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... the said Deputy Remembrancer, No. Xl7, Mitre-court -Buildings, Temple, London ; She Fishguard Arm, in Fishguard ; the Castle, Newport ; and the Angel, Cardigan. This Day was published, in co. price 2s. s,wed, A N ESSAX‘on some GENERAT PLES of POLITICAL ...
... Fitzgibbon,Hon.R. Newport, Rt. Hon. Beaumont, T. W. Fitzroy; Lord C. Sir John tenyon, Benj. Folkestone, Visct. Ord, Wm. Bernal,' R. Forbes, Lord Ossulston, Lord Pirch, J. Grattan, `J. Palmer, Col. Might, Henry , Gurney, H. Price, R. T',:ougham .Henry ...
... tithe cause came to be tried before the Reverend S. T. Roberts, Surrogate, of the Diocese of Leighlin and Ferns. John Baily, administrator of John Davis, VMS promovent ; Felix Toole, impugnant. The claim was for tithe of corn, hay, rape, potatoes, &c. &c. ...
... party of Gentlemen, all armed, pro' ceeded to battle to the Insurgents. The lat' ter, however, did not wait for the attack, but dispersed. Eight prisoners fell into the hands 0f Mr. APCARTHY. The inhabitants have formed an armed association for the defence ...
... of the said Deputy Remembrancer, No. 17, Mitre-court Buildings, Temple, London ; e e Fisbguard Arm, in Fishguard; the Castle, Newport; and th Angel, Cardigan. Mr. Schroder addressed his Lordship, and submitted that the persons who had been concerned in ...
... annon, Visct. Martin, John Ebrington, Visa. Monck, J. B. Ellice, Ed. Moore, Peter' Fergusson, SIrR.C. Marjoribanks, S. Folkestone, Visct. Marryat,. Jos. Fane, John Neville, Hon. R.' Fox, G. Lane Newport, Rt. Hon. Grattan, J. Sir. John TELLErts—Hon. H. G;Bennet ...
... EXECUTION. MAIDSTONE, DEC. 4.—Yesterday morning, pursuant to his sentence, John Smith, a Greenwich Pensioner, paid the just forfeit of his life, at Penenden Heath, for the murder of Catherine Smith, at Greenwich, on the 4th October last. This wretched ...
... proposition, from Sir JOHN NEWPORT, when he should bring forward his motion on the State of. Ireland.-- As we expected; the debate of last night was a complete abortion, and the motion was negatived without a division. Sir JOHN NEWPORT and his supporters ...
... Mr. Grattan had through a long series of years watched over the interests of Ireland, and had combated in her cause against those who favoured the Union in the Irish House of Commons. The Irish Parliament having been put an end to, Mr. Grattan, transferred ...
... general attack upcin the property of the loyal and peaceable. The more' particular object of. ahe reDellinn was, to obtain arms, and to make proselytes, that the actors in it might be enabled to extend to other partS of the country their destructive system ...