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... lest he fall. Of th GOSPEL, Siz the Tnomas Minister of Cults. MK. GRATTAN’S MISCELLANEOUS WO! This Day are Published, in 8vo, Price 12s. SCELLANEOUS WORKS of the M! Honorable HENRY GRATTAN. “The pieces which this Volume contains are v: Fragments of Irish ...
... twelve o’clock, an armed party of men attacked the farm-house of John Hare, Kildonncll, near Manistrr, in this county—they fired a shot through the door, and demanded it to opened, which was refused Hare, who saw some the parly armed with poles, and bayonets ...
... Lough near this town. The gatekeeper of John Hyde, Ksq. M. !’. was attacked an armed gang, consisting eight or ten persons, whom heat oil'. Wc are sorry to state, that Friday night, the 22cl ult. a party of armed men attacked the houses of two fanners ...
... ticar Churchtown, county Cork, Sir John Purcell. It will be remembered, that this venerable Gentleman received the honor of Knighthood for die gallant defence of his life and property, wheu assailed a numerous armed banditti, in his bed-roorti, a few ...
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... his observations. It was notorious that that time persons had been assembled, in bodies of hundreds, and even thousands, in arms, -openly defying the King’s troops, and the laws -of the country. Col. Bagwell spoke from immediately under hthe gallery, and ...
... Aiexandt-r Filiate, William I*. Uuifon, John T.ilIV, L. Turner MK'ann, Faithhil For»e'Cue, S Kdward Bari. Wallop Bralmion, Jalni M’Oiniork, Henry Tlirmj>>c*n, Jauun W. I'aiinfnl Forlcfccue, A. i*. W. Nall Miiicl John HaiJica Henry Clie«er, Filiate, E«jrs ...
... | hot believe that it had a jot to do with the troubles wi present were agitating Ireland. The wretched Peop Were there in arms against the Government of the C would pay no more regard to Emancipation if it wer sented to them, than they would pay to that ...
... from inquiry into the state of Deland being deprecated that time, it was expressly provided the Bills with which Parliament armed the Executive Govern menl, that inquiry should take place ; for though the Noble Marquess at the head the Government was not ...
... u--narts of Ireland but they were traced te Mr. seconded this motion, cause tot ally *di»t ill c t from rebellion ! Mr, Grattan Mr. John Uurne. (King s Counsel here rosetook a luminous view the numerous grievances He would oppose the adjournment that question ...
... Adderley Beamish, half-pay 31st Re; the « JOHN SPAIN. abanditti were out last night in the neighbourhood ef Chute- | ané his Lordship stated that it was totally out of bis power to aad Ze hall, in search of arms. | listen to such applications—that Baron ...
... Thomson John Kelly Benj.iui Dr. Vl. Stack D. Henry Surgeon ilorrissoti S.oano Man hew Boyle J. Comerford John Arm it, sen. Henry Lindssy J. M. Wanly Jonn Anait, jun. Samuel P. Etc Henry Cole John E. Arnnc John M-Can, D.J. A. Hamer Rev. J. W. ...