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... Salmon, John M*Kvoy, Michael Lynch, Daniel Brndy, John, M‘Cahe, William Hickey, Hem y Lad ley, j Thomas Gay nor, I John John Culleu, I Robert Morgan, Bartholomew Fegan, Stephen Cassidy. Sale to commence Twelve o’Clock. Duty to paid the purchaser. ...
... in the naxt Session Gtorge Moore, M.P. Charles Henry Grattan, M.P. St. George Gregg and Co. Daniel O’Connell, M.P. William Sir John Jervis White Jervis, Manders and Powell Bgrt. H. Blaquiere John David Latouche * Co. Murphy and Sou Charles Hamilton Samuel ...
... have received Crum you. roURT~Yrsn;i;r.AV. I'.io THU CAN A 1., John Dardis, Michael Dardis, Patrick Tul»v, John lla!iigu!i, Matthew Murray, Christopher Connell, Denis Mahon, Luku Byrne, John and Thomas were placed at the bar, charged with being concerned ...
... that they wish only for employment, and not relief donation of food or money. 4-th, Moved Sir Charles Morgan, and seconded by John David Latouche, Esq. That relying on the experienced good will of the Irish Ladies, in promoting every object conducive to ...
... bodies to-morrow. The names of the sufferers are Mrs. Gregory, aged 38 ; her sister, aged 32 ; Sarah Gregory, aged two years; John Gregory, aged three years ; and Wm. Gregory, aged four years and a half.— London Paper. The late rains have caused a great ...
... Ireland will join with the Catholics may achieve a bloodless and glorious revolution like that of’Sil. (Cheers.J The names Grattan and Curran have been deservedly inscribed upon the pedestal of public liberty, and it will be our endeavour upon licit pedestal ...
... then 1 will endeavour to recover the lost rights of country. I shall attempt to embrace them in puny arms, will be able to retain them, for those arms will nerved and strengthened the support of seven, aye, of eight millions of my countrymen (Cheers.) ...
... . *.. *** *** Andrew Ennis, Esq, ••. • Patrick Boylan, Esq, *** . ,v I J ...
... the appellant was led forward from his stool within the lists. Stripped (its shirt, and searched the secretary state, having arms but his sword and target; and taking a corporal oath, that his quartet was just, he made his revet ence to the lords justices ...
... riot and assault. John Birmingham and Joseph Win Inn f r manslaughter. filed also riotously assembling and assaulting James Saul. James Saul—l live in John-street; - ton-weaver; I remember being, in January in Coal-alley, and teeing John Binningham and Daly ...
... company. was supported a corresponding spirit Hugh Magill, Esq. who acttxi croupier. On tii* Cktumn'i tight nt John H‘C*u*, Henry Moumomery, John Siadni™, feq., W. j*irrie, fte. 4e.; and Irft, Mr. A.M‘C»*mn, Mr. Uobert Gfimslw*', Mr. Mr.'Jutu, «>XiUrt/fty ...
... quarter past three o'clock the King entered the throne-room, and took his seat upon chair of crimson velvet, with the royal arms crohroided the of it, and just above his Majesty's h,,,!—his right leg resting upon an ottoman of crimson.— His dress was that ...