... the different Towns will be promptly attended At Antrim —John Hitchcock. Solicitor. Alblone —Gavnor and Hay. Merchants. Ballinasloe—H. M. Flattery. Moollen Draper. Bandon-J. Sherlock, Solicitor. —Michael M’Derruotl, and Mr. C. Davis, Coach Agent. Ball ...

... support. Would you wish to please the orange faction If not, you must have no illegal societies, no unlawful combinations, ribbonmen nor illegal oaths—(hear). The are knocked up in the corner, and it is our own fault if they are permitted to get from it ...

... misery and ruin. Add to this the absenteeism, caused in a great measure by the foundation of societies of billywelters and ribbonmen, in public houses. Irishmen are predisposed to do good but for whiskey. I read a letter from some shaliow-pated fellow proving ...

... far with an assertion, but maintain our word, and can prove it. The society of the Belfast Boys,” which terra embrace* the ribbonmen, whiteboys, stcclboys, and almost all the grades of lawless depredators, are increasing their forces threats, persuasions ...

... O'Brien appointment was this. 1840 O'Brien was a fl .ming Kepealer, and to give the health of Lord Fortescue at public dinner Ballinasloe, account of his lordship's opinions not coinciding with him this subject, and writes follows, in letter to Mr. Dillon Browne ...

... lord lieutenant, long Lord Melbourne's administration was in existence. The discovery of some ribbon lodges and arrests of ribbonmen, 'with the seizure of their papers, occurred, on which we commented a few days ago. In reference to those arrests and seizures ...

... We profess the sau which aid to the owners. Independently of t enteel to have printed a bo: Worst. the addresses to the Ribbonmen and Orangeuien. (nearly 10002.) is p made with » t akes, Set) and indulged in by the youth, apologized for by the old; I ...

... was doubtful if it si would; all the other clergymen I saw say the same. All o those who composed the assembly were not Ribbonmen,l c but I have no doubt that it originated with them. The a: great majority of them were thoughtless youths, who fol. o lowed ...

... taxation on a starving population, “ diabo- or, when the difference should not, in relation to their debts or| W t did the ribbonmen do ? ‘They gave up the oaths, and lical ?” Yes, Sir, all these things appear “diabolical” in the eyes resources, exceed a ...

... of a short period he was liberated frosi prison. He then went on to say, that subsequent to his li- beration he had made Ribbonmen by hundreds, that he had i attended Ribbon meetings, and had concocted with his own hands more than sixty documents; and ...

... The wool was obtained from the farmers in the Districts all round Limerick, who brought it to market, and frequently from Ballinasloe and Dublin. The spinning of the' worsted was carried on in the counties of Limerick, Cork, and Kerry; and there were agents ...

... following list of subscriptions:- Moyoullen, per Mr. P. Geraghty. Repeal Warden, 11.; Leitrim, per Rev. John Martin, 16L. lOs.; Ballinasloe and Creagh, per Rev. F. White, 21.; Clifden, per J. M'Der. mott, Repeal Warden, 101.; Ballinakill, per Rev. F. M'Namara ...