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... moos. ' Mr. Canning was also defeated the same year majo.ity 129, and the Marqeess Wellesley bv majority o. 1* In Mr. Grattan, .-sir' John Cox Hippesle, an j [),, Duigenan, on separate motions. drew forth majorities against the Catholics of 48, and 42, and ...
... prisoner's hand-writing. John Collins, W'riting clerk, deposed, that there was part of the writing iu the baud writing of Mr. Grattan. John Fay deposed to the same effect. Mr. Berwick, Student of Gray’s Inn, a relative of Mr. Grattan, deposed to the forgery ...
... Inspectors of Army Clothing, vice Colonel Sit John Harvey, K. C. B. appointed Inspcctor General of the Constabulary Police of Leinster, vice Major Powel, resigned. We lately announced the death of the Very Rev John Scott, the Dean of Lismore. He had gone to ...
... application has been since made to the Grand Jury to present for the amount, On the nigh' the 30th «lt. an armed party called at'he house John Maher, of Tankards town,hi search Patrick Craven, schoolmaster, with threats to quit the parish, being a stranger ...
... establishment. Prisoner bad said to a Mr. M'Kcmsie, when stopped, For God’s sake interfere.” was crossexamined Mr. Hamilton. Mr. John Muuro, a clerk of the Messrs Orr proved that had watched Mr. Devereux coming into the ware-rooms eleven in morning of the 23d ...
... of WESTMEATH, in the possession of tin Thojias Drought, this lltb day February, 1829. J. S. TOWNSEND For particulars apply JOHN OoPIS. Pfain-ifTr Solicitor, 21 William street, Du'lin, if Letter post paid. oith vigour. , . ir GOSS, (FROM LONLtON.) tn xX ...
... searched for fire-arms, at Kelnemanagh, and succeeded in obtaining case of pistols and a fine musket buried in the earth. The musket was oiled and well secured by a hay rope. Mr. How. ard, of Fishmoyne, has identified the piece, which an armed party took from ...
... aboutto commenced, was on the whole unpopular the French capital, and His stated in ilie lettcs from quarters, that the supplies arms ammunition from France w ere daily forwarded to Spain. F.XPII ESSES FROM FRANCE. Tlio Ci has kept in a mo.it agitated slate ...
... settlements; aud dare not let them defend themselves, because will net give them that ree gUvernruent to which only n.uu with arms in theu hands will submit. This is the secret out numerous standing army, Our intofciable iax.es. EDUCA TlOh I)ESTtiUC TION ...
... divided, when the numbers werea >ur Emancipation from the Co. Sltgo, the For the Report being brought up173 A*sn. of St. John’s in the same county, and Against it k .57 from F ...
... Mr. brounht in bill for draining the Ireland. The bid wat a first lime ami be read a second time on the Bth of May. Mr. GRATTAN presented reeeral petitions against the Snb-letiins Act, from places in the counties of Tipperary, Dublin, Westmeath and and ...
... Mr. had heard with astonishment the ■.ilinost seditious and inflammatory speech of the Hon. Gentleman opposite. He [Mr. Grattan] blamed not the yeomanry of Wicklow for the oppinions in this petition, nor indeedcould he surprised at the use of inflammatory ...