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... prize, armed with a brace of loaded pistols. While the police were conveying him to the “clink” the Belinda sailed, taking all his moveables.— Ezeter Paper. Bozing Fxtraordinary.—We are credibly informed that Joseph Hudson, the great Enghish John Bull Fighter ...
... to them. The report ordered to be received on Friday. Irish Orangemen. Mr. GouLBURN postponed the Irish Yeomanry and Irish Arms Bill to the 6th of March. Mr. HuMme took that opportunity to declare that he should oppose the Irish Yeomanry Bill in every ...
... Kexweovy, of Temple. wreet, Esq. to Many, eldest daughter of John Chambers, of Cavendish-row, Esq. At George's Church, Dublin, on 21st inst. Ricuarp Coway Cuavsens, Esq. second son of John Chambers, Esq. of Lifiord, to Canoving, second daughter of the ...
... Charles P. Leslie, Esq Foreman, John Madden, Chas. ' O Leslie, A N Montgomery, Georze Forster, lon Richd Westenra, Dacre Hamilton, John Carr, Humphrey Evatt, ‘ \F,xlw»nl Richardson, Janes W Wright, William Mayne, | John Mayne, Joseph Plankett, Walter Tyler ...
... ackel and stripped of a gun, the only fice arms it covtained. So daring are the miscreauts in this quar ter, that they visited the house of Rev. Mr. Per cock, at Mount Temple, n the open day, in or der to procure arms ; and a few nights back, five sheep, the ...
... conceive, ther were contending for a prize, rather than seeking to convince. Any person, who has ever lieard the lamented Mr. Grattan speak, will have a tolerable notion of French oratory. They are often, however, much more outre than he was, contrary as his ...
... the Government than not—and he asked whether this was a fit state of things in which these men ought to be allowed to have arms in their hands? He knew the utility of these corps of Yeomanry when they were first embodiced ; but the time was passed for ...
... with stationery. The Earl of LiverrooL would give an answer on Monday.—Adjourned to Monday. HOUSE OF COMMONS, Fes. 28, Mr. GraTTAN presented a Petition from the Parish of St. Anne, Dublin, praying the revival of the Committee on Local Taxes of last year ...
... EMPLOYMENT OF THE POOR IN IRELAND. Abridged Evidence appended o the Parliamentary Report, .mclud;‘dfm»u Saturday's Cironicle SIR JOHN NEWPORT, Bart.—Are you acquainted with the establishment of any schoo! for the purposes of education and industry in the county ...
... The House must perceive that so small a sum as £49, divided among so many, *as nothing like an adequate remuneration, Sir JOHN NEWPORT said, that their former source of emolument should be restored, or that some othier provision shouid be made for them ...