... Governor. Edward Stack. John Creighton, Governor. Wgliain Chartres. Henry Brooke. J. T. Galbraith. j William D’Arry Irvine. Arthur H. Irvine, Clerk. Edward Archdall. George Willis. Hamilton Irvine. FoUiot Barton. George Leudrum. John Richardson, Clerk. James ...

... of unarmed citizens, who were directed to join themselves to the brigade of marines, when arms would be delivered to them. This mere unwarranted invitation to arms and vengeance was sufficient to cause every one to go to the poets assigned. It was really ...

... Fitzgerald, Sir Henry Pamell, Hon. G. Ponsonby, Hon. F. Ponsonby, Charles Brownlow, T. 8. Rice, Thomas Lloyd, James Grattan, Henry Grattan, Henry ,M. Tuite, Villiers Stuart, C. D. O. Jephson, Alexander Dawson, Henry White, Peter Van Homrigh, A. Pfrench ...

... glorious constitution, the basis of which is universal freedom. (Loud cheers.) Tne noble earl then read the resolution. Sir John Newport, Bart., then came forward, amid the enthusiastic cheers of the meeting. He commenced saying, that forty or fifty years ...

... capitally indicted fhr stealing 42/. from hm master, John Effland, a publ.cam who the Rising Sun, Ray afreet, ClakenwelL—Verdja, Guilty. Foesett was charged capitally with stealing from the dwelling-house of John Denman, grocer, of Pleaaant-mw, prosecutor, and ...

... Ireland ? Had they, not been told that ? Had they not, moreover, been armed with fresh, and great, and extraordinary powers for the purpose of putting that association down ; and, armed with a two-edged sword, how had they used it ? They had let it idly ...