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... much order •* if they had been only many hundreds. INSOLVENTS. CASES TO HEARD ON TO-MORROW AT THE TAILORS’ UALL, John Nolan, of Dublin, John Flinn, Newtown-Mount-Kennedy, painter. Samuel Gordon, Exchequer-street, Dublin, gent. Patrick Kearney, Co. Meath ...
... Bristol, passengers Scppings, Heamc, London, to load bricks for Jamaica Adamant, Rutland, London, to load bricks for Trinidad John, Pugh, Liverpool, general cargo Christian, Gillies, Glasgow, do. Thirteen Colliers with coals A Schooner and a Sloop pasted ...
... carried the mast with the rigging which they had just abandoned, overboard. Captain Clowes «ns severely injured in one of his arms, and back. had about worth of his own property board uninsured. The poor creatures landed in complete slate of destiiuiinn ...
... finger as to brin blood. the following day (Sunday) Mr. Simmons had a violent pain the arm, extending to the shoulder, and two tumours formed under the arm, near to the arm-pit. Fomentations were applied, and some relief obtained both from the pain and the ...
... feelings towards Mr. Grattan would have been mdre congenial, if he had not come forward formerly under the auspices of Mr. Plunkett: however attached he was to his own principles, disclaimed any personal animosity whatever to Mr. Grattan; with regard to Mr ...
... 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 ...
... / / Clare. ..John Singleton, of Esq. Newmarket-oit- Porgus. Cork. ..John Smith Barry, of I'oaty, Est). Cove. Dot ...
... Association, he has is universally admitted. The only question is, armed them with their present authority. For whether is appoint his successor. some who, after the venerated Grattan, ever pleaded it is supposed that lie has actually appointed him, the ...
... in the Petition prevailed eeneraUv rnHV SMITH leave to ask th* Right Hon. $^« bout * ?{ Brirtul . that bad doubt similar Mr. JOHN « neggao leave au .* . Petition* would soon be presented from every Parish In it. Baronet (Sir G. Hill) what he meant, when ...
... Catholics prevailing some parts Ireland, that the Protestants town with which was acquainted sat up one while night with their arms prepared to resist attack which they supposed likely to Ik* made upon them. Much, he said, as the practices the Homan Catholic ...
... that wat net all. The volunteers Ireland in 1759, 50,000 strong, assumed a truly-menacing aspect, for they deliberated with arms in their hand*. Yet the Honorable Member (Mr. Footer) forget to state what became them. He would supply th* Information. Tb* ...
... Brnuigan, 1 James M'Oliuti, I L. Brauigan, 1 T. Crawford, John Kilcar, Rev A Nicholson I Newtown, 10 John Woolsoy, 10 John Al'Chiiu and Sons, 10 Jemcs Markey, 10 Peter Markey, N. Markey, AhtbonyMarkey 5 John Markey, Owen Markey, Dan. Markey, C. Markey, W. H. ...