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... nut transpire. The Hon. Gentleman fired without effect, but regret to say, he received his adversary’s ball in the part his arm. The wounded Gentleman was immediately conveyed to a chaise which was in waiting, with an eminent medical man, a friend of the ...
... o'clock, a double knock was given at the door, and its being opened, upwards of I'd armed men rushed in, and while some of the ruffians went upstairs to take the arms, others commenced demolishingthe lower windowsof the house, which they completed; they ...
... die hands of Mr. Plunkett. Mr. Lawless —Mr. who?— Mr. Plunketl-Oh ! Mr. Corley begged say, that man, to whom the immortal Grattan confided the destinies lus country, was the individual most competent bring forward their petition in the House ol Commons ...
... in this s.ate oF . John Black ay Promoveit. Brigade of Artillery, t0 join his Majesty, of the Guards so + te w v seduced, stand thus: our ad-| The élon. and Rev Phe Muu- regiments Actual Income for 1825 aoe wee £56.6638,9 As-em { John Ahern, and othe perinit ...
... Church, Belfast, by the Rev. A. C. Macartney, John Agnew, Esq. Sovereign of Belfast, to Anne Lindset, eldest daughter of the late John Holmes, Esq. and grand daughter to our late respected townsman, John Holmes, Esq. of Donegall-place. On the 29th Jan ...
... met with such resistance from John BY LOUD BYUO.V. Griffin, son to the farmer, who behaved uncommonly j I have never heard any one who fulfilled my idea well, armed with a pitchfork, that they set fire the ! an orator—Grattan would have been near it, hut ...
... amendment. stated, it would be a moet important boon to Irelund which wealth can be founded, a tax upon commodities operate Sir JOHN NEWPORT asked what was the Right Hon. loudly ealls for some alterations in the existing law. He wished d in stance, Cacsed ...
... Alderman Trevor, .:LMMAR}O(L)JILT?‘Q:;‘\[ {IC;[{?(:\KS IN TH “‘ in the Chair—when a Resolution, on the motion of Mr. John R 2 N s N John La Touche, “ That a Case be submitted to the TR w—— of fhaniel Commell, lungecl&r__ N AttprasysGaméral, the Solichor-Gederal ...
... the Great Room at the Devonshire Arms Hotel. The following are the names: Lord George Beresford, M. P. Richard Power, M. P., Robert Power, Robert Uniacke, Wray Palliser, John Keily, Arthur Keily, Richard Musgrave, John Musgrave, Richard Usher, Henry Sargeant ...
... unanimoss, that' 300 ;e John David Lat enry Villiers Stusrt, the Sultan must ml“fn\ue preteice Lo sovereignty | “esar-Colelough, Pierce B‘:‘R&i,« Somerset Butler, over the Christians—that Greece shall not be invaded or Capel Molynens, John Power, Kilfane, Arthur ...
... crooked cudgels, talk over the affairs that brought them town, stare with amazement the Jfrench and Spanish soldiers passing arm in arm. The sound of guitar collects all the females round a blind Lid singing of the captive King and the misfortunes of the country ...
... throw him into the canal.” John the prisoner, said, I can’t, he has got fast hold of arm.” Her husband replied, pull thy arm out of thy jacket, and I will throw him in.” The prisoner pulled his arm out of the jacket, and the two brothers then assisted ...