on the 28th, and was opened on the December by the Lieutenant-Governor, who delivered a suitable address on the occasion ...

... A. , prosecution Heurv White, Esq. and (•'.'inoiid. against George Alexander Hamilton and •■•■ ii. , John Gilbert, Gent., Edward Irwin, John Grattan, and Richard which has excited much interest iti j ;K with it having taken ' 'delate contest tor the ...

... Marquis of Londond minster, the Earl of Cardigan, Lord and Lady Fitzroy So- rederick Treneb, the Right Hon. Mil- merest, Sir F General Sir Andrew Barnard, John ner Gibson, M.P., Major- Wilson Croker, Esq., Sir John M‘Donald, A.D.C., &c. ry arrangements ...