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... detailing the circumstance* said, that the defendant had rushed on the old female, one whose arms was at the time bound in sling, seized her about the neck with one arm, and with the oilier belaboured her about the head, in const quence of which her face was ...

... Duke York left the la-spitahle mansion of the Noble Marquis yesterday morning, (Sunday the SOUt ull.) —Caeta/iy .Uvrettrg. THE ARM Y. The filth (2 York North Riding) Regiment of Foot, which marched from Hull the dill uil., arrived at Kdinkurgh Friday, for ...

... Heretic now breathing in this land Saints, and bribed Popery advocates. Within the last two months ronsiderablc ' (|iianliiies arms and ammunition have landed the coasts the disturbed districts, night, from smug ovtSG vessci-s, M»mr cannc*n (most likely ship ...

... ‘ing- Gay os 4august, 40ev, trom y en- Stamps for and DUBLIN. A. Lon- Armstrong, John, Dawson-street, and Donmore Armstrong, John, 4, Lurgan-street, and Belviev Ardill, John, 36, Blessington-street Ardill, Thomas, Lower Pembroke-street tion Atkinson, Edward ...

... The next Toast proposed was The Memory the Right Hon. Henry Grattan.**—(in silence.) Mr. Plunkett.**—(reiterated cheers.) Henry Biougham.”—(great applause.) T. S. Rico.*’—(applause.) Sir John rose to propose a Toast which would to the minds those who heard ...

... Oarrerr O'Mooea, J. thMutL J. E. Mooney, John thomaa Drought. John tlaatt Draught* Tbomet Spuimer, Abraham Fuller. Francis Berra. Francis Demo*. George Minchia, Maunsell Antlrewa. ‘Valentine Bcaoett, Francae Biddulph, John £. Gamble. Thomae St. George Aroaswoog ...

... William Vavasour, Esq.. L.L.U. In Cashel, at the venerable age of 83 years, Surgeon John Hemphill, sen. . , On the 19th inst., Waterford. Sarah, relict of the late John Courtenay, Esq., in her seventy-second year. the 1 lib inst., at his scat, faldaff ...

... might frustrated. Sir 6. H ILL objected to tlie inference which the Hon. Baronet (Sir John Newport) wished to draw from the opinion of the Lord Chief Justice. Sir JOHN NEWPORT contended ibal the oath ought not to stand in the way of a judicial inquiry, ...

... that of the Insurgents, their resources and their economy, the civil and political virtues of La Serna, and his Companions in arms, firm in their fidelity lo our august Monarch, and the execrable lives of Torrelagle and his satellites; the fraternal union ...

... thus establish- struments which they had employed (bear). 3 but ed, Much as he reverenced the character and authority of Mr. GRATTAN professed bin if such a lover of of vould the Right Hoa, and Learned Gentleman, he must say that it city in all cases where ...

... they had employeu (near.} was also k motiort for a list the witnesses ex-as to justify the Right Honorable Gentleman Mr. Grattan would vote for the motion fa on the late state (Mr. Plunkett) in calling into action and exerting division were pressed, because ...