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... Clontarf road on Saturday night last, by four armed men who robbed him of his coat, watch, and whatever money he had in his possession. On Saturday night, & gentleman, named M:Crann, was attacked by five armed men between Ballybough and Annesley-bridge, ...
... countryn en. He may be ranked With the first of our Patriots—the Burkes, Grattans or Currans. Mr. Grattan he would compare to Diomedes ; but Mr. O’Connell to Ajax—he had the arm and tbo seven-fold shield to protect the cause of Ireland.— The learned Chairman ...
... her mother was weak in her intellects. John Roche was produced for some purpose which it was impossdde discover, all the ingenuity the Counsel on both sides could not induce him to utter intelligible syllable. John Fitzpatrick, the exlord Constabulary, ...
... Butler, CITY KILKENNY. 29* 202 The election for the city commenced on the same day. At the close of the poll the numbers were— John Doherty, 20 P. ft. Butler, 14 Majority far Mr. Doherty, Mate of the poll on Monday:— Mr. Doherty, Mr. P. S. Butler « State ...
... contest has commenced here.- Candidates were proposed '^' Southwell, Coote, Saunderson and Max we . Lord Bective and Mr. Henry Grattan. M- P-. W(!rs proposer and seconder of the first Gentleman w«»ph—• *. ib Ileretof-iro gpdillnn revile or .lefame. Rrt”Pr“ ...
... Guinness, Esq. Colonel Henry White was next proposed Counsellor Henry Arabin, and seconded by John David La Touche, George Alexander Hamilton, Esq. was proposed by Sir John Hibton, Bart, and seconded by Henry Hamilton, Esq., brother to the late member for the ...
... Sanderson. Coleraine—Sir John Ridges. Kildare—Lord W. Fitzgerald, Robert T.atouche. King’s County—Lord Oxrnantown, Thomas Bernard, Leitrim—Lord Clements, Samuel White. Mayo County—James Browne, ord Bingham. Newry. Borough—Hon. John Henry Knox. Rosa, Borough—W ...
... assistance widdn ; .ib«ir .Soon aft, v tky happened, inquest by -ssre. 1 and City Cormiers, on ♦! e. remahis Michael j in. Mid John Dowling, Vf.*dh:t— •* tl*Vird*;'Uh by the accidental explosion o'* g :npc , 'der. Tht* other aulfc'er* were Patrick ■ift l ...
... n«s, for , to cents |jJ; f tion should no sup- •' ported thiacou 1 tn thr e« millions annually.— England and will, doubt, John Bull will look « * not spent in .p l „etha.ch.qn.n : y«f % that Master Eli., ;.he Empire shall Faction, and t a Barrister ...
... himseli in the popular cause on other occasions ; he had aussisted Mr Grattan ; but neither in the county of Dublin, not in the city of Dublini, were his services required. Mr Hehry Grattan hdd of Limself overcome every obstacle to his return ; and by throwing ...
... Bttrn, Captain John Sparks Byers, Major Richard Timpson (Lirucenam-Colonel), Lieutenant-Col. John Dunne, Lieutenant-Colonel John Lisuteoant-Cnlonel John Havrrlteld, Major llngh llatniltoo (Lieutenant Colonel.) Captain ilnnourahle John ...
... have been very numerous, but, of courae, cannot exactly asrertained. London Paper. It is quite true that the Knights of St.John Jerusalem are endeavouring to're-establish thenrsfelvne, and act a body favour of Greece. It is probable that they will have ...