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... beans, the property of John Cole, at Normanton. Thomas Tyers, aged ID, was charged with having set fire, on the of October last, an out-house at Plumtree, the properly of the Rev. John Burnside, with intent to injure the said John Burnside. Verdict —Xot ...
... asked any more yeomen were be appointed, and why arms had been delivered after order the contrary by government ?—A/r. Stanley said vacancies would filled but no new appointments made, and that no arms had been issued but those previously in possession ...
... , Thomas Cargill. Joseph Arundale, Mrs. Parker (Scots House), one guinea each, and the Misses Clayton, 10*.; Messrs. John Hall, John Akenhead, and James Finlay, 10r. 6d. each; Messrs. Bargate, A. Fairbairn, and Anonymous, 5«. each; also donations per ...
... Musgruvc, Sir W. Hurt, Messrs. Brownlow, O’Connell, Sheil, Wyse, M. O’Connell, Bodkin, O’Ferrall, Grattan, Power, Leader, Clements, Sir John Milley Doyle, Sir John Burke, Messrs. Lambert, Fitzgibbon, Walker, Ruthven, French, A. Dawson, &c. They resolved to ...
... country would arm themselves their own expense; and the disbanded yeomen would unite with the hon. member for Kerry to demand a repeal outlie union, and scenes w«. uld take place which no man could contemplate without horror and dismay. Mr. Grattan said the ...
... with respect to the possession and carrying of arms, which was proposed remedy. He begged leave to lake advantage of that occasion to state, that he would not persist in the present session with the arms’ registry regulation bill, which was then before ...
... of the committee for the year ensuing viz ;—Mr. John Finlay Treasurer, the Rev. Richard Pengilly Secretary, and Messrs. Joseph Grey, Geo. Alloy Brumell, John Fenwick, Robert Robinson, Anthony Clapham, John Bruce, James Losh, the Rev. W. Turner, George Bargatc ...
... like pay tithes to Protestant clergy But was convinced that the burthen of tithes really fell the land. Mr. John Brow v, Mr. Shkil. and Mr J Grattan insisted the necessity radical reform in the Irish church. Mr. Shaw said that many of the were not unwilling ...